Check out what’s going on near you:
England, Wales & N Ireland:
http://lgbthistorymonth.org.uk/event-calendar/
Scotland:
http://www.lgbthistory.org.uk/
Feb
28
Wed
all-day
Another Kind of Life: Photograph...
@ Barbican Art Gallery
Another Kind of Life: Photograph...
@ Barbican Art Gallery
Feb 28 – May 27 all-day
Gazing directly into the camera, Paz Errazuriz’s arresting image of Pilar (shown above), a cross-dresser working in an underground brothel in Chile during the 1980s forms part of a larger body of work titled Adam’s Apple, 1983. Taken during Chile’s military dictatorship at a time when gender non-conforming people were regularly subjected to curfews, persecutions and police brutality, this photograph ...
May
10
Thu
all-day
Transitional States: Hormones at...
@ Peltz Gallery
Transitional States: Hormones at...
@ Peltz Gallery
May 10 – Jun 11 all-day
Transitional States: Hormones at the Crossroads of Art and Science delivers an international programme that uses art and public debates to raise awareness about the important impact hormone therapies can have. It explores the theme of hormone use and abuse, both in the past and in the present.
Jun
5
Tue
6:00 pm
Testo Junkie: Hormones, power, a...
@ Wellcome Collection
Testo Junkie: Hormones, power, a...
@ Wellcome Collection
Jun 5 @ 6:00 pm
In this lecture, Preciado will explore the invention and commercialisation of hormones, and the shift from disciplinary modes of production of sexual subjectivity towards a new regime of gender fabrication and re-organisation of the heterosexual norm.
Jun
28
Thu
8:00 pm
“This first summer month…” A Cel...
@ St Ethelburga's Centre,
“This first summer month…” A Cel...
@ St Ethelburga's Centre,
Jun 28 @ 8:00 pm – 9:00 pm
A Celebration of Liberation – of Genius awakening genius, of Light and delight. Celebrating an enlightening and very entertaining world famous poem which has sold millions of copies ever since it was translated, adapted and published anonymously in 1859 by the gay suffolk born anglo-irish genius Edward FitzGerald 1809 – 1883. “The eloquence of quatrain is the completion of sublimity” ...
Jul
3
Tue
7:30 pm
Wirework
@ Tristan Bates Theatre
Wirework
@ Tristan Bates Theatre
Jul 3 @ 7:30 pm – Jul 7 @ 8:30 pm
Set in a remote South African village, a reclusive older woman, outrages her Afrikaans neighbours by collaborating with a local shepherd to turn her family home into an extraordinary piece of art. Based on the true story of Helen Martins and Koos Malgas and their creation, ‘The Owl House’. Inspired by images from pictures and postcards, their world becomes dominated ...