The City and The Self exhibition launch was unbelievable 👏

Huge thanks to everybody who made it out and the incredible artists that showcased work.

Don't fret if you missed it, we're open 10am - 4pm through until Sunday the 7th The Royal Standard 🗓️

Are you trans, non-binary, gender non-confirming, gender diverse or queer?
Lived in the Merseyside since 2020?
Interested in helping us develop better services?
LJMU & Sahir House are running focus groups to see how responses to new health issues can be improved after COVID (1/2)

NEXT FRIDAY AT UNITY 🏳️‍🌈 COMEDY QUEERS

'Inclusive rambunctious comedy in a friendly and safe environment' 🫶

'Something the scene needs' 👈️

'Full of Queer joy' 🌈

💥JEN IVES
💥MARIE GOULBOURNE
💥Sian Davies *Best in Class*

🎟️ : unitytheatreliverpool.co.uk/whats-on/comed…
📅: Friday 5th April | 7:30pm

🔦 Artist Spotlight:
Ellesha Doubleday (She/Her) is a self-portrait artist from Wigan whose work challenges society's expectations of women through crude and ridiculous self-humiliation.

With her pieces, she hopes to give viewers space to feel validated & recognise their worth.

🔦 Artist Spotlight:
Monet (He/They) is an Irish AV artist, essayist & poet. Core themes in their work are superstition, liminality, and vulnerability.

Monet has created a D&D campaign set in a fantastical Liverpool, reconstructing queer spaces for players & viewers to explore.

🔦 Artist Spotlight:
Tish is a Creative Historian from Merseyside with an interest in queer identity, space and community.

Tish's work proposes that being Queer in Liverpool operates in conflict; within and without, in pain and in humour, brutal yet tender.

🔦 Artist Spotlight:
Harry Garner is an award-winning artist who lives and works in Liverpool.

Harry's work explores contemporary themes of faith and uncertainty. His subject matter defies straightforward interpretation, and often shifts between portrait and still life genres.

🔦 Artist Spotlight:
Claire Beerjeraz (She/They) is a Spoken Word Artist, Writer, Workshop Facilitator, Performer & Creative Therapist.

Claire’s piece explores how a city (de)constructs intersections of identity & what that means for young people transitioning into adulthood.

I missed last month's news about Topher Campbell (he/him) being appointed director for Homotopia - AND AM NOW SO EXCITED FOR Homotopia!