Need a little refresher? This week's episode is a short introduction to Queer Theory! We discuss Western schools of thought, relevant philosophers and go into a bit of its history! Listen on your favorite streaming platform: anchor.fm/theoryish

FREE TALK: Dr Monica Pearl – “Where Is Your Rage?”: AIDS Generations Anthony Burgess Foundation on Tuesday 9th May at 5pm. No booking required. This event is organised by the Centre for the Study of Sexuality and Culture (CSSC) The University of Manchester ow.ly/RpKl50O4be5

Kick off the merry month of May with this short history of #MayDay from Sophie, complete with an exploration of the significance of May Day to some of Walter Crane's works, at #APlaceBetweenTheTrees: ow.ly/phHR50O4f2B #WalterCrane #BritishHistory #AmericanHistory

Ajamu X’s new exhibition 'Ajamu: The Patron Saint of Darkroom' is open at Autograph. The exhibition unapologetically celebrates black queer bodies & pleasure as activism. Ajamu's work also features in the (Un)Defining Queer on at the Whitworth. 📸 Ajamu X, Bud Kim, 2018.

TOMORROW: Join us for a blended In conversation between artists Ajamu X and Simeon Barclay. Together they will discuss what influences their hometown of Huddersfield has had on their practices. Supported by Queer British Art Book your free ticket 🎫 : bit.ly/3GREwkf

A fantastic in conversation with Ajamu X and Simeon Barclay talking about X’s work and their influences. The talk was recorded and will be available online as soon as possible! the Whitworth #QBA #Queerbritishart

Many many cultural organisations are being targeted by far-right groups, and in particular anti-trans groups. The work RCMG are conducting is really needed. If you are a cultural institution/practitioner please do help with this survey!

🚨Call for Papers🚨Chris Green and @Dominic___James are editing a special edition of the journal, Art and the Public Sphere called ‘Queer(ing) Art, Curation and Collaboration’. Pls do submit an abstract. Details are in the link 👉intellectbooks.com/art-the-public… Please share and 🔄

Hello everyone, we are very excited to be back for a new season of events, collaborating with some exciting people and groups. Starting with an up coming collaboration with the Working Class British Art Network More details to follow! Keep an eye on our socials! 👀

In a world in which large organisation sometimes don't even offer bursaries to cover the costs of the registration fee of a conference, it is so great to see this call for papers by Queer British Art and Working Class British Art Network who offer an honorarium to speakers #selffundedPhD

Queer Art: From Canvas to Club, and the Spaces Between 📕 Book launch & In Conversation 💬 📅 Thursday 13 June ⏰ 6pm-8pm Free, booking advised ✨ @GemmaRollsBentley conversation with local queer sapphic artist @SarahJoyFord Reserve your space ➡️ eventbrite.co.uk/e/queer-art-fr…

🚨CfP🚨 Deadline for abstracts: Monday 22 July, 9am We are teaming up with Working Class British Art Network for a conference called, Stretching the Canon: Working Class and Queer British Art Today. To be held the Whitworth on 6 Sept. Paid fee of £150 to deliver paper. Please do 🔄

Registration is now open for our next event with Working Class British Art Network - Stretching the Canon: Working Class and Queer British Art Today. Hybrid, September 6 the Whitworth and online (link tbc). Speakers include Ajamu X and John Walter + other fab speakers. bit.ly/3yiYgMx

Queer led small arts organisation are looking for a deputy director in Manchester. Details below 👇

Registration is now open for our next event with Working Class British Art Network - Stretching the Canon: Working Class and Queer British Art Today. Hybrid, September 6 the Whitworth and online (link tbc). Speakers include Ajamu X and John Walter + other fab speakers. bit.ly/3yiYgMx

Registration is now open for our next event with Working Class British Art Network - Stretching the Canon: Working Class and Queer British Art Today. Hybrid, September 6 the Whitworth and online (link tbc). Speakers include Ajamu X and John Walter + other fab speakers. bit.ly/3yiYgMx

Registration is now open for our next event with Working Class British Art Network - Stretching the Canon: Working Class and Queer British Art Today. Hybrid, September 6 the Whitworth and online (link tbc). Speakers include Ajamu X and John Walter + other fab speakers. bit.ly/3yiYgMx