Highlights
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5 LGBTQ Art Stories
Join Olly Pike as he explores LGBTQ+ artists, their wonderful worlds and artworks
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Sin Wai Kin: 'I want people to exist in my world'
Get to know the artist who uses science fiction, drag and fantasy to deconstruct binary social narratives
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Five Stories of Queer Artists
Discover five important stories of queer love and relationships told through art
Artworks
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Duncan Grant Bathing
1911 -
Lubaina Himid CBE RA Ankledeep
1991 -
Sunil Gupta Untitled from the series Reflections of the Black Experience
1986, printed 2010 -
Zanele Muholi ID Crisis
2003 -
Cy Twombly Untitled (Bacchus)
2008 -
Robert Mapplethorpe Smutty
1982 -
Nan Goldin Misty and Jimmy Paulette in a taxi, NYC
1991 -
Gilbert & George Thirst
1982 -
Derek Jarman Ataxia - Aids is Fun
1993 -
Gwen John Nude Girl
1909–10 -
Brassaï Young Lesbian at Monocle
1932, printed later -
Marie Laurencin The Fan
c.1919 -
Marlow Moss Composition in Yellow, Black and White
1949
Artists
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Claude Cahun
1894–1954 -
Gwen John
1876–1939 -
Dora Carrington
1893–1932 -
David Hockney
born 1937 -
Cy Twombly
1928–2011 -
Robert Mapplethorpe
1946–1989
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Queer Cornwall
Discover the stories of Marlow Moss, Gluck and Ithell Colquhoun, three LGBTQIA+ trailblazers who made their home on the Cornish coast
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A Queer Little History of Art: Bathing
Discover a queer reading of art history through Duncan Grant’s Bathing
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Susan Calman on queer role models, art and progress
The Scottish comedian discusses why the gay rights movement is still so important today
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Sunil Gupta: 'Being in the dark room is healing’
The photographer talks about how his work in the dark room helped him deal with his HIV positive diagnosis
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Rotimi Fani-Kayode – Desire In Exile
Rotimi Fani-Kayode arrived in Brighton aged 11 in 1966, having fled Nigeria’s civil war. After coming out as gay, he left the UK and studied fine art and photography at New York’s Pratt Institute. Returning to the UK in the mid 1980s, he began exhibiting his complex and emotionally raw work
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Audio Description: Everything Else Has Failed! Don't You Think It's Time For Love?
Listen to and watch an in-depth visual description of this artwork by Sharon Hayes
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Queer Lives: Channel 4 Random Acts
Watch six films, each providing glimpses into the lived experience of six individuals
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Thinking about gender and bodies
Find ways to structure discussions and activities to explore identity and gender
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BBZ x Abondance Matanda
Hear BBZ, a collective for queer people of colour, in discussion with the up and comer they most admire
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Zanele Muholi: ‘In My World, Every Human is Beautiful’
Hear how the power of images can show LGBTQIA+ people worldwide that they are not alone
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How Muholi is affirming beauty
Explore this visual-activist's practice through three photographic series
Explore more Themes
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Black Identities and Art
Discover Black art and artists in Tate's collection
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Wellbeing and Art
Explore mindfulness through the art and artists within Tate's collection
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Women and Art
Explore the stories and achievements of women artists and their contributions to the art world
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Disability and Art
Explore how artists have portrayed the range of human ability through their art
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Migration and Art
Explore how artists reflect on moving to new places