At an intimate reception, hosted at Queer Britain, last night (Tuesday 4 June) Tony Mentel was announced as the winner of this year’s Madame F Queer Britain Art Award for his work View From Dukes Mound.
Director of Queer Britain steps down: “I will always be cheering from the sidelines”
Published on :Joseph Galliano-Doig MBE announced that he is “handing the baton” to the next leader
Entries are open for The Madame F Queer Britain Art Award
Published on :Our very own editor-in-chief Roxy Bourdillon will be on the judging panel
“And that night they were not divided” – Queer Britain’s new statuette of Radclyffe Hall stands proud
Published on :The UK’s first LGBTQIA museum continues to celebrate and preserve lesbian histories BY SAM GRIERSON, IMAGE BY RAHIL AHMED “And that night they were not divided” these iconic words depict [….]
Queer Britain premieres The Microcosm, a new film adaptation exploring The Gateways Club
Published on :It’s screening until Monday 24 October BY ELEANOR NOYCE, IMAGE BY CHEERIO Written by Maureen Duffy, directed by Joe Ingham and featuring Glenda Jackson, The Microcosm is screening at Queer [….]
Queer Britain will be opening the UK’s first national LGBTQI museum
Published on :“Queer Britain is finally going to have a space to show what we can do and that we’re here for all the community” BY NIC CROSARA, IMAGE BY QUEER BRITAIN [….]
Queer Britain launches inaugural art award
Published on :In partnership with Madame F wine, new award champions Queer creativity BY DIVA STAFF, IMAGE BY JASON LEUNG Queer Britain is a charity working to complete the nation’s family tree [….]