Author queerguruPosted on Categories queermatterLeave a comment on The Pale Blue Door : the end of a Queer Fairytale
When we first went to The Pale Blue Door in London’s East End the Uber driver was actually scared for us when he dropped us off. The most unique and absolutely fabulous Dining Club is down the city’s scuzziest back alleys down a particularly uninviting Haggerston back street. This was the actual home of … Continue reading
Author queerguruPosted on Categories queermatterLeave a comment on Holly Revell : artist photographer and documenter of performance
We first came across the work of London photographer HOLLY REVELL when we interviewed the legendary Brit alternative performance artist DAVID HOYLE. He shared with us her stunning photo-book David Hoyle: Parallel Universe which is is a limited edition book of photography and artworks emerging from the intimate eight-year collaboration between him and Revell. Revell … Continue reading
Author queerguruPosted on Categories queermatterLeave a comment on Meanwhile in the UK Dame Helen and Sir Ian go down to the Pub : whilst Benedict and Jonny Lee play Monsters
Next Monday April 27th Dame Helen Mirren and Sir Ian McKellen are popping down to their local Pub in London to chair a Pub Quiz. Well, technically they will be doing it Online but that won’t them stopping theme quaffing a few pints of beer. They will be joined by Oscar Nominated Lesley Manville … Continue reading
Author queerguruPosted on Categories queermatterLeave a comment on SBN London’s Hottest Naked Queer Club goes Digital
London club promoter Jamie HP has decided to organize a digital version of SBN one of the hottest gay clubs . To give you a better idea of what makes his club so ‘special’ is that SBN stands for Stark Bollock Naked. Like his physical club’s events all attendees had to naked, and there … Continue reading
Author queerguruPosted on Categories queermatterLeave a comment on Masculinities: Liberation Through Photography
Masculinities: Liberation Through Photography (3.5 stars) Barbican, London til May 17th Despite its title, there’s little in the way of liberation on display in this exhibition, leaving the subtitle hanging there like a question. But perhaps that’s the point: to generate questions, debate on that complex subject of the significantly pluralized ‘masculinities’. What makes … Continue reading
