Gilbert and George : Their New Normal

  London’s most celebrated queer artist couple GILBERT & GEORGE aged 76 and 78 respectively are holed up in their East End home.  What they are desperately missing  is exploring  the streets of London has been their daily life since they met as students in 1967.  On their walks they take photographs, picking up unusual … Continue reading

Gilbert Baker’s masterpiece Rainbow Flag is heading for P Town

  Gilbert Baker’s Rainbow Flag masterpiece that stretched for 1.25 miles in Key West’s Pride Parade in 2003 is sailing its way to PTown in time for the Annual Carnival.  After the world’s longest rainbow flag was unfurled to celebrate the flag’s 25th anniversary  it was then divided into sections and sent to cities across … Continue reading

Gilbert & George : New Normal Pictures Exhibit

  A new GILBERT & GEORGE Exhibit is always a reason for celebration. These two queer artists have worked together as a collaborative art duo for over 50 years winning every major prestigious art prize ……like the Tate’s Turner Award.  More importantly, their distinctive and highly formal appearance and manner in performance art, and also … Continue reading

Gilbert & Sullivan’s Iolanthe : this fairyland is the stuff that dreams are made of

Iolanthe ☆☆☆☆☆ Richmond Theatre                                                                     This well-loved comic opera by Gilbert & Sullivan has been re-invented in Sasha Regan’s all-male production into a glorious … Continue reading

Gillian Freeman author of the groundbreaking queer book/film The Leather Boys has died aged 89

Gillian Freeman, the British author who in 1961 wrote the groundbreaking novel The Leather Boys has died aged 89..  The controversial novel which she published under  the pseudonym Eliot George,  was the a story of a gay relationship between two young working-class men, later turned into a film for which she wrote the screenplay, this … Continue reading

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