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OUGD 50 4 Design Production Intial Research Studio Brief 1

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We’re Here, We’re Queer And ...

WE ‘ RE 50

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Queer British Art Tate Britain The works include influences of and or have come from artists that identify as lesbian, gay, bisexual, trans and queer (LGBT). The show was put together to commemorate 50 years of legalisation of the partial decimalisation of male homosexuality in England. The artwork explores how artists expressed themselves in a time when assumptions were being presumed about gender and sexuality, which were then challenged and questioned through this artwork. The artworks range from playful stories to politically charged expression in forms both erotic and domestic.

Oscar Wilde’s Prison Door

Gluck, Self Portrait, 1942

Cleanliness is Next to Godliness 1964

Danny La Rue 1968

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Coming Out The Walker Gallery

This collection is on loan from the Arts Council Collection National Partners.

The works featured within this exhbition are exploring sexuality and gender identity after the passing of the 1967 sexual offences act, which included the partial decrimilitation of sex between men in England and Wales.

Club Scene Photography

Margaret Harrison, 1969 Women of the world unite, you have nothing to loose but cheesecake

Untitled, Member of the public

When I think about sex...

Tracey Emin 2005

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Philip Normal Brixton Market Masc Man Tee

Masc Tote Bag

Thinking About Your Dad

Rimming is Slimming

Masc Neon, Glitter Bag, Harness

U Ok Hun?

Philip Normal is an independant clothing brand that is based around LGBTQ+ community and its influences, from t-shirts splattered with gay icons such as Cher and Britany to glitter sprayed Jansports. The store itself is designed by and made by members of the LGBTQ+ community of London, who take part in a lot of local LGBTQ+ social events.

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wha t now

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Interviews Photography Gay Culture Research Political Research LGBTQ+ Representation in the media

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