Queer in Brighton to present ‘No Longer Private’ at Queer Bloomsbury at Charleston
This coming Sunday, September 18, Queer in Brighton is holding a special Queer History Club, presenting cutting edge research from Samson Dittrich in conversation with the inimitable Kuchenga, to mark the launch of the first major public exhibition of Duncan Grant’s erotic drawing Very Private?
This coming Sunday, September 18, Queer in Brighton is holding a special Queer History Club, presenting cutting edge research from Samson Dittrich in conversation with the inimitable Kuchenga, to mark the launch of the first major public exhibition of Duncan Grant‘s erotic drawing Very Private?
This History Club is part of Queer Bloomsbury – an annual festival of queer culture co-presented by Marlborough Productions and Charleston, which runs from Saturday, September 17 to Sunday, September 18. You can get an all-day ticket to the festival, or just a single ticket to the History Club event.
There will be free buses from and to Brighton for all ticket holders. Make sure you book your spot on the bus when you book your ticket!
To book, CLICK HERE
For the full programme of Queer Bloomsbury events, CLICK HERE
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