>After three years of careful research and development, Proud Heritage, the national museum for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender history and cultural ancestry, opened its… Read More »Proud Heritage Online Museum Launched
>Only a few days after organising its first ever event for LGBT History Month, the Imperial War Museum has announced a new photographic display titled… Read More »Imperial War Museum Appeals for LGBT Experiences
>In November last year, we mentioned on this blog that the National Portrait Gallery was launching a public appeal for the purchase of a portrait… Read More »Rare Portrait of Playwright Saved
>What makes a picture queer? What happens to a painting when confronted with the private (queer) imagination? Sadie Lee, artist, and Shaun Levin, writer and… Read More »Love, Sex and Metaphor: A Queer Gaze
>Thursday 2 August 2007, 19:00Love, Sex and Metaphor: A Queer Gaze What makes a picture queer? What happens to a painting when confronted with the… Read More »The National Portrait Gallery Goes Queer
>To mark the centenary of her birth, the National Portriat Gallery is hold a lecture examining the life of Daphne du Maurier, author of many… Read More »Lecture: Daphne Du Maurier
>A statue of Alan Turing, was unveiled on Tuesday 19 at Bletchley Park. Turing was the inspirational mathematician at the heart of Bletchley Park’s codebreaking… Read More »Statue of Gay War Hero Unveiled
> The GLBT Historical Society Museum in San Fransisco are launching this month the first exhibit in the US to explore the experiences of GLBT… Read More »Out Ranks
