About this Event
Pride is a Trans Led Protest! is back and bolder than ever before, and it isn't going anywhere. Please join us for the long awaited opening of this groundbreaking exhibition after it was postponed in 2025 due to censorship.
Pride is a Trans Led Protest! curates work from transgender rights activists, community groups, grassroots activism, and trans and queer artists based in Liverpool and beyond placing at the centre a commemoration of the city’s queerness and community. The exhibition is both a curation and a document, placing 2025 in a hyper-local and global context, including the weeks following the Supreme Court ruling, the different protests and moments of visibility, and the longer histories of trans activism that culminated in Liverpool Pride which, for the first time in its history, was a trans led march.
Join us for the launch event on Thursday April 23rd, 6-9pm where we will invite curators Connie Frankish and Gary Needham to talk about the origins of the exhibition, in conversation with Cardiff Trans Pride activist Deity Evans and local producer and organiser Emeri Curd to reflect on the urgent need for grassroots organising and collaboration. There will also be a live performance with T.S Idiot and Quieting Sounds, we can't wait to see you there!
Access:
The ground floor of the venue is fully wheelchair accessible and includes toilet facilities. Please note that part of the exhibition will take place on the first floor, which is not currently accessible via lift.
If you have any specific access requirements or questions, we encourage you to get in touch so we can support your visit as best as possible. Please contact [email protected] if you have any access queries or concerns we can help with, we're here to support you.
Please note that tickets are free and booking is essential.
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Event Venue & Nearby Stays
Lost Art, 15 Brick Street, Liverpool, United Kingdom
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