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2026
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Where we meet
An invitation to collectively imagine QUEERCIRCLE's future January - MarchViewGroups gathered to imagine QUEERCIRCLE's future, contributions woven by artist in residence Rachel Sale into a visual collection.
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Desire Lines
Counter mapping queer creative health 11 April - 14 JuneViewExplored queer creative health through experiments in radical mapping praxis, building on counter-mapping traditions.
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Desire Lines
Co-developed with River Újhadbor AprilViewA framework for radical mapping praxis, gathering examples and methods from different movements and struggles.
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2025
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Real to Reel
AN EXPLORATION OF QUEER COMMUNITY FILMMAKING 7 February - 31 MarchView10 groups working in film and new media shared space to imagine future queer community infrastructure.
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Queereast
Feastival 2025 MayThis exhibition was part Queereast festival 2025, and brought together the work of five Queer East and South East Asian artists.
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Then & There
Volume 2 June - SeptemberViewThe second edition of Then & There explored queering time through movement, performance and collective care.
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Faces & Phases: UK
Zanele Muholi 14 October – 16 NovemberViewZanele Muholi's Faces and Phases: UK 2025 presents 100 portraits of Black queer, non-binary and trans lives.
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Let’s Create Change
Artistic Freedom in a Time of Genocide and Rising Fascism DecemberViewA report exposing censorship, funding pressures and political influence across the UK arts sector.
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2024
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Museum of Transology
In collaboration with MUSEUM OF TRANSOLOGY JanuaryViewVolunteers trained in archiving to safeguard thousands of placards from trans pride marches and events nationwide.
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Then & There
Volume 1 AprilViewThe first edition of Then & There explored queering time through movement, performance and collective care.
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Gathering with Palestine
United 15+ organisations centring on Palestinian voices 3 July - 8 SeptemberViewA programme of teach-ins, discussions and workshops centring Palestinian voices and calls for solidarity.
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Mil Veces un Instante (A Thousand Times in an Instant)
Teresa Margolles SeptemberViewLandmark Fourth Plinth sculpture using plaster casts of 726 transgender faces, a collective statement against transfemenicide.
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Dream This Silly
140 young LGBTQ artists exhibited OctoberViewNo judging panel, no work turned away, building careers, confidence and creative community for young queer artists.
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2023
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A to Zine
over one hundred zines exhibited 12 January - 1 FebruaryViewZines celebrating body hair, mushroom colours and gender clinic dysfunctions, spanning pocket-sized to hefty booklet formats.
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DUST BATHERS
Rafael Perez Evans 23 February - 14 MayViewAn installation exploring asilvestrar (to re-wild), drawing on the histories of rural agricultural protest and queer dissent.
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Ogoni 9
CHIIZII FebruaryViewPresents two large-scale paper collages focusing on the Ogoni people in south-eastern Nigeria.
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MANY MIKL MEK AH MUKL
Zinzi Minott 22 June - 27 AugustViewExploring Windrush community histories and diaspora through film, sound and archival footage spanning generations.
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Clocking Off
RAFAŁ ZAJKO 16 September – 26 NovemberViewA sculptural exhibition exploring labour, exhaustion, and the precarity of workers' rights and safety nets.
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2022
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Let Me Hold You
Michaela Yearwood Dan 8 JUNE - 8 SEPTEMBERViewA sweeping mural and ceramic sculptures created a sanctuary, using nature motifs to refute queer "unnaturalness".
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The Queens' Jubilee!
Co-curated with Stuart Feather 8 JUNE - 8 SEPTEMBERViewMarking 50 years of Gay Liberation Front pride and charting radical drag's political roots.
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Tendrils
Queer Youth Art Collective 15 September – 2 OctoberViewShowcased 50+ young LGBTQIA artists, no judging panel, no work turned away.
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TUNNEL VISIONS
bones tan jones 8 October - 21 DecemberViewInstallation tracing the artist's pilgrimage from Silvertown to Stonehenge, through ley lines and land protest.
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