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  • EXHIBITION and OFFSITE COMMISSIONS

  • QUEERCIRCLE has quickly established itself as a vital resource for emerging LGBTQ+ artists. Our commissioning enables artists exploring radical, anti-oppressive and intersectional issues to experiment, take-risks and present ambitious new work. Through a queer lens - whether explicitly or implicitly - to date, artists have advocated for environmental and land justice; connecting with local and national campaigns, as well as the rights of migrants and workers. 

     

    We are also increasingly understanding the role we can play in advocating for queer artists through commissioning partnerships, and providing additional context and support in the development of new work off site.

     
    • Mil Veces un Instante, Teresa Magrolles

      Mil Veces un Instante

      Teresa Magrolles Until Summer 2026
      The latest Fourth Plinth commission 'Mil Veces un Instante (A Thousand Times in an Instant)’ by Mexican artist Teresa Margolles was unveiled on Wednesday 18.09.2024. The monolithic sculpture was m...
    • CLOCKING OFF, Rafał Zajko

      CLOCKING OFF

      Rafał Zajko 16 Sept - 26 Nov 2023
      Credited as the one of the first factories established in England, Sir Richard Arkwright’s cotton mill, built in 1771, was a cornerstone of the Industrial Revolution. Captured in Joseph Wright’s...
    • MANY MIKL MEK AH MUKL, ZINZI MINOTT

      MANY MIKL MEK AH MUKL

      ZINZI MINOTT JUN 22 - AUG 27
      ‘Many Mikl Mek Ah Mukl’, which loosely translates from Patois to ‘Every little bit counts, persevere and eventually we will get where we want.’ Minott will present the sixth iteration...
    • The River in Verse, Marwan Kaabour

      The River in Verse

      Marwan Kaabour July 2023 - July 2025
      Inspired by the Peninsula’s proximity to the river, Lebanese artist Marwan Kaabour presents a series of multilingual text extracts that contemplate water, fluidity and expressiveness of its ebb and flow. The River...
    • DUST BATHERS, RAFAEL PÉREZ EVANS:

      DUST BATHERS

      RAFAEL PÉREZ EVANS: FEB 23 - MAY 14 2023
      A departure from urban and eco-bourgeois appropriations of the rural, ‘Dust Bathers’ looked to the robust histories and imaginative capacities of rural agricultural protest and queer dissent. Read more
    • OGONI 9, CHIIZII

      OGONI 9

      CHIIZII FEB 23 - MAY 14 2023
      In 1995, a group of activists known collectively as the Ogoni Nine were killed by the Nigerian government after protesting the exploitation and degradation of their land by British oil...
    • TUNNEL VISIONS, Bones Tan Jones

      TUNNEL VISIONS

      Bones Tan Jones OCT 8 - DEC 21
      Tunnel Visions’ will be a site-specific installation within QUEERCIRCLE’s main gallery space. A 4-metre high, central monolith will pay tribute to a 2,500-year-old Anckerwyke Yew tree, which tan jones encountered...
    • LET ME HOLD YOU, Michaela Yearwood-Dan

      LET ME HOLD YOU

      Michaela Yearwood-Dan 8 JUN - 8 SEPT
      A sweeping curved mural embraces visitors, creating a sanctuary for visitors to confront their own true selves in a safe and holistic environment. Ceramic sculptures and furniture encourage visitors to...
    • THE QUEENS' JUBILEE!

      THE QUEENS' JUBILEE!

      8 JUN - 8 SEPT
      Through rare, documentary photography and original editions of Come Together - the Gay Liberation Front newspaper -  The Queens’ Jubilee!  charts the introduction of drag into radical politics and its...
    • VIDEOVIRUS, AA Bronson + General Idea

      VIDEOVIRUS

      AA Bronson + General Idea
      A reimagining of the historic Imagevirus  for a global audience, the iconic artwork comes to life in a hypnotic video animation that virally transmits their activist message across billboards around the...
    • THERE CAN BE NO LOVE WITHOUT JUSTICE, July 2021

      THERE CAN BE NO LOVE WITHOUT JUSTICE

      July 2021
      Following an open call asking artists to respond to bell hooks’ quote “There can be no love without justice,” LGBTQ+ artists were invited to submit work that raises public awareness...

 

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