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 made with plaster cast molds of the faces of 726 transgender people from Mexico and the UK. The molds were made by applying plaster directly onto each individual’s face. The resulting object is both a visual record of their respective features and, imbued with hair and skin cells, a material infusion of their physicality.

The inaugural QUEERCIRCLE Tours of FRIEZE London, highlighting pioneering LGBTQ+ artists from Seoul to London, Berlin to South Africa, New Delhi to New York City with over 30 participating galleries.

The Tide’s glass facades was transformed to a fluid space of endless iterations as London-based, Beirut-born artist Marwan Kaabour presents The River in Verse, a lyrical and poetic mirror of the river Thames. The artwork is a series of multilingual text extracts that contemplate water, fluidity and expressiveness of its ebb and flow.

QUEERCIRCLE curates a day of making public noise visible at Tate Britain as part of their Queer and Now festival dedicated to the powerful role of LGBTQIA+ art and culture in the UK

Queer Earth and Liquid Matters brought together artists, writers, filmmakers, sound and architecture practitioners to explore decolonial and queer ecologies. Highlighting different voices and experiences of the climate emergency, the programme aims to complicate the binaries of Western knowledge often encountered in the environmental discourse.

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 globe throughout December 2021 with QUEERCIRCLE as social partner. Presented by CIRCA.

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 and demands for radical change in a street-level setting. Organised by QUEERCIRCLE and BUILDHOLLYWOOD.