Queer the Pier
This community curated display peers into local LGBTIQA+ history. Celebrating the lives of the writers, artists, performers, activists and ordinary people who have made Brighton & Hove so fabulous, their stories are brought to life with film and photography, fashion and drag and oral histories.
Part of Be Bold, a series of collaborative exhibitions and events, programmed with Brighton & Hove’s LGBTQ communities.
Items in this collection
Showing 12 of 17 items
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1896
Rejected illustration by Aubrey Beardsley for front cover of Yellow Book, Volume V.
View: Rejected illustration by Aubrey Beardsley for front cover of Yellow Book, Volume V.
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c1968-1969
Excerpt from 'Brighton Head and Freak' magazine. Issue number 3, 1968/9
View: Excerpt from 'Brighton Head and Freak' magazine. Issue number 3, 1968/9
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c1965
"Boy in Black Jeans," by Roy Edwards.
View: "Boy in Black Jeans," by Roy Edwards.
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2020
Queer the Pier Exhibition Community Curators
View: Queer the Pier Exhibition Community Curators
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2019
Colin Lieven's Embroidered Denim Jacket & Skirt
View: Colin Lieven's Embroidered Denim Jacket & Skirt
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2019
QTIPOC the Pier
View: QTIPOC the Pier
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2020
Rotimi Fani Kayode Queer the Pier Zine 1
View: Rotimi Fani Kayode Queer the Pier Zine 1
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c1970s
Sussex branch of Gay Liberation Front outside war memorial on Steine
View: Sussex branch of Gay Liberation Front outside war memorial on Steine
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19th century
Fortune Telling Machine
View: Fortune Telling Machine
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1988
Anti- Clause 28 march between the two town halls of Brighton and Hove, 1988
View: Anti- Clause 28 march between the two town halls of Brighton and Hove, 1988
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2020
Queer the Pier Exhibition, Brighton Museum & Art Gallery
View: Queer the Pier Exhibition, Brighton Museum & Art Gallery
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c1960s
Peter Burton's ADLER typewriter, c1960s.
View: Peter Burton's ADLER typewriter, c1960s.
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