Lenses of Life
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Throuple: The Sexy Indie Rom-Com Everyone’s Buzzing About
Born from friendship and shaped by fearless truth, Throuple is the love letter to queer joy and chosen family we didn’t know we desperately needed.
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The Unmasking: A Portrait of Josh Piterman
A musical theatre star trades standing ovations for spiritual awakening, discovering that true performance transcends the stage
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Art That Commemorates The Victims of Miscarriage of Justice
“I aim to help people not forget them, because not forgetting is the greatest service we can do” – Nicole Farhi
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Harbour: Myth, Magic and Making History Queer Again
Through watercolours, poetry, and the quiet strength of collaboration, Ripley Fletcher and Stefania Illieva build a world where softness is strength and history speaks back.
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Painting Power: Art, Healing And Defying The Patriarchy
Kat Shaw uses art to empower women and challenge societal norms surrounding their bodies. By painting naked portraits, she promotes self-love and healing, countering patriarchy and misogyny. Despite facing censorship, her work creates a space…
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How my Eating Disorder Stole My Creativity – And How I Got It Back
Recovering from an eating disorder made me challenge my preconceived beliefs in creativity and art, especially those concerning the ‘suffering artist trope’.
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Brighton’s Trans Pride 2023: In Photos
In a world where trans people are constantly under threat, Trans Pride Brighton is a radiant reminder of the love and solidarity that so many hold in their hearts.
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Nudes That Look Down at You: No Shame for the Female Body
The female body is a natural thing, so let’s stop pretending it isn’t. Embark on Aleena’s journey to normalise every part of the female body through her art.
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Debbie Knox-Hewson on Drumming, Queerness and Navigating an Industry Dominated by Men
Queer icon, Debbie Knox-Hewson, talks touring, identity and what it takes to make it in the music industry.
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Personality and Panache: James Junk and the Power of Design
Meet Filipinx, queer creative Andrei Dominiq (aka James Junk) who seeks to leverage his unparalleled design skills to initiate important conversations that drive social change and break down stigmas.
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