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Photography exhibition celebrates Bristol’s eclectic queer scene
A new photography exhibition highlights queer photography from Bristol’s LGBTQ+ scene.
PAPPED, an event run by Doozy Magazine on Thursday, will be held at Jamaica Street Studios, with a slideshow of the striking photographs.
Attendees are told to “expect to gawk at iconic outfits, receive embodied memories of throbbing electrobeats, and see all the obscene moments relegated to the oral history of scandal”.
Proceeds from the event will be shared between Medical Aid for Palestinians and T4T. T4T is a platform for trans creatives that raises money for trans healthcare, allowing people to live their authentic lives.
Here are some highlights from the exhibition:
PAPPED: Contemporary Queer Photography in Bristol will take place at Jamaica Street Studios on Thursday 9 November, doors open at 7PM. Tickets can be bought here.
Andy Leake is reporting on the queer community as part of Bristol24/7’s community reporter scheme, a project which aims to tell stories from areas of Bristol traditionally under-served by the mainstream media.
Photos: Milo Kunkle and George Avill
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