Clementine at BURN, Mimetic
Clementine the Living Fashion Doll appears at this years BURN @ Mimetic.
Clementine appears alongside cabaret favourites at BURN on Tuesday June 19.
PermalinkClementine the Living Fashion Doll appears at this years BURN @ Mimetic.
Clementine appears alongside cabaret favourites at BURN on Tuesday June 19.
PermalinkPick of the Day: April 13.
Daily highlights of the Fringe! Gay Film Festival. Riot Acts, a trans rocumentary, Little Joe Clubhouse, temporary film hut and In Bed With Madonna, a night of a thousand Madonna’s hosted by Holestar .
PermalinkThe East London Alternative Film Festival.
Fringe! runs from April 12-15, 2012, and offers a real alternative to the LGBT cinema mainstream.
PermalinkVideo Technology and Queer Performance.
Ben Walters writes about the documentary This Is Not A Dream, which explores how changing video technology has given voice to queer performers.
Permalink“Ever since video arrived at the end of the ’70s, a strain of queer and alternative artists and performers has been interested in using the camera – the dominant disseminator of mainstream culture – for subversive ends.”
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