Marsha P. Johnson

Jayne County: the wild life of the trans punk-glam performance artist

Man Enough To Be A Woman is a memoir of County’s extraordinary life – from Warhol’s Factory to shocking acts that scandalised New York’s avant-garde LGBTQ scene

Art & Photography

May 18, 2021

Emily Dinsdale

Life & Culture

A New York park has been named after civil rights pioneer Marsha P. Johnson

Brooklyn’s Marsha P. Johnson State Park will celebrate the activist’s life and educate a new generation on the fight for LGBTQ+ equality

Life & Culture

Aug 26, 2020

Emma Elizabeth Davidson

Life & Culture

Listen to an unearthed recording of Marsha P. Johnson and Sylvia Rivera

The 1970 interview is the earliest known recording of the LGBTQ+ trailblazers

Life & Culture

Jan 03, 2020

Günseli Yalcinkaya

Film & TV

Stonewall 2069, Dazed ICA film on queer tech

A sneak peek at Stonewall 2069, our film about the future of queer tech

Commissioned as part of the New Creatives project in partnership with the ICA and BBC, the doc imagines the intersection of technology and LGBTQ+ culture in the year 2069

Film & TV

Dec 16, 2019

Joe Goodman

Art & Photography

Andy Warhol’s portraits of trans women to go on display for the first time

The paintings capture the underground queer scene of 1970s New York

Art & Photography

Oct 29, 2019

Patrick Benjamin

Film & TV

Ten LGBTQ+ documentaries to watch this Pride

Pride isn’t just about the party – here are ten films to help you brush up on your queer history

Film & TV

Jul 05, 2019

Rosie Hewitson

Life & Culture

Carson McColl Gareth Pugh LGBTQ Soul of a Movement

New film Soul of a Movement spotlights the fight for queer liberation

In commemoration of the 50th anniversary of the Stonewall Uprising, Gareth Pugh and Carson McColl present a radical, poignant short highlighting the LGBTQ+ community’s ongoing battle for acceptance

Life & Culture

Jul 05, 2019

Günseli Yalcinkaya

Life & Culture