Fun and Sunshine - the evolution of “This Is My Culture” - Exhibition Launch & Fundraising Auction
In honour of George Michael
Friday 17th May 6 - 9pm. Opening ceremony and fundraising auction with Gift shop with limited edition prints & exclusive merchandise
Open to the public - Saturday 11th May 12-6pm and Sunday 12th May 12-6pm
Queercircle, Building 4, Design District, 3 Barton Yard, Soames Walk, London SE10 0BN – fully accessible
Celebrating the evolution of the ‘This is My Culture’ free party and protest to remember the Queer Icon George Michael’s life, talent and courage in celebrating sexual freedom and everyone continuing the journey to liberation for all.
‘Done with the sofa? Done with the hall? Done with societally enforced standards of sexuality which don’t conform with your reality?
SO ARE WE! JOIN US!
Thanks hugely to Brenda Goodchild aka. Miss BadChild for this gorgeous poster
The ‘F*ck off This is My Culture’ began as a response to grieve and to honour the legend that was George Michael - his music and all he stood for - that is unapologetic sexual freedom!
The party is named after the moment George was taking a late-night stroll on Hampstead Heath when he was ambushed by a photographer from the News of the World and responded with “Are you gay? No? Then fuck off! This is my culture!” Just one example of how George Michael helped millions to re-evaluate and transform how they saw and embraced sexuality.
It has since grown into an iconic and huge annual queer freedom protest. There is a musical and political theme to each “This Is My Culture” protest party to curate and cultivate queer creativity and joy as a revolutionary act