Two people stand in front of a textured, weathered wall with vertical streaks of white. The image has a red tint overlay. The left person wears a white tank top and a head wrap, and the right person wears a light-colored polka-dot shirt and glasses. Bold text at the bottom reads "OPEN CALL RESIDENTS" in a mix of white and red fonts.
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Do you want to take part in a photo project celebrating the vibrant LGBTQIA+ community of Liverpool? 👋

Join photographer Ming De Nasty in celebrating the LGBTQIA+ community of Liverpool’s city centre through a unique socially engaged photography project; Residents ...
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An graphic image created by artist Fox Fisher, the image has a light blue background, with a pink swirl behind the following text: Trans Women Are Women, @homotopiafest - the colours are the same colours that feature on the trans flag.
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To our trans sisters: We see you. We love you. We will always stand with you.

At Homotopia, we believe in amplifying the voices, stories, and brilliance of our entire trans community. Your art, activism, stories ...
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Homotopia Festival Producer
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We’re Hiring: Homotopia Festival Producer

We're looking for a talented and passionate arts professional to join our team as Homotopia Festival Producer. Reporting to our ...
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A vibrant club scene featuring people dancing and socializing, celebrating 90s queer club culture in the UK. In the foreground, a person with short dark hair wearing sunglasses, a pink-and-red striped fuzzy sweater, and pink pants stands confidently. Others in the background are dressed in stylish and expressive attire, including a man in a suit and sunglasses. A disco ball glimmers faintly above, while the text reads: 'For Your Pleasure: Celebrating the fledgling queer club culture of the 90s in the UK. Exhibition launch: 30 January, 6pm - 8pm. Exhibition continues: 31 January - 09 March.' The overall atmosphere is lively and nostalgic.
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For Your Pleasure: 15 Years Of DuoVision

For Your Pleasure: 15 Years of DuoVision is an exhibition using photography and film at the Open Eye Gallery, reflecting ...
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Promotional poster for Young Homotopia, featuring a pink-purple overlay and a group of young performers in expressive poses on stage. The text reads: 'Young Homotopia: Calling All LGBTQIA+ Performers aged 16-25 in Liverpool! Join Young Homotopia for an incredible programme of creativity and collaboration starting 17th February 2025. We’re looking for dancers, singers, and actors of all abilities and experiences to help create a cabaret-style performance inspired by the iconic Holly Johnson and his extraordinary exhibition at the Museum of Liverpool. Your journey will culminate in a performance at Homotopia’s Takeover Day at the Museum on 5th April. Bring your talent and energy—we can’t wait to see you there!
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Young Homotopia Callout!

Calling All LGBTQIA+ Performers aged 16-25 in Liverpool! Join Young Homotopia for an incredible programme of creativity and collaboration starting ...
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Homotopia 20
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Homotopia 20

A colourful display of material from the archives of ‘Homotopia’, Liverpool’s unique and trailblazing LGBT+ arts and culture festival, is ...
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A photographic portrait of Holly Johnson wearing a leather jacket, revealing a graphic tee with the word 'love' on it.
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Holly Johnson In Conversation

As part of Homotopia's Autumn Programme, join us as we hear the story of Holly Johnson from the artist himself ...
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New Interim Director at Homotopia
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New Interim Director at Homotopia

We’re delighted to welcome Adrian Friedli as Interim Executive Director at Homotopia.  Adrian comes to Homotopia with a wealth of ...
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Meet the Curators - DuoVision
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Meet the Curators – DuoVision

Martin Green and James Lawler are DuoVision, co-curators of The Holly Johnson Story, in partnership with National Museums Liverpool and ...
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Exhibition: The City and the Self
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Exhibition: The City and the Self

An exhibition exploring Queer identity in Liverpool at The Royal Standard Opening night: Thursday 4 April, 5 – 7.30pm With ...
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The Holly Johnson Story
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The Holly Johnson Story

A major new exhibition exploring the life and art of Holly Johnson and the heritage of LGBTQIA+ communities in Liverpool ...
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Homotopia Festival in 2024
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Homotopia Festival in 2024

This September, The Holly Johnson Story opens at the Museum of Liverpool, produced by Homotopia in partnership with National Museums ...
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