Free Tate Britain Talk

What Does A Genderqueer Museum Look Like?

10 June 2023 at 16.00–17.30

Photograph of E-J Scott, wearing a black boiler suit with ‘Museum of Transology’ embroidered across the back, speaking into a microphone, with a room full of people in the background

Photo by Anne Tetzlaff

Returning for the fourth time, this edition confronts the urgency of making gender non-conforming, trans and intersex people visible in heritage spaces

What impact can museums have on destigmatising societal attitudes surrounding gender inclusivity? Is the bigger question actually whether museums be spaces that heal, not hurt?

Chaired by E-J Scott (Curator, Museum of Transology & Founder, Trans Pride UK), this will be an open conversation led by guests from across the gender spectrum of our community.

This event is part of Queer and Now, a festival dedicated to the powerful role of LGBTQIA+ art and culture in the UK.

This event with have BSL Interpretation.

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10 June 2023 at 16.00–17.30

Aimed at audiences 16 and upwards, but suitable for everyone

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