Everyone Involved by Ian Giles
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Free–£10
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An immersive installation and film by artist Ian Giles at Queer Britain centred on 'A Gay Song', the first LGBTQ+ protest song recorded on vinyl in 1972.
Everyone Involved is an immersive installation and film featuring 'A Gay Song', heralded as the first LGBTQ+ protest song recorded onto vinyl in 1972. Artist Ian Giles reformed the original band to re-record the song 52 years after its inception, as a cross-generational gesture of thanks and an example of the living legacy of the gay liberation movement in the UK. The work is shown as part of Queer Britain's 2026 special exhibition programme, with entry included in the museum's pay-what-you-can admission.
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