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Anyie ne Nye

2022

Ghana is preparing an anti-LGBTQIA+ bill. Since then, violence against LGBT persons in Ghana has increased dramatically. Almost every day an alleged gay, lesbian or trans person is attacked and mistreated. ‘Artivist’ Va-Bene is fighting with her life against this bill.

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Constance Koningsberger

Body

2024

BODY is a project by Constance Koningsberger, examining her personal experience, and self-perception around the stigmatisation of being fat. 

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Arianne Clément

Chloé

2024

This is a picture of Chloé when she was 72-years-old. Chloé had begun her transition at the age of 67. Chloé passed away in early 2024. She was extremely proud of being the woman that she was, a strong voice in the community and an avid activist for transgender rights. Audio Tours of this entry Entry Audio Tour by Alejandra Ortiz, curator of this year's exhibition. Pride Photo Fundation · Audio Tour 2024 - EN - Arianne Clément, Chloé - By ALEJANDRA ORTIZ Project Audio Tour door Anne Fleur Schipper, journalist, programma- en podcastmaker. Pride Photo Fundation · Audio Tour...

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Clementine Willow

2024

After having experienced homelessness for two years, Clementine Willow proudly poses in her home in Amsterdam, The Netherlands. Having finally gained access to a house with the support of local healthcare organisations, Clementine is an advocate for change as she reflects on the trauma and hardship she experienced being unhoused as a disabled and LGBTQIA+ person.  The number of homeless youth, aged between 18 and 27 in the Netherlands, has increased in recent years. Only a handful of shelters are accessible to disabled people, and even fewer are dedicated to the safety of LGBTQIA+ individuals.  This project brings to light...

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Eugenio Bosco

Cultivating Diversity

2024

CULTIVATING DIVERSITY presents an artistic exploration of queer identity in a rapidly changing world. The works that make up this series are generated through a controlled feedback loop between the photographer’s own work and AI-generated imagery.AI models are trained through data, which is accumulated from images, texts, and other input provided by its users and developers. This offers a container of systematised knowledge that can reflect the perception of diverse sexual identities among a wider public. In CULTIVATING DIVERSITY Bosco seeks to unravel new and unexpressed concepts of queer sexuality. Audio Tours of this entry Entry Audio Tour by Alejandra...

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Cansu Yildiran

Fathom

2024

FATHOM presents a series of staged documentary photographs honouring the stories of  LGBTQIA+ individuals who have lost their lives in fatal homophobic attacks. Yıldıran works with individuals from the LGBTQIA+ currently living in Turkey to create these powerful images. Yıldıran draws on modes of non-normative storytelling, and through their practice creates a connection between those who have been killed, and those who survive, visually representing the struggles and very real danger that the LGBTQIA+ community continues to face. FATHOM is an exploration of queer identities, and a testament to resilience. Audio Tours of this entry Entry Audio Tour by Alejandra...

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Martha Tadesse

House of La Glamour

2024

HOUSE OF LA GLAMOUR is a photographic essay that follows Imhaku Peters, founder of the House of La Glamour, in Johannesburg, South Africa.  For his safety, Imhaku migrated from Nigeria, where homosexuality is criminalised and punishable by death, to South Africa, where he found that LGBTQIA+ people from various African Nations had sought refuge. He created the House of La Glamour with the intention of helping young LGBTQIA+ migrants to express themselves within the ballroom scene in Johannesburg. Imhaku regularly takes part in the ballroom events, and organises regular drag performances. He takes care of the ‘children’ of the house...

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Omar Braika

Ignorance is the enemy

2022

LGBTQIA+ people from the Arab world often feel doubly demonised. In the Western world as Arabs, and in their own community as queer.

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Jairo Nicolás Bernal

Love Can Save Us

2024

In LOVE CAN SAVE US the artist Jairo Nicolas Bernal presents us with a personal photograph from his archive, one which he now reflects on as his first ever photographic intervention. In the image, Jairo’s mother stands in the courtyard of their family home in Ipiales, Narińo, Colombia. Beside her is a part of the image that is cutout - an intervention - in which Bernal had chosen to remove himself from the photograph in an attempt to disappear. 

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JeanPaul Paula

Nos Kultura

2022

Jean-Paul Paula is a Dutch activist, stylist and artist. In this work, he shows the reunion with his parents after years of rejection. These photos are proof that things can get back on track.

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Asafe Ghalib

Queer Immigrants

2024

QUEER IMMIGRANTS is a photographic series that acts as reclamation of space, an affirmation of identity, and an ode to the migrant members of the LGBTQIA+ community living within the United Kingdom.  Ghalib explores modes of survival, self-expression and joy through their photographic practice, making use of traditional photography techniques reminiscent of fashion and early portrait photography. By working in collaboration with friends and fellow artists, Ghalib confronts societal expectations, and fosters expressions of identity among their community. Entry Audio Tour by Alejandra Ortiz, curator of this year's exhibition. Pride Photo Fundation · Audio Tour 2024 - EN - Asafe...

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Carla Yovane

Waltz Time

2024

WALTZ TIME is a photographic essay that offers a glimpse into the hidden moments shared between male sex workers and their long-term male clients. This series is captured in hotel rooms around Plaza de Armas in Santiago - Chile’s capital.

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Roman Manfredi

We/Us

2024

WE/US is an intergenerational photography and oral history project that celebrates the undocumented presence of butches and studs from working-class backgrounds within the British landscape. The project explores the experience of female masculinity through the structures of class and race across the United Kingdom, and captures the vast diversity of gender expression within the community. The term ‘butch’ generally refers to masculine-presenting lesbians and originated from the working class bar culture in the US in the 1940s and 50s. ‘Stud’ is a more recent term, coming from working-class Black lesbian communities in the US, now taken up by Black masculine-presenting...

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Marika Kochiashvili

When I Grow Up I’m Gonna Kiss You

2024

WHEN I GROW UP I’M GONNA KISS YOU is a project that aims to take back control of the moral policing that the photographer Marika Kochiashvili experienced when growing up in Tbilisi, Georgia.  Using nudity throughout her artistic practice, her focus is on the stories that emerge through gesture, posture and choreography, blurring the lines of binary ideas around gender identity.  Audio Tours of this entry Entry Audio Tour by Alejandra Ortiz, curator of this year's exhibition. Pride Photo Fundation · Audio Tour 2024 - EN - Marika Kochiashvili, When I Grow Up Im Gonna Kiss You - By ALEJANDRA...

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Karwan Karim

Women in Pain

2024

WOMEN IN PAIN is a series of portraits representing Kurdish Iraqi women while preserving their anonymity, and in so doing shares an overarching testament on the frequency of honour crimes, and gendered family violence, within this community.  Since the 1991 uprising of the Kurdish region, which spans a number of different internationally-recognised countries, including Turkey, Syria, Iran and Iraq, more than 20,000 Kurdish women have been murdered. ‘Honour crimes’ refer to acts of violence and murder, committed within a family by members assigned male at birth, against those assigned female at birth that are perceived to have ‘dishonoured’ patriarchal societal...