Damien Frost's Night Flowers: Queer Portraits in Unlikely Places

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Damien Frost's Night Flowers series pairs drag queens and club kids against locations that read as studio sets but aren't: a London nightclub back alley, a goat farm outside Muswellbrook with a tin shed full of wigs and gowns. New portraits commissioned for Newcastle's New Annual festival are showing now at Watt Space gallery alongside archive work from the decade-long project.
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