Tim Walker's Six-Year Queer Britain Portrait Project

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Tim Walker's long-form portrait project documenting queer Britain spans six years and covers activists, artists, writers, models and everyday subjects. Walker's starting point was a plaque at Highbury Fields marking the site of Britain's first gay rights demonstration on 27 November 1970, the day he was born. The project, which he describes as 'erotic landscapes', draws a line from that 1970 GLF protest through to the people who make up gay life in Britain today.
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