The flyer contains information about meetings, support services and social events organised by The Clare Project, a transgender support and social group, and documents the development of the organisation from 2000 to 2018.
In July 2016, Pink Fringe and Trans Pride joined forces to present three micro-commissions of trans led work from across the UK. Featuring Elijah Harris, Louisa Claughton and Kate O'Donnell. Supported by Arts Council England.
Filmed and edited by Rosie Powell.
A sign made by me on 9th July 2023 at a sign-making workshop at The Queery, and carried at Trans Pride Brighton on 15th July 2023. The sign is double-sided. The front reads '50% BUTCH DYKE, 50% CAMP FAG". The back reads "100% NONBINARY". The sign is hand painted in black, yellow and purple paint and glitter on white paper (the colours of the non-binary flag).
Flyer for launch party of Transister at Passion club 19 November 1996. For Camp Queens, Delicious Dykes, Tasty Trannies, Inbetweenies & Friends. Dress to the extreme.
Flyer for cowboy themed club night at Transister, The Beachcomber 19 May 1995. Trash Disco. 100% Ho-Down. Slap your chaps and swing your plats to celebrate all things country, plus the normal nonsense and sillyness (sic), join Gladys and co for an evening of ye-ha!
Advert for Transister, supporting Brighton Pride, The Beachcomber 18–27 May 1995. For gay boys & girls, trannies, inbetweenies and friends. This appeared on the back of the programme for Queer Bashed, a play by John Roman Baker, performed by the AIDS Positive Underground Theatre, at The Zap.
Flyer for weekly Friday night party of Transister at Zenons club 17 January 1997. The ultimate party night for Camp Queens, Delicious Dykes, Tasty Trannies & Inbetweenies. Often copied never equaled.
Flyer for a 2016 Christmas gig at DIY Space For London played by Twink 182, 'the only all-trans pop-punk covers band in Brighton... maybe even the world!'
Twink 182 were founded in Brighton in 2016 and played gigs at the Marlborough, Coachwerks and West Hill Hall. They headlined the main stage of Trans Pride in 2017.
For 4 weeks over summer 2018 25 Trans & Non-binary people living in Brighton and Hove were given a VoiceOver radio. They were invited to record thoughts and messages and every week a 30 minute broadcast was shared created by different TNBI artists with an invitation to respond to prompts. There was a banner above the Marlborough Pub & Theatre embedded with LED lights that lit up in real time if someone was recording. Emma Frankland and Juan Carlos Otero then took the 374 pieces of audio and created 2 pieces. In September the boxes were displayed in one of the arches opposite The West Pier and one of the audio pieces was played on loops from different boxes for people to hear. The second audio was made for an exclusively TNBI audience and access to listen to this via headphones had to be requested.