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Added 14th February 2015 by Abigail

Featured in the following Online Exhibitions:
Queer Noise

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Original Artwork
Homocult
Academy 1 (Manchester Academy)
26th August 1991

Homocult were radical queer art duo based in Hulme.

They provided visuals for Lucy Scher’s pre-Flesh gay house night, 'Attitude', and also the first few Flesh outings.

Their work reclaimed lots of words such as 'faggot’ 'queer’ and 'dyke'.

Although Homocult parted company with Flesh very quickly (describing it as a night for ‘career gays’), their confrontational use of language had a direct influence on the way the night was promoted, which ultimately fed into the pride-based rhetoric of 'Gaychester.’
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