gay culture

The National Trust recreate London’s greatest bohemian rendezvous as part of a project exploring the city’s queer club culture.

Here are i-D’s best picks this LGBT History month, from all around the country.

What’s Pride really about and where did it come from?

As London Pride celebrates its 44th birthday in the wake of the Orlando tragedy we look back to the event's origins as a form of protest, and ask whether its associations with military organisations devalues what it originally stood for.

With his new book, British poet Gregory Woods is shining a light on the farcical beliefs and fears held around homosexuality in the 20th century.

Despite criticisms raised that the annual London celebrations have been stripped of their radical roots, the Pride LGBT London Mayoral hustings showed our community can still be conscious of the struggles we collectively face.

Why we need to look beyond one voice within film.

We make the case for a new, inclusive, DIY vision for gay protest and visibility.

The Berlin-based photographer's new zine, VITIUM, is an unapologetic celebration of gay sexuality.

Nigerian LGBT campaigner Bisi Alimi talks about coming out on national TV, escape to the UK and the ballroom scene in his homeland.

How the rite-of-passage is changing and finding a new place in the 21st century.

Photographer Hal Fischer rereleases his cult classic field guide to The Castro's leather daddies, jocks and cowboys.