A screening of Jean Genet's “most famous gay short in European History” as described by Tony Rayns which has evolved from a once-banned 1950 film into a potent metaphor about wider issues relating to the clash between desire and institutional authority. The event includes a gallery talk by Peter Herbert with artists linked to selected artwork on display in LOUDEST WHISPERS and a panel discussion led by Professor Pippa Catterall with experts linked to Genet and the theme of activism and social change.
Location
The Conference Centre Arts Gallery at St Pancras Hospital
TUBE: St Pancras/Kings Cross
BUS: 46/214
OVERGROUND: Camden Road
