Category: Events
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#BlackOutUKfundamentals
At the end of my post yesterday On Moonlight and Reading Critical Reviews I assert the importance of reading Black gay writers and how the words I read take on a different meaning when I believe the writer possesses a meaningful awareness of my perspective. Is this true for you? Let see! Over the next month BlackOut…
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On Moonlight and Reading Critical Reviews #BlackOutUKfundamentals
We’re counting down the days until the screening of Moonlight at the Ritzy on Thursday 9th February at 9pm and the Moonlight Celebration Event on the 12 February at 7.30pm at the Upstairs at Ritzy. We hope to see you at both these BlackOut Launch events! I’ve been lucky to attend a screening of the Moonlight in…
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Dance: DJ Sydney UltraOmni – English Breakfast London
https://soundcloud.com/sydneyultraomni/mixtape-vol-2-131017-black-out-uk-edition BlackoutUK: English Breakfast London is tearing up London’s scene – what’s the secret of your success? Sydney: Well, it has really been a labour of love that Jay Jay Revlon and I put out there. I think our night stands out as we’re two young, black queer people who put on the evening for…
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Event: In Moonlight Black Boys Look Blue – a celebration
Black Out UK presents an evening of performances, music, conversation, and connections to mark the UK release of the highly acclaimed Black gay coming-of-age film Moonlight.
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Read: Winning ‘Moonlight’
Chudi and Noel, the winners of our ‘Moonlight’ competition, review the film that everyone is talking about I had seen the trailer for Moonlight months beforehand and had been eagerly waiting its release ever since . I was elated when I managed to win a pair of tickets to a early screening via BlackoutUK and…
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SEE: Throwback Thursday #TBT Black LGBT Community Awards 2007
In September 2007 and 2008, BGMAG organised the Black LGBT Community Awards. Here’s some pictures from the glamorous event.
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Read: Support Black Gay Theatre An Interview with Playwright Paul Boakye
Twenty-five years after its London debut ,‘Boy with Beer’ remains a pertinent and articulate insight into contemporary black male sexuality.
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Read: Black Gay Men On Film: The Age of Moonlight
Black Gay Lives Matter and our lives deserve Film’s full attention!