Leigh Bowery / David Gwinnutt

Leigh Bowery / <b>David Gwinnutt</b>David Gwinnutt is an accomplished photographer whos work spans over 40 years documenting the faces of London's queer scene capturing some our most celebrated icons in his candid and intimate style. His work explores queer culture often through unposed moments in both public and private places, raw and unfiltered his lens captures genuine emotion, showing the more private side of his subjects and insights into their worlds. His rich archive and

which addressed sexual health as a crisis of visual representation

attacked by the police

At the height of the pandemic

Tillmans has been the recipient of numerous awards

migration and queer issues

UK for nearly two decades

Through his art he explores issues which are important to him

she opened a major retrospective called ‘Danger Came Smiling' at the Hayward Gallery

fashion and pop art

He uses a light box to bring out the fine details in plants and digitally paints in elements from multiple exposures to create compositions which blur the lines between photography and illustration

In this sense

which was the first time a national flag had been 'queered'