Livestream
Uniqlo Tate Lates: Night In
Organised by TATE
Join us online to explore the work of LGBTIQ+ artists and visual activists with talks, workshops, film, music and meditation
Join by watching the live-stream videos via this link
While Tate Modern is closed, Uniqlo Tate Lates: Night In is bringing an artist-led programme direct to you on Friday 3 July from 19.00–21.00 BST. There will be two streams on this page on the night:
- Stream 1 is a mix of artist talks and workshops
- Stream 2 is a combination of music and film
A full line-up of both streams are below so you can curate your night. If you want to see any content you missed on either stream both videos will be available until Friday 3 July.
Stream 1: Artist talks and workshops
Introduction from Dan Vo
- Hear from museum ‘queerator’ and LGBTQIA+ Tour leader Dan Vo, your host for the evening.
Mels Evers in conversation with Ajamu X
- Mels Evers, Assistant Curator of Displays and Co-chair of Tate’s LGBTIQ+ Network talks to artist Ajamu X about his practice and visual activism. The conversation centres around the artist's experiences of London in the 1990s and their relationship to the present.
Nurturing Black joy: Painting with Ashton Attzs
- London-based artist Attzs will talk you through creating an artwork that uplifts, empowers and celebrates the queer Black community.
- Create your own work to send, share or display at home, and hear about how they use art to support self-care. You can use a mixture of materials you might have at hand, including cardboard, wood, paper, paint, pens, pencils and tape.
Illustration with Wednesday Holmes
- Join Wednesday Holmes, a London artist and queer community organiser, as they talk you through their work and process. Create your own illustrations which both educate and inspire.
Apples and Snakes present Keith Jarrett
- Poet and educator Keith Jarrett reads from his poetry collection Selah (Burning Eye Books), an exploration of the fractured narratives of a Black British identity. The collection combines musical intrigue with history and desire.
The Museum of Transology: Theirstory
- Explore the Museum of Transology's collection with curator E-J Scott and hear about how to get involved in the QTIPOC rapid-response collecting project.
Meditation wih Suhaiyla Shakuwra
- Take twenty minutes to feel centred and present by ending your evening with guided meditation led by Suhaiyla Shakuwra with a focus on breathing techniques and creating your own affirmations.
Stream 2: Music, film and spoken word
Introduction from Dan Vo
- Hear from museum ‘queerator’ and LGBTQIA+ Tour leader Dan Vo, your host for the evening.
Film: Fringe! Queer Film & Arts Fest presents Summer Night by The Beach
- East London's alternative queer cross-arts festival presents the online premiere of a new 'film cabaret' by the Danish artist duo Kirsten Astrup & Maria Bordorff.
- With influences from Fassbinder’s Querelle 1982 and the frescos of Per Krohg, this reimagining of 1930s Oslo shimmers with queer fantasy, sweaty society, creeping gentrification and a tin-man spector of Klaus Nomi.
Music and visuals programmed by NTS radio
- 19.30–19.50 Music and visuals from Yatta
- 19.50–20.30 Music from Beatrice Dillon with visuals by Chantal Adams
- 20.30–21.00 Music from Loraine James with visuals by Onyeka Igwe