DEEP TRASH

DEEP TRASH Turkish Delight
Friday 20 March 2020

DEEP TRASH Eco Trash
Friday 19 April 2019

UNCENSORED. UNCUT. UNBOUND.

Deep Trash is a biannual exhibition-cum-performance-club-night promoting queer and feminist arts from all disciplines taking place in London.

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DEEP TRASH Escoria
Saturday 22 September 2018

Live art night, screening and exhibition at BGWMC featuring over 50 international artists reflecting on all dark and positive aspects of romance.

DEEP TRASH Romance
Saturday 10 February 2018

Live art night, screening and exhibition at BGWMC featuring over 50 international artists reflecting on all dark and positive aspects of romance.

DEEP TRASH in the Underworld
Saturday 21 October 2017

Live art night, screening and exhibition at BGWMC with over 40 international artists focusing on the occult.

DEEP TRASH: ROYAL TRASH
Saturday 29 April 2017

Live art night, screening and exhibition at BGWMC exploring the relationship between LGBTQI+ subcultures, drag performance, the subversion of fashion and the dethroning of the great white male.

DEEP TRASH FROM OUTER SPACE
Saturday 22 October 2016

Live art night, screening and exhibition in the domain of science-fiction and speculative fiction including the areas of post-humanism, utopias/dystopias, afrofuturism and the cyborg body.

DEEP TRASH: GREEK TRASH
Saturday 23 April 2016

Live art night, screening and exhibition at BGWMC celebrating and subverting contemporary and historical ‘greekness’.

DEEP TRASH: Animal Farm
Saturday 24 October 2015

Live art night, screening and exhibition at BGWMC on contemporary queer-feminist discourses on democracy, freedom and equality, with a specific focus on animal ethics.

DEEP TRASH MANIFESTO

A New Season of Deep Trash Deep Trash Italia was produced by CUNTemporary as a fundraiser night for the creation of the first festival Teoremi (2014) to addres... Read More...

DEEP TRASH: RELIGIOUS BONDAGE
Saturday 30 May 2015

Live art night, screening and exhibition at BGWMC examining religion and spirituality through as it relates to queer and feminist practices and politics.