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As LGBTQ+ History Month draws to a close, the Museum of the Home is close to concluding its first Art Happens crowdfunding campaign to help uncover stories of queer domesticity and create a queer home in their galleries.

The campaign hopes to raise £10k to acquire the objects needed to create new room sets, exploring making and finding a home in London in the 2000s. With just a couple of thousand pounds needed to reach their target, it would be wonderful if we could help them achieve their goal by the 4th March.

Queer home in the Museum of The Home in Hackney.
Museum of the Home (image supplied)

The 2000s room, co-curated by community members, weaves together stories of movement, making home and finding family in the new millennium. It will show an ex-council flat bedroom and bathroom in Hackney – exploring how queer people have shaped their homes this century. The crowdfunder is a brilliant opportunity to preserve queer people’s stories of the noughties, which risk being lost to time.

Crowdfund a queer home in the Museum of the Home: https://www.artfund.org/donate/art-happens/help-uncover-stories-of-queer-domesticity-and-create-a-queer-home-in-our-galleries

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