Our recent recommendations for KIT FORM
The origin story of the UK Government’s public rap enemy number one is easily the all time funniest film about colonial oppression. Now lavished with His Majesty’s latest badge of honour (suspected terror charges), Kneecap is the musical revolution on everyone’s lips, screened alongside an exhibition of Sławek Rzewuski’s photos from the Occupied Palestinian Territories.
Kneecap // Film Screening at KIT FORM.
PWYC! An important community platform for queer voices helmed by journalist Andy Leake, Show Me The Gays returns for its next gathering. In conversation: Istanbul-based artist and activist Akış Ka, discussing the power of community organising in the face of escalating censorship and threats to Istanbul’s LGBTQ+ scene. All proceeds go toward supporting trans individuals in Turkey.
SMTG: Istanbul's Queer Scene at KIT FORM.
Free entry / PWYC! One year after the July riots, Bristol Counterfire author-activist Elaine Graham-Leigh discuss the scorched intersections of race, class, and rage in a country sleepwalking into the arms of the far-right. As Reform rises and rhetoric hardens, they explore what broke, what’s still breaking, and whether a movement rooted in anti-imperialism can help us rebuild.
Bristol Counterfire meeting with author and activist Elaine Graham-Leigh
Free entry! Will the toilets flush on Mars? And will the Co-op still shut at 10? Enter the multidisciplinary world of Mother Mars, an exploration exhibition of sci-fi dreams turned into reality, and what this means for our bodies, minds and humanity. Plus there’s a screening of the ultimate irreverent invasion comedy, Mars Attacks!
A viewing evening event where the bar will be open with good tunes and even better conversations
One for the queer history books! This new photobook curated by Conqueer brings together Bristol’s major LGBTQI+ collectives, sharing anecdotes and paraphernalia to
document the story of the city’s contemporary queer scene. Get down to Kit Form to celebrate the launch and grab an exclusive first copy.
Archive book launch event in collaboration with Bristol Pride