Free in Vevey: three queer exhibitions to see this September

A free route through Vevey The 10th Images Vevey Biennale runs from 5 to 27 September under the theme “We are family!”. It presents 50 projects from 21 countries, and every exhibition is free. The festival lists daily opening hours of 11:00 to 19:00 for indoor venues.
Three queer stops At Musée Jenisch, Pacifico Silano’s “Undercover Pleasures” reconstructs the adult shop once run by his parents in New Jersey. The work links queer identity and family memory with the legacy of his uncle, who died from Aids-related complications. At Place de l’Hôtel de Ville, Sunil Gupta’s “Come Out” documents British protests and Pride marches from 1985 to 1995, including resistance to Clause 28. At Salle del Castillo, Gupta and Charan Singh’s “Lovers, Revisited” returns to gay-couple portraits made in 1984 and extends the series with queer couples photographed at home today.
Plan the practical details The three exhibitions can be combined into a ticket-free route through central Vevey. Before travelling, check the official map and the latest opening and accessibility details for each venue.
Source: 360° / Images Vevey


















































































