With a theme of 'Myths & Mythology', GFEST 2014 promises to be a dynamic experience for ALL arts lovers

Organisers are keen to work with LGBTQI networks to attract corporate investment this year. An eclectic cross-arts event for London's autumn cultural calendar, GFEST - Gaywise FESTival 2014 will showcase new visual and performance art works and film

GFEST 2014 theme is ‘Myths and Mythology’ and the programme will incorporate contemporary as well as classical interpretations by the artists.
The festival will take place in venues across London during 10 – 22 November and there will an exciting array of events, London/ UK premiere of films and showcasing the work of established as well as up and coming talent.

Niranjan Kamatkar, artistic director of GFEST, said, “I am hugely optimistic about this year’s showcase where, as each year, we will be presenting excellent work from a number of artists and filmmakers. For the first time we will be working with few artists to present new work specially commissioned for GFEST 2014.” Niranjan hopes to further build upon the festival’s international reputation as ‘a major queer arts event in London’, a city that is now seen by many as cultural capital of the world.

Niranjan Kamatkar, artistic director of GFEST, said, "I am hugely optimistic about this year's showcase where, as each year, we will be presenting excellent work from a number of artists and filmmakers. For the first time we will be working with few artists to present new work specially commissioned for GFEST 2014."

Niranjan Kamatkar, Artistic Director


Since 2007 GFEST has been widely recognised as a key London platform for LGBTQI arts. It has been presenting arts works that highlight the rich, cultural and artistic heritage that exists within the community. GFEST events have been proven to be a key mechanism for encouraging a dialogue between straight people and LGBTQI communities.


North London based  arts charity Wise Thoughts, organizer of the festival, is keen to work with various community, media partners and sponsors to present the festival that is known as London’s LGBTQI cross-art event for all.
The festival organisers are in discussions with a few corporate sponsors and some key London venues and arts organisations.

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