New Exhibition for Out There Fringe Fest’26 in Exeter, Devon – Opens 19th September 2026
Queer portraits & personal stories in an exhibition in Princesshay shopping centre in the city centre.
Project Uncut brings together portraits and stories from LGBTQIA+ people who speak openly about queer joy.
The exhibition will run 19 Sep – 17 October 2026 on the exterior of the old City of Exeter Post Office, 28 Bedford Street, Exeter.
More info here.
Inaugral Exhibition for LGBTQ+ History Month Exhibition – February/March 2026
Queer portraits & personal stories in an exhibition on Brighton seafront and a limited edition zine for LGBTQ+ History Month Feb 2026
Project Uncut brought together portraits and stories from LGBTQIA+ people who speak openly about queer joy. The exhibition ran for 7 weeks on Brighton seafront next to the i360 for LGBTQ+ History Month.
More info HERE
New Limited Edition Zine with 64 pages of Queer Joy – pre-order now.
To coincide with the exhibition at the Brighton Seafront Gallery, we are thrilled to present a limited edition zine featuring over 40 portraits of LGBTQIA+ people and their stories of Queer Joy.
Pre-order HERE
This is UNCUT — a raw, striking portrait series by award-winning photographer Chris Jepson capturing the power and pride of Queer Joy, shot in a barber’s chair. No filters, no retouching, no compromise. Just bold, beautiful people taking up space exactly as they are.
Barbershops have long been places of transformation – places where identities are shaped, confidence is built and stories are shared. But they haven’t always been welcoming for everyone. UNCUT reclaims that space for queer bodies, queer styles and queer joy. It’s about authenticity, visibility and saying this is me without hesitation.
Mainstream media still sanitises queerness – polishing it down, making it more ‘palatable’, airbrushing out the edges. But representation isn’t just about being seen, it’s about being seen truthfully. UNCUT challenges the idea that queer beauty needs to fit a mould. It’s about self-expression on our own terms, without compromise.
For marginalised communities, visibility is power. It affirms existence. It creates connection. It tells the next generation: You belong. You are enough. You are art.
Chris Jepson has spent 3 decades documenting the depth and diversity of queer lives through portraiture. UNCUT builds on his previous projects, The Identity Project – A Portrait of a Community, which captured the breadth of LGBTQIA+ experiences, and Beyond The Binary – A Celebration of Trans Joy, which spotlighted the beauty and resilience of trans identities. This latest series continues that legacy — bold, unfiltered, and unapologetically queer.