Pete Carr

Photographer & Writer

A band performs live music in the atrium of the Museum of Liverpool. Spectators are seated around the performance area, watching.

Trans Day of Visibility at the Museum of Liverpool

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It was great to be commissioned to photograph the TDOV (Trans Day of Visibility) events at the Museum of Liverpool for National Museums Liverpool. Trans joy from floor to ceiling. Writing, artwork, poetry, music and interesting talks. The event was wonderfully put together by Spirit Level.

A band performs live music in the atrium of the Museum of Liverpool. Spectators are seated around the performance area, watching.
Two people sitting in chairs and talking. One person is holding a microphone. There is a screen behind them.
Two women sitting on chairs are talking to each other. They are in front of a screen with Instagram handles. There are people sitting behind them listening.
A young man with tattoos on his arms is singing into a microphone while playing an acoustic guitar. He is wearing a plaid shirt and glasses. The background is a light blue wall.
Three young adults sit at a table in front of a large window, engaged in conversation.
Three women sit on chairs in front of a projection screen during a panel discussion. One woman is speaking into a microphone. The screen displays social media handles.
A cardboard sign that says "Love is Love" in pink and blue lettering, with pink and blue stripes across it, is propped up on a stand. It is in front of a blurry background of people in a building.
A person in metallic silver pants stands behind a sign that says "Gender Affirming Care Is Health Care"
A woman with shoulder-length light brown hair is standing at a wooden podium and speaking into a microphone. Behind her is a projection of pastel-colored stripes.
A person is giving a presentation on Trans Day of Visibility to an audience.
A wide shot of a museum's interior, featuring a crowd of people gathered around a musician playing an acoustic guitar. The museum's modern design includes a curved wall and a large digital display screen.
Two people are working on signs that advocate for transgender youth. The signs have the words "Protect Trans Youth" and "Trans Lives" written on them.
A red table with various art supplies and two people working on a craft project. One person is writing the words “You Are Loved” on a canvas.
Close-up view of a grid display featuring crocheted banners with LGBTQ+ themed messages, including "We/Him", "She/Her", and "Trans Rights". People with orange and dark hair are visible in the foreground, partially obscuring the view.
A woman stands at a podium giving a presentation to a group of people. A screen behind her displays text from Statius' Achilleid.
A band performs on a small stage. The keyboardist is singing into a microphone. A guitarist sits to the right. A person is taking a picture of the performance with a cell phone.

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