Trans Rage is back. R.A.G.E. LP’s fourth exhibition brings more than 70 works by Trans+ artists to three London venues this November and December, with a fundraising protest party on Trans Day of Remembrance to round off the opening weeks.
This year it’s a collaboration with Loud & Queer Stories, and the exhibition poster comes from artist and activist Fox Fisher. Here is everything you need to know before you go.
What is Trans Rage?
Trans Rage is an exhibition that puts trans and non-binary artists front and centre, using art as protest, resistance and self-expression. The work explores identity, joy, resilience and community – the stories too often ignored or spoken over – and invites audiences to listen, learn and engage.
It’s run by R.A.G.E. LP (Real Art Generates Emotion), a curatorial activist organisation founded by Sunny (Co-Founder and Creative Lead) and Lee (Co-Founder, Artist Liaison and Head Curator). Their whole approach is turning collective rage into creativity, and given the year trans people in the UK have had, it feels like exactly the right energy.
Where is it on?
The exhibition moves across London in three chapters, each with its own theme.
Resistance opens first at London Art Bar in Holborn, running 3-10 November 2026. The private view on 3 November features film screenings and performance pieces.
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Righteous Rage takes over Corner Café in New Cross from 12 November to 14 December 2026, with an opening evening on 12 November.
Identity lands at Chats Palace in Homerton from 18 November to 15 December 2026, with a film screening and art opening. This is where Loud & Queer Stories’ work is showcased, celebrating queer stories, history and achievement through queer-led writing and art.
What’s happening on Trans Day of Remembrance?
On 20 November 2026, Trans Day of Remembrance, the Righteous Rage Protest Party heads to The Joiners Heart in Hackney as the afterparty to the Chats Palace opening. Expect a DJ set, with funds raised for trans+ youth charity Not A Phase. Tickets, timings and posters are still to be announced, so keep an eye on @transrageart.
Is it free?
Ticketing details for the private view and afterparty haven’t been released yet. We’ll update this when they are, but your best bet is to follow R.A.G.E. on Instagram for the drop.
The details:
Dates: London Art Bar, 3-10 November 2026 / Corner Café, 12 November-14 December 2026 / Chats Palace, 18 November-15 December 2026 / Righteous Rage Protest Party, 20 November 2026
Venues: London Art Bar, Holborn / Corner Café, New Cross / Chats Palace, Homerton / The Joiners Heart, Hackney
Instagram: @transrageart
See you there,
Nonchalant x
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