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DO NOT FADE: QUENTIN CRISP FUNDRAISING ART SALE

September 1, 2026 VFD

Art sale fundraiser for the short film Do Not Fade! Thurs 3 Sept, 6-11pm @outsidersgallerydalston. 8 artists, drinks & a rare Quentin Crisp!

Join us for a special Private View and Art Sale to raise funds for the upcoming magical-realist short film, Do Not Fade.

We are thrilled to present a curated selection of artwork from eight incredible artists. All proceeds from this sale will go directly toward the film's production. Come down for a drink, to meet artists, and secure a fantastic piece of art for a great cause!

DO NOT FADE is a short film about the life Quentin Crisp always wanted but could never have. Written by Juliet Jacques and Crisp's great-nephew, Adrian Goycoolea. Starring Lavinia Co-op as Quentin Crisp, Lexa Rowley as Orlyn Crisp and Elios K. Douglas as The Great Dark Man.

Cinematography by Dale Elena McCready BSC NZSC. Produced by Fox Fisher and Kirsten Stoddart. A Brickworks Media, My Genderation Production and University of Sussex production.

Featured Artists:

  • Scooter LaForge

  • Quentin Crisp

  • Kevin Kane

  • John Lee Bird

  • Iddo Goldfarb

  • Fox Fisher

  • Dameon Priestly

  • Nick Hudson

A Special Highlight: Quentin Crisp portrait by Scooter LaForge, acrylic on canvas (2026) 16 x 20 in. £3000

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