Every Mouth Needs Filling is a queer-led collaborative curatorial practice formed by Caitlin Fleming and Elisha Fall in 2023.

 

Our work centres on activating queer histories and lived experiences through exhibition making, public programming, archival engagement, and community-building. Inspired by Hilton Al’s line “Every mouth needs filling,” We approach our work with care, intimacy, and shared inquiry.  We formed in response to the closing of queer venues and the urgent need for spaces where underrepresented voices can gather, share, and make on their own terms.

 

We aim to build accessible and sustainable cultural infrastructure through screenings, workshops, and discussion-based events. We’re especially committed to decentralised, intergenerational, and unsanitised queer practices rooted in South East London. 

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