is a series of five public artworks created to mark UK Pride’s 50th anniversary year.

The artist invited LGBT+ networks and their allies to contribute what they felt were the most important issues facing the LGBT+ community in the 1970s, the 1980s, the 1990s, the 2000s and the 2010s.

Participating networks included Sky’s LGBT+@Sky, Channel 4’s 4Pride, the Peter Tatchell Foundation plus LGBT+ staff members and allies at Clear Channel UK, Alight Media, JCDecaux, and Mass Media.

The 2000s were still affected by persistent anti-gay laws. Section 28, for example, wasn’t repealed until 2003, making it an offence for teachers to offer support and guidance to young people struggling with questions about their identity.

highlights what has mattered, and continues to matter, to LGBT+ people and their allies over 5 decades of protest and progress.