Curator, Writer, and Cultural Worker
pierce.eldridge@gmail.com
I am an independent curator, writer, and cultural worker operating within the fertile slipstream between London and Australia. My practice exists as a sophisticated collision of trans-punk sensibility and intellectual rigour, dedicated to bridging the institutional and the underground through the power of the experimental word.
As the founding editor of SISSY ANARCHY—recently featured at the 60th Venice Biennale and hailed by AnOther Magazine as London’s premier radical imprint—I have cultivated a vital ecosystem for unruly voices and queer resistance. This editorial leadership extends to my role as the “SISSY” columnist for Gay Times, Director of Worms World C.I.C., and co-founder of The Compost Library. In 2025, my commitment to advocacy led to my appointment as Artist-in-Residence and Activist Partner with Amnesty International, where I debuted at the Amplify Summit to lead the Trans Inclusive Bathroom Access Initiative.
A recipient of the Rising Star Award from The Printing Charity, I have navigated a diverse portfolio of collaborations with leading global institutions, including Tate Modern, Serpentine Gallery, the Barbican, the Victoria and Albert Museum, and the Leslie-Lohman Museum of Art. My work has been featured in a wide array of prestigious publications such as Frieze, Flash Art, Studio Magazine, CIRCA, DAZED, and Service95.
As an interviewer and editor, I engage deeply with the architects of the global avant-garde. I have had the privilege of interviewing luminaries such as Judy Chicago, Shu Lea Cheang, Juliana Huxtable, and Torrey Peters, while editing the writings of influential figures including Chris Kraus, Estelle Hoy, and Anne Rower.
Currently, I am readying my first forthcoming titles for publication with Montez Press and Book Works.
Long term:
SISSY ANARCHY
Worms World C.I.C.
The Compost Library
Forthcoming:
Artist Book (TBA) with Montez Press, 2026
SISSY ANARCHY #3, 2026
CROOKED Magazine, commissioned by RADF Queesnland in collaboration with artist Michael Smith, 2026
Debris Magazine, 2026
Underworld Magazine, 2026
Frieze, interview with artist Shu Lea Cheang, 2026
PULP Magazine #2, 2026
DUMMY antholgy by Book Works, 2026
Criminals anthology edited by Michelle Tea, 2027
Editor of Sam Moore’s upcoming novel Kayfabe, publishing with Worms Publishing
Editor of upcoming poetry collection by Juliana Huxtable, 2026
For freelance writing, speaking or consultancy queries, please email me.
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Last Updated 11 December 2025