Kae Tempest won the Ted Hughes prize at age 29 and came out as non-binary in July 2020, changing their name to Kae.
Synopsis
Kae Tempest won the Ted Hughes prize at age 29 and came out as non-binary in July 2020, changing their name to Kae.
Synopsis
Kae Tempest, a poet and playwright, has made a significant impact on Britain's art scene. They became the youngest recipient of the Ted Hughes prize and received nominations for the Brit and Mercury music awards. In July 2020, Tempest publicly came out as non-binary, adopting the name Kae. Directed by Emily McDonald, this documentary examines Kae's creative process and personal life during a time of change. It offers insights into their experiences within the queer art community and their artistic evolution.
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Why Watch
- Meet Kae Tempest, a groundbreaking non-binary artist.
- See Kae's unique contributions to queer art scenes.
- Follow their artistic evolution during a pivotal time.
Did You Know
- Kae Tempest is the youngest recipient of the Ted Hughes prize.
- They came out as non-binary in July 2020.
- Kae has been nominated for both Brit and Mercury music awards.
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Who is Kae Tempest?
Kae Tempest is a poet, rapper, playwright, and recording artist from Britain.
What notable awards has Kae Tempest received?
Kae Tempest is the youngest ever recipient of the Ted Hughes prize and has been nominated for both the Brit and Mercury music awards.
When did Kae Tempest come out as non-binary?
Kae Tempest came out as non-binary in July 2020.
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