Author queerguruPosted on Categories queermatterAs part of the celebrations for Miami Beach Gay Pride the city is getting a brand new art venue called the George Daniell Museum, It will feature the full collection of prominent queer American photographer and artist George Daniell who worked for Time, Life and Esquire Magazines, and who in the 1940’s and 1950’s … Continue reading
Author queerguruPosted on Categories queermatterWe’re very grateful to writer Laura Sanchez whose article in ID first turned us on to the stunning photographs of FABIAN GUERRERO. This Mexican/American photographer based in LA has produced a portfolio of ‘Brown Queer Rancheros’. Guerrero photographs queer men from Los Angeles in traditional ranchero dress and, portrays his subjects in strong, confident, macho … Continue reading
Author queerguruPosted on Categories queermatterAs they didn’t have gyms on every street corner in the old days most male physiques were much more natural than the obsessed muscle-bound torsos which many gay men feel are de-rigeur nowadays. Even the star athletes of the period were never that pumped, as seen in this wee collection of old photos of men … Continue reading
Author queerguruPosted on Categories queermatterEvery picture really does tell a story in the work of the Paris based Vietnamese director, editor and image designer Jean-Baptiste Huong whose work has always been heavily influenced by Cinematography – a subject he studied for several years at the Pantheon-Sorbonne University. In his stunningly beautiful images he likes to feature partially or fully naked … Continue reading
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Iin6.org literally takes its name from the estimated number of men who were victims of sexual abuse or assault when they were young. With its support network, it sets out to help survivors live happier and healthier lives. One of 1in6.org founding Board Members David Lisak, a psychologist and photographer, launched the “Bristlecone Project: Portraits of Male Survivors,” that covers just a few hundred of the men as a collaborative awareness initiative, and when the Exhibit came to P Town for the day, he sat down and talked to Roger Walker-Dack all about it.
The interview for queerguru reports on PTV’s Channel 99 was filmed by Hussein Wentz at The Sage Inn, Provincetown.
