“Liberating and subversive” with an “aesthetic that has swept away much of the pretentiousness and stylisation of earlier decades to look at real men as sexually charged.”
“This is both a liberating and a subversive approach. Liberating in its egalitarian approach to sexiness; subversive because it brings the male as object of sexual desire out of the hermetic aesthetics of myth and firmly into daily life.”
(Alasdair Foster, director of the Australian Centre for Photography on Dirty Queer Magazine).
Come and hear Dirty Queer Magazine talk tonight with William Yang and others about “The Male Nude in Photography”.