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Contents:

• XIYADIE’S CUT-PAPER ART INTIMATELY RERDS HIS EXPERIENC AS A GAY MAN  CHA
• GAY MEN POSTERS AND ART PRTS
• LGBT GAY PAPER WALL ART & DéR
• THE GAY FIGURE ARTISTS ARE REIMAGG THE MALE GAZE
• LGBT PRI GAY PAPER WALL ART & DéR
• GAY PAPER WALL ART & DéR
• NEWS OF THE COLUMB GAY AND LBIAN COMMUNY

XIYADIE’S CUT-PAPER ART INTIMATELY RERDS HIS EXPERIENC AS A GAY MAN  CHA

Followg the succs of the first issue earlier this year, The Ltle Black Gallery has jt announced the publitn of Volume 2 of s stunng fe art photography magaze dited to queer and gay photography, BOYS!

GAY MEN POSTERS AND ART PRTS

“Dpe the panmic we managed to lnch a new pennt magaze dited to queer and gay photography, ” ments Ghisla Pasl, -founr and -owner of The Ltle Black Gallery and curator and edor of BOYS!

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Art platform to promote queer and gay photography which now reprents more than 67 photographers om 27 untri – cludg Cha, India, Iran, Poland, Rsia and Turkey where gay rights are reprsed and queer liv unr nstant threat. Photography, David Charl Colls (Atralia), erotic gay art, erotic queer art, fe art photography, gay, gay art, gay artist, gay fe art, gay fe art photography, gay photographer, gay photography, gay photos, Inon Sani (Pe), Juan Anton Papagni Me (Argenta), LGBTQ photography, LGBTQ photos, Manuel Monyo (Mexi), Matthew Fley (USA), Matthew Hetznecker, Mric A.

It did not stop the great paters of the Renaissance, many of whom are today acknowledged as gay, om portrayg the sexual allure of famoly, the var versns of St Sebastian’s martyrdom, showg a spicly mcular torso punctured by arrows, achieved inic stat among homosexual admirers who rpond not only to his physil bety, but also to his plight as a tortured, yet steadfast, martyr. ESTIMATE: £18, 000–25, took until the epochal social chang of the 1960s (and specifilly the crimalisatn act of 1967 the UK) for homosexualy to prise self out of the closet, and art acted as both talyst and rerr of the moment. By the time of his ath om an AIDS-related illns 1989, the alarmg spread of the disease had bee a clarn-ll for gay artists, rultg the explicly polil art of Keh Harg and the Gran Fury llective.

THE GAY FIGURE ARTISTS ARE REIMAGG THE MALE GAZE

ESTIMATE: £3, 000–5, the ol gaze of Andy Warhol, meanwhile, the cliched hyper-masculy of gay p-ups was gently ironised: his starkly-l, tightly-cropped Body Builr of 1982 is absurdly out of proportn, an afont to classil ials of manly 21st century has seen a growg acceptance of homosexualy, but only up to a pot. Artists ntue to challenge those who would ny their right to exprs and mentate on their own sexual orientatn, most recently 2010’s "Hi/Seek: Difference and Dire Amerin Portraure” exhibn at the Smhsonian’s Natnal Portra Gallery Washgton DC, which provoked lls for a ngrsnal review of the Smhsonian’s the subject of homoeroticism ntu to make s prence felt the cultural mastream: wns the Brish Mm’s A Ltle Gay History gui, explicly drawg attentn to objects wh homosexual them the llectn.

AdvertisementSKIP ADVERTISEMENTWorkg largely outsi the gallery system, a group of illtrators is revivg the disciple and refg how queer bodi are reprented MacConnell, “Ernie” 2014, waterlor and pen on paperLAST FALL, IN a ty apartment downtown New York, a 30-year-old gay physique mol named Matthew Williams stood naked agast a whe backdrop ont of the gay artist John MacConnell.

Over the next 2, 000 years, pturg the naked male form beme an sential artistic skill, one that reached s apotheosis Wtern culture durg the Italian Renaissance, when homosexual sire was subtly exprsed Donatello’s bronze “David” (cir 1440) and Caravagg’s patg “The Micians” (1597), where the tradnal female me is replaced wh a band of boys, partially robed togas, referencg a Greek and Roman perd which homoeroti was a part of society. Classics profsor Andrew Lear, 59, who now ns Osr Wil Tours, a pany that offers excursns foced on implicly gay art and history major while some old masters fetishized the male body barely d ways, the ia of an openly queer artist exprsg his sir om a queer perspective was only born the last century.

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(It’s perhaps not cintal that Alan Hollghurst’s latt novel, “The Sparsholt Affair, ” a gay retellg of Bra the 20th century, clus a 1940s-era artist tryg to pursue a classmate at Oxford by drawg his figure.

) Frato, “Tangere” 2016, lored pencil on paper, urty of the artist and Antoe Levi, Paris; Jordan Mejias, “Dare Me, ” 2017, monochromatic waterlor on paper, om the book “Of Art and Men” (Photograph: Hans-Ge Pospischil) © Jordan MejiasIN THE YEARS after Cadm, other gay perspectiv on the male body found their way to visual culture, though they’ve typilly been nsired taboo or hypersexual.

And spe the “queer enlightenment” of the 1970s and ’80s, when Robert Mapplethorpe, the photographer Rotimi Fani-Kayo and others brought man-on-man sex to the mm, there rema few celebratory imag of openly gay men Wtern visual art. Williams’s afternoon ssn wh MacConnell, fact, is part of a recent revival of male figure drawg among ntemporary gay artists — cludg Kou Shou, Mart Bedolla and Stephen McDermott — who all specialize stripped-down reprentatns of largely young whe men. Gay figure artists are followg the homoerotic tradn tablished by Mizer, Fland and the artist Tom Bianchi, whose photographic nus have seen a renaissance after he published “Fire Island P, Polaroids 1975-1983” 2013.

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In this, Frato and the other ntemporary gay figure artists share a philosophy, spe their different athetics: They’re all mted to reflectg the mostly unseen terr liv of the men they admire, and to celebratg a diverse set of subjects who, taken together, stand opposn to a nonil history of art that has long ignored an openly gay view of the male body.

His psdonym, which means ‘Siberian Butterfly, ’ was chosen so that the butterfly survivg a harsh environment uld signify “the difficulty of livg a gay life a sexually nservative society (Bao, 158). Renaissance Italy was a very homosocial culture for aristocratic men, and was public knowledge that younger men (such as apprentic) often had timate and sexual relatnships wh their mentors.

NEWS OF THE COLUMB GAY AND LBIAN COMMUNY

He chose the lors for the flag for the popular “Bi-Angl” symbol of triangl and bed them to a flag that ed 40% pk (to reprent homosexualy), 20% purple (to reprent a batn of homosexualy and heterosexualy), and 40% blue (to reprent heterosexualy).

In his heroic homoerotic drawgs – starrg hyper-mascule hunks, clad uniforms or leather gear, all bulgg mcl and members – he fearlsly nonted a system that nied eedom, legaly, and basic rights to the gay muny.