Author queerguruPosted on Categories queermatterIf you have never seen an issue of ELSKA MAGAZINE the highly coveted series of photo-essays by Brit artist/journalist Liam Campbell, then where have you been as he is already up to Issue 11. Campbell descends on a city of his choice and photographs men. All sorts of men, and as diverse as possible. … Continue reading
Author queerguruPosted on Categories queermatterWhile You Were Sleeping is the latest body of work from Brit Photographer Ewen Spencer. After graduating from art school in the 90s, Spencer started documenting London’s then-exploding nightlife scene for Sleazenation. Channeling the sharp, confronting style of photography greats like Chris Killip and Mark Power, but in London’s underground nightclubs, Spencer’s images … 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 queermatterBelgian photographer Maglau has immersed himself into the world of fetish which is so alien to many of us and recorded what he saw in a set of stunning photographs that will be published in a book later this Spring. “Fetish Ballad” is the result of Maglau visiting several Fetish Parties in Europe and Japan … Continue reading
Author queerguruPosted on Categories queermatterHolly Revell is an artist-photographer and documenter of performance who has a keen eye for preserving and collaborating with queer artists, making images and portraits which explore performance and transforming identities. She made her mark on London’s queer cabaret scene in 2010 with her photo-booth installation DARKROOM, which offered a live photographic experience to … Continue reading