A photo by FantasyStock at deviantArt.
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Photography
The art of Jim Denevan
Land art by Jim Denevan, creator of the world’s largest freehand drawing.
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• Lightmark
• The Underwater Sculpture Gallery
Erwin Olaf
Boy 01 from the Rouge series.
If footballers dressed like this I might be more interested in their wretched sport. Erwin Olaf produces some really remarkable photographic tableaux, this piece barely hints at his invention. His site has plenty of examples and—unlike many photography sites—manages to use Flash with some care.
Via Fabulon.
Drawstring
Jerom photographed in a Jerome-studio fashion feature for Fantasticsmag.
The art of Jason Driskill
left: Hanging (2004); Judging (2004).
San Francisco artist Jason Driskill paints, writes and creates his own digital artwork and video, often with himself as the main model. This multi-disciplined approach is a rare thing among artists predominantly concerned with gay themes, despite the example set by significant forebears such as Jean Cocteau and Derek Jarman. Driskill’s work also has a sense of humour, something which never seems very popular in the art world unless, perhaps, you’re a Pop Surrealist. Laugh at something in a gallery and it might be felt that you’re laughing at the work, not with it. Or worse, laughing at the price tag, and that would never do, would it? (Thanks Jason!)
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• The gay artists archive