The Unflinching Gaze - weaving a history of male physicality

The Unflinching Gaze – weaving a history of male physicality

Through more than 200 photo and video works, the Unflinching Gaze celebrates the diversity of the male form as depicted by 62 different artists.

Weaving the Gay Panic boys through a history of male physicality was Richard Perram, curator of the the Unflinching Gaze currently being held at the Bathurst Regional Art Gallery.

For more details you can head to www.bathurstart.com.au.

The Unflinching Gaze – weaving a history of male physicality

DATE POSTED
Monday 30th of October, 2017

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Jack Crane
Jake Morcom

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