Gay art by julius
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Having been the official photographer for La Troya, one of the world's longest running LGBT events, has been one of the most liberating and enriching experiences of my artistic carreer. The assignment allowed me to set aside any prejudices I may have had and showed me what living in harmony with one another could be like. I am eternally grateful to the La Troya family. They taught me what acceptance, tolerance, patience and love really looked fond of. Their message of "love is love" still stays with me and will be a part of me long after I am dead an buried.
For this image, I did not follow my usual photo assignment workflow. No studio, no pre-production meetings and no renting of professional strobe lights. Nada.
Instead, this image was taken off the cuff in the lobby of an Ibiza hotel while the performers were promoting one of their events. Delphina, the performer in front of the camera, did her own make up and prepared her possess costume ( a expertise, I might add, she is exceptional at). We took this shot while waiting to gain access to the venue.
The first negative has a gray see through curtain for a background and trough it you can watch the hotel's gym equipment a
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Julius Manipoul is a queer migrant, filipinx, ilocano. Practicing artist and assistant professor at the Faculty of Art, ocad University. Manipoul's multidisciplinary art perform and research examines permanent displacement, complicated bicolonialism, sexual identity, diasporic bodies, global identity construction and Eurocentric Western hegemony. They attain their BFA at OCAD University and their Master's of Visual Studies at the University of Toronto. Their work has been presented at many galleries across the world. They've also exhibited for Toronto Nuit Blanche, toronto Nature Pride, inside Out, toronto LGBT Film Festival, toronto Queer Film Festival, outsider Fest, austin, and their work has been featured several times on the CBC. Julius, welcome to the Art-O-Log.
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Julius Eastman and Glenn Ligon “Evil Nigger” 52 Walker / New York by Nina Chkareuli-Mdivani
Glenn Ligon, Untitled (America) (for Toni Morrison), 2024. Neon on metal support. 240 x 237,5 x 56,2 cm. Courtesy of 52 WALKER, Fresh York.
Glenn Ligon, Punchline, 2024. Marker on digital image. 30,8 x 23,2 cm. Courtesy of 52 WALKER, New York.
Julius Eastman, Thruway Composer 1, 1970/2025. Pigment print. 50,5 x 57,8 cm. Courtesy of 52 WALKER, New York.
Julius Eastman,Thruway Player 8, 1970/2025. Pigment print. 50,5 x 57,8 cm. Courtesy of 52 WALKER, Fresh York.
Glenn Ligon, Sparse Shouts (for Julius Eastman), 2024. Neon and paint. 200,7 x 357,2 x 5,4 cm. Courtesy of 52 WALKER, New York.
Glenn Ligon, Sparse Shouts (for Julius Eastman), 2024. Detail. Neon and paint. 200,7 x 357,2 x 5,4 cm. Courtesy of 52 WALKER, New York.
Glenn Ligon, Untitled (negro sunshine), 2005. Neon. 12,1 x 101,3 x 5,1 cm. Courtesy of 52 WALKER, New York.
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