J-DART: OverLaid Bare
The Photography of J-DART.
A gallery celebrating the human body, stripped bare and juxtaposed by either the space they inhabit, or an artificial environment created from abstract projections.
PermalinkThe Photography of J-DART.
A gallery celebrating the human body, stripped bare and juxtaposed by either the space they inhabit, or an artificial environment created from abstract projections.
PermalinkCartoon Strips of David Shenton.
This gallery celebrates 35 years of David Shenton’s cartoon strips, which tell a snap-shot story of gay life in the ’80s, ’90s, and ’00s.
PermalinkPhotography of Jamie Stewart.
Xiu Xiu, frontman Jamie Stewart has contributed a selection of his never seen before photography to Polari Magazine for LGBT History Month.
PermalinkLondon Pride 2013.
A gallery of images from Pride 2013 hosted by Pride in London on Saturday, June 29.
Permalink“Polari Magazine was there to document the LGBT+ community as they took to the streets to take part in the march, which is at the heart of any Pride event.”
A Galley of Warhol Illustrated Books.
This gallery features the rare book jackets illustrated by Andy Warhol.
Permalink“Most are completely obscure and long-forgotten But they all have Andy in common and are now extremely collectable.”
A Galley of Lee Baxter Photography.
A gallery of landscapes and portraits from the Manchester based photographer Lee Baxter.
Permalink“His portraits are conversely intimate, connecting with his subjects directly through their gaze into his lens. Sometimes these two worlds collide when Baxter shoots his subjects in barren wildernesses.”
World Pride, London 2012.
A gallery of images from World Pride hosted by Pride London on Saturday, July 7.
Permalink“However, nothing spurs on a marginalised community than staring into the face of adversity. The attendance on the march was far greater than I have seen in years and the atmosphere was defiant and joyous.”
A Selection of Images from Bletchley Park.
A gallery of images from Bletchley Park, home to the National Codes Centre and the National Museum of Computing, for the Turing centenary.
Permalink“Today Bletchley is open to the public where its secrets have been laid bare. Home to the National Codes Centre and the National Museum of Computing, it is a fascinating place of historic interest.”
Russian Photographer’s Straight Male Models
A Gallery of the Male Physique.
PermalinkHis work has echoes of Physique Pictorial and Vim, the magazines from the early part of the 20th century when homoeroticism was veiled under the guise of health and fitness.
A Selection of Cover Art from Vintage Gay Adult novels
Olivier Joly curates a gallery of vintage gay novels, from pulp to classic.
PermalinkWhat is fascinating about these books is that, from the ‘40s to the ‘60s, their cover art, titles and marketing blurbs give an insight into the evolution of gay male behaviour.