Boys! Boys! Boys! Brings Manuel Moncayo's Nudes Into the Light
| 02/16/21
Manuel Moncayo / Apeirophobia on BOYS! BOYS! BOYS!
Mexican born photographer Manuel Moncayo's work is a search for the quiet and the simple. He swapped the tropical weather and virgin beaches of Mexico for the cold and concrete buildings of Berlin where he now lives, and where he found the openness to nudity. He has a sharp eye for men, nature and color. His images are very personal, and many come from his own photo diaries. He photographs in empty spaces, mostly nature, where his pictures have no reference to the times we live in. They are the perfect antidote to the current world crisis.
Above photo: "Edgar and Stefan in Sans Souci". All photos here (c)Manuel Moncayo
THE LITTLE BLACK GALLERY
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"Anima Ardens" VII
"It's Personal" II
"Clear"
"What Isn't Nature" III
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Gallery Information
The Little Black Gallery (https://www.thelittleblackgallery.com/) operates as a photography gallery, publisher, artist management and art consultancy - specializing in contemporary photography.
The Little Black Gallery was originally set up by Tamara Beckwith Veroni, Lindsey Carlos Clarke and Ghislain Pascal in 2008, with a gallery space in Chelsea, London for ten years.
Today the business, co-owned by Ghislain Pascal and Tamara Beckwith Veroni, exists without a permanent gallery space, putting on exhibitions worldwide at galleries, museums, art-fairs, and pop-ups; manages artists; publishes books and magazines; and acts as an art consultant.
It hosts two online art platforms: BOYS! BOYS! BOYS! and GIRLS! GIRLS! GIRLS!
BOYS! BOYS! BOYS! promotes queer and gay photography. It now represents more than 60 photographers from 25 countries - including China, India, Iran, Poland, Russia and Turkey where gay rights are repressed and queer lives under constant threat.
GIRLS! GIRLS! GIRLS! celebrates the female form - featuring photographic legends, contemporary names and rising female photographers.
