BOYS! BOYS! BOYS! goes to NY + has a EXHIBIT in London+ Painting School in South of France

Great news from BOYS! BOYS! BOYS! is crossing the Pond and coming to New York this Easter. It was founded by The Little Black Gallery in London and is curated by Ghislain Pascal to promote queer and gay fine art photography, which includes their bi-annual magazine with the same name. This latest  Volume 9 features nine photographers from around the world: Carter Bliss (USA), David Charles Collins (Australia), Ruifeng Ding (China), Parker McComb (USA), Raphaël Neal (France), Alexis Orosa (Australia / Philippines), Arjun Paliwal (UK), Francisco Rosas (Mexico), and Ellis Wolf (Germany).

Ghislain has extended an invitation to Queerguru readers to join them to celebrate their publications: BOYS! BOYS! BOYS! Zine with Sean Patrick Watters and BOYS! BOYS! BOYS! The Magazine Volume 9. Also in attendance  will be two of the photographers featured in Vol 9 Francisco Rosas and Carter Bliss. 

Meanwhile back in London  at the BOYS! BOYS! BOYS! Gallery Café  there is an exciting new BOYS! BOYS! BOYS! MEETS summer programme.  There is a whole coterie of  amazing guests: photographer Sunil Gupta, ballet dancer Edward Watson, conductor Oliver Zeffman, interior designers Jordan Cluroe & Russell Whitehead, photographer AdeY, writer Jeremy Atherton Lin, actor Luke Fetherston, activist Peter Tatchell, and writer & designer Adam Nathaniel Furman.

But wait, there’s, even more .  If you think you could produce art as good as these photographers than yiu should sign up for the  BOYS! BOYS! BOYS! Summer Photography Retreat  in France,  you can. Just join internationally acclaimed fine art photographer AdeY for a transformative week-long retreat in the stunning South of France, and meet and get input, feedback & an insight into the world of fine art photography from BOYS! BOYS! BOYS! founder Ghislain Pascal.

This exclusive course offers participants a unique opportunity to learn AdeY’s signature techniques for capturing movement, nudes, and the interplay of bodies in natural landscapes; whilst also learning from professional studio photographer Nicolas Senegas on working with models within a studio setting.