BOYS! BOYS! BOYS! Zine No 3 / Sean Patrick Watters
The third of our BOYS! BOYS! BOYS! Zines each dedicated to one artist.
225mm x 158mm
48 pages
175 images
Edition of 500
Edited by Ghislain Pascal
Published by The Little Black Gallery
Designed by Studio Kunze
Printed on FSC, chlorine & acid free paper in the UK
Also available with a limited edition 7” x 5” print of Le Menteur (last image in slideshow). Edition of 25.
That Window in Harlem is an intimate portrait story celebrating the strength and beauty of the male form using the window as both a physical and metaphorical boundary. New York photographer Sean Patrick Watters has shot hundreds of men in his apartment over the past twenty years. This zine is a celebration of the series of black & white and colour photographs.
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BOYS! BOYS! BOYS! Zine No 3 / Sean Patrick Watters
The third of our BOYS! BOYS! BOYS! Zines each dedicated to one artist.
225mm x 158mm
48 pages
175 images
Edition of 500
Edited by Ghislain Pascal
Published by The Little Black Gallery
Designed by Studio Kunze
Printed on FSC, chlorine & acid free paper in the UK
Also available with a limited edition 7” x 5” print of Le Menteur (last image in slideshow). Edition of 25.
That Window in Harlem is an intimate portrait story celebrating the strength and beauty of the male form using the window as both a physical and metaphorical boundary. New York photographer Sean Patrick Watters has shot hundreds of men in his apartment over the past twenty years. This zine is a celebration of the series of black & white and colour photographs.
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The third of our BOYS! BOYS! BOYS! Zines each dedicated to one artist.
225mm x 158mm
48 pages
175 images
Edition of 500
Edited by Ghislain Pascal
Published by The Little Black Gallery
Designed by Studio Kunze
Printed on FSC, chlorine & acid free paper in the UK
Also available with a limited edition 7” x 5” print of Le Menteur (last image in slideshow). Edition of 25.
That Window in Harlem is an intimate portrait story celebrating the strength and beauty of the male form using the window as both a physical and metaphorical boundary. New York photographer Sean Patrick Watters has shot hundreds of men in his apartment over the past twenty years. This zine is a celebration of the series of black & white and colour photographs.
