Queer Reflections on Baron Wilhelm von Gloeden: A Creative Reconsideration of Pose, Gaze and Technique

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Title

Queer Reflections on Baron Wilhelm von Gloeden: A Creative Reconsideration of Pose, Gaze and Technique

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Auckland University of Technology

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Tuwhera

Description

This project and accompanying exegesis consider the evolution of the Gay, nude male analogue photograph, bringing to the fore a personalised reflection on the work of Baron Wilhelm von Gloeden. It contexualizes and investigates (from a queer perspective) issues of the pose and gaze, and revisits some of Von Gloeden’s constructions and technological concerns. These issues are then creatively synthesized into the production of a contemporary nude, male calendar. The photographs use self-identif...

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Research paper

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Thesis

Thesis level

Masters

Date created

2004

Creator

Radić, Xavier

URL

https://openrepository.aut.ac.nz/handle/10292/11218

Related subjects

Male nude in art / Photography of the nude / Photography of men / Photography

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