No, I don’t just admire Jason Horowitz’s photos of renowned New York drag queen, Shi-Queeta Lee for her strikingly similar name to my own. These up close-n-personal, hyper-realistic shots elegantly straddle the realms of glamour and repulsion, real and ideal, portraiture and abstraction. His show opens at Curator’s Office February 20th.
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mark: they remind me of R. Crumb drawings
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Sadie F: perfection.
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looks like medical photography – which is not very appealing
Haha totally…it looks like weird Biology 101 textbook images too…
Actually, the show opens Feb. 20 and runs through March 27. The exhibition will focus on the intense emotional side of the drag queens.
I love the one of the eyes squeezed shut. i’ve never seen a photograph of just that part of the face before. it’s strangely affecting.
Hey all: the Curator’s Office show OPENS on February 20th and runs until March 27th! See more of the Drag portfolio here: http://www.photoshelter.com/c/jasonhorowitzfineart/gallery/Drag-Portfolio/G0000RP_4bHYXPv0/
Thanks,
Jason
I know Diana. that one is amazing!
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