Gilles Bonnecarrère: Male Dancers Wanted
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Male dancers wanted is a collection of previously unpublished black-and-white photographs by Gilles Bonnecarrère taken in a gay strip club in New York in 1976.
"New York, 1976. I am twenty-three years old. The house where I was living, wedged between two buildings at 42 Water Street, has just burned down. All that it held is gone. On a bench in Battery Park I find an old Village Voice with the following ad: “Male Dancers Wanted (experience not necessary)”. On 46th Street, near Broadway, I climb the narrow staircase up to a cashier’s window. Denise, the boss, says: “Are you here for the job? Come in, have a look, see if you can do it.”
Presented at the New York Art Book Fair, the book’s first edition is limited to 400 copies only and is poised to become a classic.
Rare Book
Condition : New (sealed)
Published in September 2013 by Editions Lutanie, Paris
Co-published with Préféré
First Edition, 400 copies
26,8 x 31,7 cm, 72 pages
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