Publisher/Stanley Barker

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"Christopher Street" is a collection of works by Sunil Gupta, a photographer, artist, and activist born in India, raised in Canada, and currently based in the UK. Born in New Delhi in 1953, he moved to Montreal in 1969, where he became involved in the gay liberation movement and began taking photographs while attending Concordia University. In the mid-1970s, he moved to New York and studied photography at the New School under Lisette Model, who was Diane Arbus's mentor, and Philip Halsman, known for "Jump Book." This book is a collection of snapshots taken in the 1970s on Christopher Street in New York. It features only images that focus primarily on gay people and couples in this area, which was a center of gay culture. At first glance, they may seem like just snapshots of men, but upon closer inspection, one notices the unique worldview of men overflowing with aesthetic sense and love. It is a beautiful collection of works.