Beyond the Surface
- Source: The List (Issue 586)
- Date: 20 September 2007
- Written by: Alexander Kennedy
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California-based photographer Andrew Printer’s work explores issues of queer identity in relation to intimacy, risk and suspicion in a post-Aids environment (his ‘Touch Me’ series), and takes a sideways glance at the notion of queers being accepted by the straight community. This exhibition is part of Glasgay! Festival, and is presented in association with Street Level.
Q! Gallery, Glasgow, until 10 Nov.
More: Visual art, Exhibition (Visual art), Beyond the Surface, Glasgay!
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