From the Publisher:
Acclaimed photographer Arthur Tress continues to astound critics with his lively and unexpected photography. Encouraged by local archivist and photographer David Sprigle—Tress agreed to present the best of over thirty years worth of his male and erotic photography. The exhibition, called Male of the Species, was presented by Venice Beach's David Aden Gallery, fast becoming infamous exhibitors of unusually daring, fine-art photography. It opened December 3, 1999 from 6pm-9pm and will ran through December 19, 1999. The exhibition represented the first comprehensive history of Tress male and erotic photography.
About the Author:
Arthur Tress is one of the most prolific and diversified art photographers now working in America. For over thirty-five year, Tress's style has evolved from early photojournalist reportage influenced by Cartier-Bresson, through his idiosyncratic form of contemporary surrealism, to completely fabricated tableaux with appropriated imagery. Throughout the years, his attention to old age had helped to give meaning and form to the photographs. His portraits of boys, adolescents, and men from all walks of life present the male in his role as novitiate, explorer, and sage, some of the stages of a man's life in his universal quest for enlightenment.
"About this title" may belong to another edition of this title.