The gay men project

The Gay Men Project is a personal project by New York based photographer Kevin Truong. It is one of the single, largest collections of photographs and stories of gay and queer men in the world. RIO - Vietnamita radicado em Nova York, o fotógrafo Kevin Truong, de 31 anos, toca a campainha no primeiro andar de um prédio quase escondido em Santa Teresa. Não fala português, está no Brasil há apenas dois dias, e é em inglês que pede desculpas quando percebe que errou de apartamento. Kevin fica completamente ruborizado com a falta, ainda que disfarce bem.

I’ve spent the past three years traveling around the world photographing gay men with the hope of sharing our stories. So far I’ve photographed over individuals in 49 cities, 14 countries, and five continents. Visionary photographer Kevin Truong is fundraising now on Kickstarter , working on photographing more awesome gay men and couples in countries around the world. Check it out HERE. For more than two years, New York City-based photographer Kevin Truong has been traveling the globe, curating what he calls "the visual catalog of gay men around the world" - The Gay Men Project.

For the past two years Kevin Truong has traveled to cities across the world and photographed as many gay men as he can. So far he's photographed nearly men, in 15 cities, seven countries. When I first joined Positively UK as the Gay Men's Project Coordinator in , my hair was darker, my waistline was slimmer, and I had no idea how much this role would change my life. Our monthly support groups have seen men from all walks of life share meals, laughter, and tough conversations about what it means to live with HIV. My work has gone beyond our monthly meetups.

For the past six years, I've dedicated myself to photographing the lives of gay and queer men across 90 cities, 37 countries, and six continents. Facebook LinkedIn Youtube Instagram TikTok. The Gay Men Project. The Gay Men Project by Kevin Truong November 3 - November 5, Anita's Way West 42nd Street The through block connecting W 42nd and W 43rd St.