JJ Levine : Queer Photographs – Conversation with the photographer

Discover the creative process of Montreal artist JJ Levine.

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In staged photographs of queer subjects in intimate, domestic settings, Levine questions the representation of traditional binary gender roles.

The exhibition JJ Levine: Queer Photographs invites you to discover the work of Montreal photographer JJ Levine via a selection of portraits drawn from three different series.

Composed of 52 large format photographs, including several that have never been exhibited, the compelling exhibition is complemented by a video illustrating the artist’s creative process. Actually a retrospective of Levine’s portraiture work that he began in 2006, it borrows from the studio portrait tradition to celebrate people who self-identify as queer.