Stanley Stellar's 1980s NYC Queer Scene Photos Collected in New Book
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Loose Joints has published Don't Worry Boys, a retrospective collection of Stanley Stellar's documentary photography from New York's gay community across the late 1970s and 1980s. Stellar shot street life, the Hudson River piers, and the queer social scene of the West Village, starting with a camera at age 31 in 1976. Jordan Hancock edited the book; Andrew Holleran wrote the introduction.
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