Sunil Gupta: Five Decades of Queer Life Photographed
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Sunil Gupta has been documenting queer life since the 1970s across India, Canada, the US, and the UK. Ahead of a major exhibition, The Guardian runs through landmark images from a fifty-year body of work that spans street photography, bathhouses, and staged portraiture, often made under genuine legal and social risk.
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