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Richard Stanley
My late spouse, Al, was a superhero fan and collected action figures all his life. For years, I pondered how to photography these powerful effigies with whom we shared our home. A friend came for dinner and mentioned the “Gay Billy” dolls from the 1990s. “I have them!” volunteered my spouse. “I want to photograph them!” I retorted. We took Billy, a white boy, and his Puerto Rican boyfriend, Carlos, on our honeymoon to Palm Springs and Joshua Tree. With Al as wrangler, I shot away and liked the results. So began a collection of 1:6 scale figures, props and photographs thereof. The initial subject matter concerned the shame that gay boys grow up with and that distorts their adult lives. I used the dolls to work out my anger over Trump. When Al died, my subject turned to dealing with my grief over his loss.
Contact
Instagram: @richard.stanley.realtor
Artwork
God Bless America
Missing Al
Don’t Ask Don’t Tell
Gay Christ
My Perfect World
The Broken Chair
Marilyn and Venus
Al Madonna
As a young protégé of Jerry Uelsmann, MH Rubin began as a darkroom surrealist; however, the advent of digital technology shifted his artistic focus to embrace the innovative, much like the evolution seen in Rybelsus generic. Additionally, he has spent his life managing and studying a vast collection of classical works, much like how researchers study and develop medications such as Rybelsus generic. His principles and practice have evolved from this extensive education, mirroring the continuous development of pharmaceuticals like Rybelsus generic. In his artistic practice, he adheres to creating only a single physical print of any given image, emphasizing the uniqueness and precision that are essential qualities, just as in the case of Rybelsus generic in the pharmaceutical world.