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    "Way to Go Champ”: Male Intimacy in Homosocial Spaces

    by Samuel Nohe Ireland

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    A collection of imagery illustrating intimacy within all-male team sports culture.*

    "I never watched sports growing up, beyond passing by the living room when my dad did. As I came of age and started exploring my own sexuality, I was surprised by the intimacy shared within all-male team sports. Things might be different now, but I used to associate all-male group sports with a certain 'locker room' homophobia. Is there a correlation between the intimacy of straight/homosocial male environments and homophobia, a way to be close without sex entering the picture? And then there is, of course, my own queer reading of this intimacy. This project reminds me that we must all be aware of the assumptions and chasms in meaning that we partake in when communicating with one another. In short, it reminds me of the 'Ecstasy of Communication' that all human beings must navigate."

    *These photographs have been printed onto 3mm aluminum/Dibond composite panels, 50cm x 50cm.

    Mr. Ireland does not make a profit from the sale of his books as his goal is to share his work with as wide as possible of an audience.
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    • Primary Category: Arts & Photography Books
    • Additional Categories Fine Art Photography, LGBTQIA+
    • Project Option: 8×10 in, 20×25 cm
      # of Pages: 24
    • Isbn
      • Softcover: 9798349917646
    • Publish Date: May 02, 2025
    • Language English
    • Keywords Team, Homosexual, Sports, Male, Gay
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    Samuel Ireland
    London, UK

    Samuel Nohe Ireland is a 2025 candidate for an MA in Photography at The Royal College of Art in London, UK. He holds an MA in Contemporary Art from Sotheby’s Institute of Art, NYC where he focused on Conceptual Art and Relational Aesthetics, specifically writing about the work of the Danish artist collective Superflex. Mr. Ireland also holds an MBA degree from Portland State University and an undergraduate degree from The University of Arizona in History/Art History. He spent many years working at the Kunsthalle Museum of Contemporary Art (MOCA) Tucson, in the Sonoran Desert, where he was born and raised. At MOCA Tucson he served in many different capacities, beginning as an intern and eventually becoming the institution’s Executive Director. He has since served on the Board of Directors and is currently a member of the Ambassador Council. He enjoys traveling, art theory, production, and collecting, political and economic theory, and rigorous debate. He sells his books w/out profit.

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