Starting in the early ’90s, recalls Allen, “my work focused on female-to-male as well as male-to-female people who live full time in the gender in which they identify. I photographed the evolution of political activism, young gender variant people, and made portraits of individuals as their life circumstances changed. “The Gender Frontier”, published in 2003, represents an amazing decade in the struggle against discrimination.”
Mariette Pathy Allen | The Gender Frontier
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Alison at the Philadelphia Museum of Art
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Max and Cori in the Bath, Near Atlanta, GA
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Marla, Artist with Painting of Herself and Grandmother
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Untitled
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Nancy at Home, Cambridge, MA
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Maxwell Shaving Corissa’s Legs, Atlanta, GA
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Chloe, Kim, and Eva, at the Piers, NYC
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Max and Cori at Stephanie’s and Cas’ House, Near Atlanta, GA
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Mara Keisling, with an Early Family Portrait, in Her Mother’s Living Room, Harrisburg, PA
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Jamison Green at a Luncheon Presentation, “Fantasia Fair,” Provincetown, PA
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Jake, a Female-to-Male Transgender Person, and Jake as “Miss Angelika,” Los Angeles
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Delia Wolfe, at the “Southern Comfort” Banquet, Atlanta, GA
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Dee and Donna, Learning Line Dancing, Near Baltimore
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Cheryl Chase, Intersex Activist, Petaluma, CA
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Cas, with Daughter-in-Law and Her Baby, Near Atlanta, GA
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Monique in her room, Queens, NY
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Hollis and Alex, Students From Florida, at a “GenderPAC” Gathering, DC.
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Kiwi, Student at a Coffee Shop, NYC
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Heidi, Picketing Columbia-Presbytarian Babies’ Hospital
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Robert Eads and Lola Cola, Toccoa, GA.
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At the “True Spirit” Convention, Washington DC
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Dawn Wilson, Speaking at the Press Conference at the First “Transgender Lonny Day,” Washington DC
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Nancy, Crying
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Inkera, with Her Sister-in-Law’s Children
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Holly Boswell, the Creator of “Kindred Spirits,” “Southern Comfort” Convention, Atlanta, GA
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Antonia, alone at Christmas, NYC
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A.J. Menin, student at the School of Visual Arts, NYC
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Drew, Student at NYU
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Virginia Prince, at “Fantasia Fair,” Provincetown, MA
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Sylvia Rivera, Homeless, Modeling the Red Cape She Wore at the “Gay Pride Parade,” New York
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Robert Eads, Toccoa, GA