From a feature on the photography of Arthur Tress for The Guardian:

In 1969, Arthur Tress started making images at an overgrown corner of Central Park known as the Ramble – the beginning of an archive of a transitional period in queer culture

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Browse the exhibition “Arthur Tress | The Ramble” at CLAMP
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