William Yang Knihy

Rejection is portrayed as an unavoidable yet essential aspect of life, emphasizing that it signifies courage in taking risks. The narrative encourages embracing vulnerability rather than retreating into a comfort zone free from rejection. It highlights the importance of putting oneself out there, suggesting that the pain of rejection ultimately leads to personal growth and a fuller life experience.

Annotated collection of black-and-white photographs taken at the various events centred around gay culture which have taken place in Sydney over the past 20 years, including the annual Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras. Large format.