Ari Gold

Photo Book, Pages: 96, Size: 21x28.5 cm / 8.25x11.25 inch, Format: Hardcover, Colour: full colour, ISBN 3861879484, September 2005, $ 45.00

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Bruno Gmünder Verlag is proud to present this coffee-table book together with a specially produced music CD to go with it. In numerous, lavishly produced photographs Ari Gold shows his fans poses from the erotic to the dreamy, full of sexiness and an impressive candour.

He has once again surprised us with his new talents and makes us curious about his upcoming projects. Fabulous!

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Ari Gold

Ari Gold, born and raised by Jewish parent in the Bronx, is 28 years old and still living in New York City. Outspoken about his sexual orientation in his music and songs he?s made a name for himself with his mixture of Hip Hop and R?n?B in this rough-and-ready and what some say is a homophobic music scene. The media has also pricked up their ears. Last, but not least, he?s damned good looking, which has brought him together with photographers like Aaron Cobett, John Falocco, James Houstson, Boy George as well as the comic artist Joe Phillips.

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Bringing the "fairy" back in "fairy tale" Ari Gold transports himself to a world where Little Red Riding Hood and E.T. meet, where Narcissus doesn't drown in his image but makes art with it, a world where what makes us human is something more intangible and magical than anything we can imagine. A reworking of the Human League hit transformed into a human rights anthem. Click here for the new video directed by photographer Aaron Cobbett!

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