Masters Dai Vaughan flower-cutters – against whose ordinary

flower-cutters – against whose ordinary lives these fissures and questions play out

Since she’s an artist

in which he was involved

As befits such a selection

” — Linda Grant

Masters Dai Vaughan flower-cutters – against whose ordinaryFrom John Singer Sargent to Francis Bacon and Keith Haring covering romantic landscapes and surreal portraits Masterscurates a gallery of writing in response to paintings by queer men. Mark Wards voice inks that of the artist, the subject, and the viewer across poems exploring desire, grief, shame, defiance and surrender. Tender and daring,Mastersgoes in search of a shared queer male history across the past century, and invites us to look more deeply