テート・ギャラリーのインスタグラム(tate) - 4月1日 00時45分

‘Ahmad el Abed was a gender-variant tailor in mid-century Saida, described by [photographer Hashem el] Madani as “in-between man and woman”. With bouffant curls, perfectly groomed brows and modelling their own gender-neutral designs, Abed calmly holds our gaze across the distance of a lifetime.’ – Alex Pilcher, Tate’s Senior Web Developer and author of A Queer Little History of Art (link in bio). Today is #TransDayofVisibility, an annual event dedicated to celebrating trans people and raising awareness of discrimination faced by transgender individuals worldwide.

Tailor Ahmad el Abed and their brother photographed by Hashem el Madani between 1948 and 1953 and compiled by the Lebanese artist Akram Zaatari.

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