Not even gay people are as obsessed with being gay as James Franco is. And just in case we’d forgotten about his love for all thing homo in the three seconds since he last reminded up, he’s teamed up with Peres Projects to open up a temporary exhibition space in Berlin (to coincide with the Berlin Film Festival) for Franco’s ‘Gay Town’.
The exhibition, ‘explores a variety of themes that are central to Franco’s artistic practice, mainly issues related to adolescence, public and private persona, stereotypes and other societal concerns such as…celebrity [preoccupation].’ So it’s not exclusively about all things gay, but the name of the exhibition certainly suggests it’s not entirely straight either.
OMGBlog managed to get a few snaps from the exhibition. You can see a couple of those above and below, but head over to the site for more of Franco’s artistic musings.
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