“A policeman in plain clothes is one man; in his uniform he is ten.”
— Mark Twain, The Czar's Soliloquy

A self published effort, GENT is a series of portraits of a rapidly changing community in Toronto, Canada. While gentrification does grow a neighbourhood’s status and diversity, the speed of change can leave some men displaced. This monograph explores the intersection of identity, value, and belonging, and serves to document the honour of a man with or without his uniform.


https://www.geoffreybutler.co/books/gent/

Gent

“A policeman in plain clothes is one man; in his uniform he is ten.”
— Mark Twain, The Czar’s Soliloquy

A self published effort, GENT is a series of portraits of a rapidly changing community in Toronto, Canada. While gentrification does grow a neighbourhood’s status and diversity, the speed of change can leave some men displaced. This monograph explores the intersection of identity, value, and belonging, and serves to document the honour of a man with or without his uniform.

Secret Email Club

If you’re not a member of our Secret Email Club you’ve been missing out on a whole lot of stuff that we don’t post on Booooooom!