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On October 27th 2024, Anthony Po (Cheeseball Man), the mastermind of whimsical public events attended on a massive scale, organized a Timothe Chalamet look-alike competition in NYCs Washington Square Park, which hed advertised weeks prior via anonymous, mysterious fliers posted around the city. Hundreds of spectators and a bevy of prospective Timothes turned up, only to be upstaged by the surprise appearance of the real Timothe Chalamet. After the NYPD shut down the event and issued a summons and fine to photographer Jonathan Hollingsworth for setting up a shoot without a permit, he turned to his Polaroid camera as backup, producing fleeting, anonymous, and dreamlike portraits of the Timothes who got to be stars for a day in the galaxy of Timothe Chalamet. The competition was more than just a well-attended curiosity in the park, but a definitive moment that captured the zeitgeist, treated as a major media event. Call Me Timothe includes a Q&A with organizer Anthony Po and a rich selection of images documenting the event and capturing the many Timothes of the day.
Published by Blurring Books.
On October 27th 2024, Anthony Po (Cheeseball Man), the mastermind of whimsical public events attended on a massive scale, organized a Timothe Chalamet look-alike competition in NYCs Washington Square Park, which hed advertised weeks prior via anonymous, mysterious fliers posted around the city. Hundreds of spectators and a bevy of prospective Timothes turned up, only to be upstaged by the surprise appearance of the real Timothe Chalamet. After the NYPD shut down the event and issued a summons and fine to photographer Jonathan Hollingsworth for setting up a shoot without a permit, he turned to his Polaroid camera as backup, producing fleeting, anonymous, and dreamlike portraits of the Timothes who got to be stars for a day in the galaxy of Timothe Chalamet. The competition was more than just a well-attended curiosity in the park, but a definitive moment that captured the zeitgeist, treated as a major media event. Call Me Timothe includes a Q&A with organizer Anthony Po and a rich selection of images documenting the event and capturing the many Timothes of the day.
Published by Blurring Books.
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