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this video has been going around for a while but the English subtitles didn't match the energy of the spoken French at all. i had to fix it.

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#trans art #queer art

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Mechanix Illustrated (1972)

Michael Morris

Silkscreen (16 x 12 in.)

“…the visibly queer imagery in Mechanix Illustrated, 1972, a suite of nine silkscreens. Early for queer art, especially in Canada, these prints are modernist, cinematic and blatantly phallic. In Mechanix Illustrated (8), 1972, a phallus and testicles morph into an abstracted, Art Deco-influenced, architectural design…” — Bordercrossings, Earl Miller

#gay abstraction #queer art #michael morris

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David Hockney (2015)

Alasdair McLellan

#david hockney #alasdair mclellan #queer art

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The Man With the Yellow Flower (1932) Emilio Pettoruti (Argentina, 1892–1971)

For several years, his paintings were presented under glass due to the amount of spit they received per day. — Fahrenheit Magazine

#emilio pettoruti #argentina #cubism

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Untitled (2016)

Yisrael Dror Hemed

Oil on canvas (60 x 50 cm)

#yisrael dror hemed #gay artist #queer art

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Keith Henderson (Scottish Illustrator 1883-1982)

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Portrait of a Boy Bas Meerman (Dutch, b. 1970) Oil on canvas (65.5 x 65.5 cm.)

#bas meerman #queer art

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Silver Stripped and Justified (2013)

Rene Capone

watercolor and ink, 12" x 9" 

#rene capone #queer art #gay artist

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Nobody

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Source

#unknown artist #mystery art

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Perfection

Brett Taylor (New Zealand)

Cast glass and aluminum (H: 19.6 in.)

#brett taylor #art glass #cast glass #blue

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Interior with Bananas (2014)

James Mortimer

Oil on canvas (91.4 x 122 cm)

#james mortimer #banana #homoerotic

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Darryl Powers (c. 1960)

Photo: Walter Kundzicz, Champion Studio

“Under the name Champion Studio, Walter Kundzicz became one of the last great pioneers of physique photography when he entered the field in the late 1950s. Unlike the muscle-bound beefcake imagery of earlier decades, Champion’s handsome young models were a new breed. Not only did Kundzicz push legal boundaries with sexier props and more revealing imagery, but his color photographs also pushed the established aesthetics, featuring sunny, youthful models in everyday settings, beautifully capturing a new era on the cusp of the sexual revolution. These photographs became wildly popular with mail-order customers and collectors because they stood in stark contrast to most of the physique photography available at that time.” — Swann Galleries

#darryl powers #champion studio #walter kundzicz #banana

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#banana