posed before Rear Projected Backdrops
Athletic Model Guild
Los Angeles CA circa 1950-55
Monday, October 31, 2016
Rear Projection in Bob Mizer's Photos
Sailors, Prisoners, Bathers & Athletes
posed before Rear Projected Backdrops
Athletic Model Guild
Los Angeles CA circa 1950-55
posed before Rear Projected Backdrops
Athletic Model Guild
Los Angeles CA circa 1950-55
Sunday, October 23, 2016
Sergio Mutty
Barcelona Cataluña España 2015
Though he’s probably known most widely for his performances in professional SadoMasochistic videos as a particularly abusive top, I have learned to enjoy the short amateur videos he posts on Twitter and other sites. They’re just short, simple, little videos of him beating off and displaying his fairly sizable tool, but they show him in (at least what I and a few others may find) a more appealing light where his arrogance, narcissism and rather considerable physical beauty have a chance to shine.
Though he’s probably known most widely for his performances in professional SadoMasochistic videos as a particularly abusive top, I have learned to enjoy the short amateur videos he posts on Twitter and other sites. They’re just short, simple, little videos of him beating off and displaying his fairly sizable tool, but they show him in (at least what I and a few others may find) a more appealing light where his arrogance, narcissism and rather considerable physical beauty have a chance to shine.
Saturday, October 22, 2016
DO WHAT THOU WILT, Richard Hawkins
Los Angeles CA, 2014-15
Acrylic & Collage on Canvas
Among the various contemporary Queer artists of my generation who paint, I am particularly fond of the work done by Richard Hawkins; and I especially like this group of paintings he did a couple of years ago. His palette is pretty bright and the brushwork fairly loose and it all looks fresh and unmediated. It also comes off as not unskilled. The titles are smart and funny too.
Acrylic & Collage on Canvas
Among the various contemporary Queer artists of my generation who paint, I am particularly fond of the work done by Richard Hawkins; and I especially like this group of paintings he did a couple of years ago. His palette is pretty bright and the brushwork fairly loose and it all looks fresh and unmediated. It also comes off as not unskilled. The titles are smart and funny too.
1 Frankentittie
2 Ugly Child makes a Lurid Discovery
3 Back in the Game
4 Collaboration
5 Handball Blue
6 Nipple Monster
7 Trouble in Paradise
8 Scat Show
9 Welcome to Chicago Smudgeface
10 Do What Thou Wilt
Saturday, October 15, 2016
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