Artist Spotlight: Scott Waters
Scott Waters's work says something about men, masculinity, and the delicate balance of a macho identity.
Artist Spotlight: Ed Luce
Ed Luce's indie comic sensation Wuvable Oaf revolves around a large, scary-looking guy searching for love, his rather complicated relationship with cats, and his devotion to all sorts of good music.
Artist Spotlight: Hector Silva
"I explore themes of cultural identity, because as Latinos, we are often erased from the social portrait. and then when you add being queer to that, we can really disappear."
Before the Dawn of Tom
Tom of Finland is unarguably the most well-known gay erotic artist of the 20th century, but paving the way for his all-balls-out art was a group of American artists who created a more subtle, coded visual style.
Artist Spotlight: Andrej Dúbravský
Young men and rabbits portray the complex rituals and events of growing up. And then there are some pugs.
Artist Spotlight: Steve MacIsaac
Steve MacIsaac creates comics that explore contemporary gay culture, identity, and sexuality.
Artist Spotlight: Cauro Hige
Classic and shocking, delicate and blatantly sexual, Hige's work encompasses enigmas.
Artist Spotlight: Brian Kenny
"I think making art is the most beautiful and effective way for me to act inclusively with the universe."
Artist Spotlight: Rick Castro
Castro has been a hub in the undergound art world of Los Angeles for decades. His Antebellum Gallery brought fetish photography into the mainstream.
Artist Spotlight: Dwora Fried
Dwora Fried's shadow boxes are playful, sinister, and think outside the box.
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