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Visitors watch the Yellow River from the Xiaolangdi Dam (China)
See the highlights of Malicious Damage, a collection of library dust jackets defaced by playwright Joe Orton and his boyfriend Kenneth Halli
Located on the outskirts of Barcelona, this former cement factory was transformed into Bofill’s home, studio and office
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A tatoo said to be popular with gay criminals. L'homme criminel: Atlas. 1888.
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“…hands intertwined, holding a pansy with initials: it is a tattoo that I found on several homosexuals; daggers in the left breast area (it is a dagger in the heart, a mortal wound, a wound always open and on the edges of which the draftsman never fails to draw three or five drops of blood). The dagger is the tragic instrument, the one that impresses the most. It is not represented only on the chest, but on other parts. I saw it on the arms, in the back, on the anterior part of the thighs. Often there are two daggers crossed or two hands holding a dagger together and the inscription below: to life, to death.”
Petrus van Schendel - "Evening at the Vaux-Hall, Brussels Park"
Robert Rauschenberg: Autobiography (1968) Detail
An ancient Etruscan tomb painting, often referred to as the "Tomb of the Chariots" (Tomba delle Bighe). The fresco dates to around 490 BCE and was discovered in the Tarquinia necropolis in Italy. It is one of the earliest known depictions of same-sex intimacy in Western art.
Peep Show: Untitled Anonymous, from Andrew Roth’s PPP Editions, features an archive of remarkably obsessive photos taken primarily in New York in the mid-1960s by an unknown photographer. Critic Vince Aletti’s essay on that archive is excerpted here.
Man-to-Man Inc, 1969
Frederick Wiseman on his aversion towards the didactic and how text ruins the image
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