The fourth volume in Jack Pierson’s celebrated Tomorrow’s Man artist book series mixes imagery from all spectrums of the visual landscape into a single mediation on the world around us. Combining archival material together with contributions by emerging and established artists, Tomorrow’s Man 4 continues on where the earlier volumes left off. Mixed together in its signature all over design format this installment showcases historical pen and ink sketches by John Tottenham, hummingbird portraits by Brian Calvin, glazed ceramic constructions by Liz Larner, and deadpan street shots by Trevor Hernandez (better known to many by his Instagram handle Gang Culture) together with contributions by Cali Dewitt, Paul Mpagi Sepuya, Lily Stockman, Richard Tinkler, and Evan Whale.

The title, Tomorrow’s Man, comes from an infamous bodybuilding magazine from the 1950s and ‘60s. Reappropriating the publication’s title as well as its retro bodybuilding aesthetic, Pierson takes viewers on a dizzying visual journey encompassing the full spectrum of cultural references. Includes a four large fold-out posters

Published by Bywater Bros. Editions, 2017
104 pages, softcover
10 x 7.25 inches / 25.4 x 18.4 cm

This book is the third volume in Jack Pierson’s ground-breaking Tomorrow’s Man series, in which the artist has assembled an art-fueled creative collaboration that harkens back to the thirteen volumes of The Yellow Book published between 1894-1897. Whereas the first two Tomorrow’s Man volumes implied an increasing density of layered imagery and over twenty-five artists, Tomorrow’s Man 3 amplifies the work of just four artists. Richard Tinkler’s delicate geometric abstractions are highlighted once again, working in concert with Pierson’s recent series of figure studies; activist text works by Peter Fend that cry out for environmental justice; and a short story by Veralyn Behenna entitled ‘The Flavor of Your Wish’ in which an expatriate woman contemplates masculine beauty in a Grecian taverna. This is the first time Tomorrow’s Man has included previously unpublished work by Pierson.

Woven into a poetic framework of connections, the resulting narrative takes the Tomorrow’s Man series into new terrain that combines the vernacular of classic photography with the urgent, geo-political narratives of Fend’s texts, and the psychedelic reverberations of Tinkler’s drawings. The result is a publication that is itself a collaborative work of art which, with Pierson’s creative hand, manages to highlight each contributor, while simultaneously melding everything into a sophisticated mediation on culture and nature.

Published by Bywater Bros. Editions, 2015
120 pages, softcover
10 x 7.25 inches / 25.4 x 18.4 cm

The Movie Kama Sutra

69 Sex Positions for Movie Lovers

Little White Lies

Forget high definition or surround sound, this is how to take your enjoyment of film to the next level!

The Movie Kama Sutra offers creative sex positions – including the ‘Potter’s Wheel’ (Ghost), ‘King of the World’ (Titanic) and, for the more sexually experimental, ‘Cable Drop’ (Mission: Impossible) – inspired by the most erotic moments in cinema history.

• Paperback
• 144 pages
• 69 illustrations
• Size: 185 x 135 mm
• Published: 03/09/2018

Jungsheft

Das Jungsheft ist ein im Selbstverlag erscheinendes Pornoheft
für Mädchen. Porno deshalb, weil es
nach deutschem Gesetz so deklariert werden muss.
Hier findet ihr keine harte Interaktion,
sondern Themen, die nicht in handelsüblichen Magazinen
zu finden sind.

Und natürlich nackte Jungs. Angezogen, ausgezogen und mit Latte.
Über Geschmack lässt sich an dieser Stelle nicht streiten!

KINK 31 a magazine by Paco y Manolo
132 pages - Color & B/W- Spanish-English bilingual - Volume II - 2019

The guys: Anderson, Ralf, David, Carlos, Tom, Derek, Valentín, Ricardo, Frederic, Juan José, Miguel, Joao, Galo, Sergi, Raúl, Pablo, Stefano, José Manuel, Miguel Ángel, Thomas, Jesús, David, Nacho, Albert, Víctor & Woolman Family.

Specials: "Berlin" and "Paris".

+ CUADERNO 12: “I like wanking better than working”, by Carlos Vergara.
16 pages - B/N - Spanish-English bilingual - 2019

Kink & Cuaderno are presented in an indivisible pack. All this for the same price as always.

KINK 30 a magazine by Paco y Manolo
132 pages - Color & B/W- Spanish-English bilingual - Volume I - 2019

The guys: Cachorro, Alejandría, Jesús, Sergio, Sébastien, Paco, Roger, David, Toño, Alfonso, Sergi, Tomasso, Mattia, Sergio, Víctor, Andrés, Adam, Alex, Alberto, Alexis, Anteo, Francesco, Riccardo, Quim, Jose, Luigi & Vanya.

Specials: “Couples”, "Granada" and "Berlin".

+ CUADERNO 11: “I say your name”, by We Are Spastor.
16 pages - B/N - Spanish-English bilingual - 2019

Kink & Cuaderno are presented in an indivisible pack. All this for the same price as always.

Giddyheft

Das Giddyheft ist ein im Selbstverlag erscheinendes Pornoheft für Jungs.
Porno deshalb, weil es nach deutschem Gesetz so deklariert werden muss.
Hier findet ihr keine harte Interaktion, sondern Themen die nicht in handelsüblichen
Magazinen zu finden sind.
Und natürlich nackte Mädchen. Angezogen, ausgezogen und…
Über Geschmack lässt sich an dieser Stelle nicht streiten!

In this revealing publication, Mario Testino presents a 50-part series exploring the intersection of art, anatomy, fashion, and eroticism. Coinciding with an exhibition at the Helmut Newton Foundation in Berlin, these works center on the naked body, blurring the line between public and private personas as well as laying Testino’s archive bare with a number of previously unseen photographs.

Matthias Harder, Manfred Spitzer, Carine Roitfeld

Softcover, 24.4 x 34.5 cm, 144 pages

This magnificent book is the new, expanded, complete edition of Nourmand and Marsh’s cult bestseller, with text by renowned writer Peter Doggett. The 1960s and ’70s were the Golden Age of the X-rated movie. For the first time, these films were shown in mainstream cinemas to a fashionable, young crowd. The “porno chic” movement around films like Deep Throat (1972), The Opening of Misty Beethoven (1976) and Debbie Does Dallas (1978) gave skin flicks an air of credibility that had never existed before. Johnny Carson and Bob Hope talked about Deep Throat on TV, and respected artists became involved in promotional campaigns for adult films.

Of all film genres, the X-rated movie is possibly the one that lends itself best to the use of posters as a promotional medium. Screaming taglines, provocative titles and scantily clad bodies are all elements that can be used to great advantage in poster form. Even though many of the adult movies of the ‘60s and ‘70s have faded into cinematic history, their posters remain an inspiration for graphic designers. And today they are wonderful, joyful period pieces that evoke the temptations and taboos of a bygone age of suspender belts, stockings and eye-popping, gravity-defying brassieres. To quote Steve Frankfurt’s iconic ad campaign for the soft core masterpiece Emmanuelle, “X was never like this.”

Jeremy Kost is a photographer celebrated for his tireless chronicling of gender and sexuality. Isolated But Not Alone is his first monograph dedicated to images of men since 2014. While Jeremy has attracted an audience of close to half a million followers to his Instagram account in that time, exhibitions and books are the only way to view his uncensored art work in it’s full glory.

Jeremy Kost is a photographer celebrated for his tireless chronicling of gender and sexuality. Isolated But Not Alone is his first monograph dedicated to images of men since 2014. While Jeremy has attracted an audience of close to half a million followers to his Instagram account in that time, exhibitions and books are the only way to view his uncensored art work in it’s full glory.Contrast is distilled. The paint acts as a high-contrast punch against the muted and dreamlike tone of the original Polaroid.

The work is in part a result of a fascination and experiment with color theory, reflected in the tone, light, and contrast of the paint in relation to the images. It also calls to mind the artistic debate of figure and ground—the landscape is almost an equal partner in Kost’s work. Rather than disguise or obscure, paint brings both the figure and landscape of the original image into sharper relief, while repeating the conversation of figure/ground again with paint to Polaroid.

Whether staring back at the camera or captured at a distance, the men in Kost’s work exude a true sense of intimacy. They offer a canvas for our own projections and fantasies. The paint fractures the image, almost puncturing a reverie, reminding us of the vulnerability of that moment and inviting us in while also keeping us at a distance.

In addition, the book contains a new poem by actor/poet Nico Tortorella and a conversation with Drew Sawyer, photo curator at the Brooklyn Museum. Isolated But Not Alone is an essential collectible for fans of Kost’s work and an illuminating introduction to his work for new audiences.

Self Published, 2018
12" x 10"
216 Pages
200 Images
First Edition of 1500 Copies

Giddyheft

Das Giddyheft ist ein im Selbstverlag erscheinendes Pornoheft für Jungs.
Porno deshalb, weil es nach deutschem Gesetz so deklariert werden muss.
Hier findet ihr keine harte Interaktion, sondern Themen die nicht in handelsüblichen
Magazinen zu finden sind.
Und natürlich nackte Mädchen. Angezogen, ausgezogen und…
Über Geschmack lässt sich an dieser Stelle nicht streiten!

Jungsheft

Das Jungsheft ist ein im Selbstverlag erscheinendes Pornoheft
für Mädchen. Porno deshalb, weil es
nach deutschem Gesetz so deklariert werden muss.
Hier findet ihr keine harte Interaktion,
sondern Themen, die nicht in handelsüblichen Magazinen
zu finden sind.

Und natürlich nackte Jungs. Angezogen, ausgezogen und mit Latte.
Über Geschmack lässt sich an dieser Stelle nicht streiten!

Donovan

by Elio

A gay magazine based on homo erotic images, draws and graphic design from the 1950's to 1980’s.

Donovan is also a contemporary review of that era that has the following national and international artists: Roberta Marrero, Alberto De Las Heras, Daniel Riera, FelixD'Eon, Paco and Manolo, Leo Adef, Eli del Oro, Neil, Randomagus, Christian Oita, Aaron Moth, Aaron Smith, Bruce LaBruce, Luis Venegas, Elio Colen, DavidRosetzky & Joseladychampange archive. With the collaboration of Spastor and the support of Palomo Spain.

FFF Zine

FFF Zine explores food, fashion, culture and lifestyle through the lens of irreverence, collaboration and unbridled creativity. Our contributors around the world are as diverse as the fashionable and culinary visual feasts they serve up in our pages.

Recipes and recommendations have come from the likes of John Waters, Jeremy Deller, Gert Jonkers, Karley Sciortino, Raven Smith, Stoya, Daisy, Telfar, SSION, Olafur Eliasson, Jody Rogac, Eric Wareheim, Matthew Adams Dolan, Lexie Smith, Chris Dercon, Tony Ward, Alek Wek, Tricia Jones, Chelsea Fairless, Richard Nicoll, Twiggy, and Susie Bubble.

Contributing photographers, artists, interviewers and stylists to our first three issues include Gary Card, Torbjørn Rødland, Isamaya Ffrench, James Valeri, Kalen Hollomon, Tim Barber, Luis Venegas, Humberto Leon, Stuart Williamson, Celestine Cooney, Bruce La Bruce, Ren Hang, Michael Hauptman, Buck Ellison, Richard Kern, Milan Zrnic, Benedict Brink, Zara Mirkin, Sasha Kelly, Jeff Bark, and Clare Byrne.

While subjects have included Maisie Williams, Charli XCX, Moses Sumney, Angela Dimayuga, Charlotte Collet, Petra Cortright, Myla Dalbesio, Edward Crutchley, Dev Hynes, Sophia Lamar, Rinko Kikuchi, and more!

A glamourous feel in the air: Issue n°12 takes off, for your suave self to land in the arms of sultriness!

To allure your imagination and trigger unsuspected fantasies, writers Persis Bekkering, Philip Huff, Vamba Sherif, Frank Siera, Sven Vitse, Marwin Vos, Elfie Tromp, Nina de la Parra, present tumultuous short stories on the hotel

In a room of body movements, choreographer and dancer Boris Charmatz shares sensuous gestures in a conversation with Fatos Ustek on permeability and contradictions

Are all poems love poems? Angry, in love, seduced and seducing poet Keston Sutherland addresses writing in relation to sexuality, power and capital with Natasha Hoare

Imagine a queer future with artist Carlos Motta interviewed by Manuel Betancourt on the ways the flesh is both politicized and a political tool through desires

Be disoriented by the talk of filmmaker Anocha Suwichakornpong by Paul Dallas on ruptures and non-places, the cinematography of the invisible

Find a loving home inside the universe of Antonia Showering’s paintings, a color palette depicting seasonal change as a kiss foaming
Stretching towards daintiness, Alex Baczynski-Jenkins’ photographs fetch for a hand under the hem of a jeans, a strand of luxurious vegetation in your hair,
Through the silky rose curtains, photographer Deana Lawson depicts the sensuality of unspoken dreams, the tenderness of generations that stare at you,
Put on your zebra skin baby, Athi-Patra Ruga’s artistic talent fills our hearts with helium, when freedom and transgression merge through the elegance of subtlety in Pauliana Valente Pimentel’s photographs.

Feel how the touch of a certain piece of clothing on your skin can trigger, warm, affectionate memories. Vestjoy founding editor Anja Aronowsky Cronberg explores the sensuality of the wardrobe in the essay Saudade: An Echo of the Past in the Future.

 Let yourself perverted by Sam Steverlynck’s Some Thoughts On feature, a guide to architecture through the city of sins with juicy anecdotes

The desire to meet the other on the tangents of vulnerability. In the Sugar Rush, Matteo Lucchetti invites artists to reflect on eroticism and desire as ways to access alternative notions of precarity, as explored in Visconti’s film Conversation Piece.
Discover the unruliness of Manchester Urbex by Rosa de Graaf, following glistening sequin and reigning queens throughout the pulsating history of the city’s past vicissitudes, time to live q hundred years in one night!
As there is nothing more to desire than more of desires, for you, a selection of erotic literature in the new feature Extra Readings; a panel of daring language and shared fantasies to inspire a walk with a lover, or to keep your lust warmer under the sleeves of winter.

Herkunft: Holland
Sprache: Englisch

Issue 6 of Morena magazine features several intimate sessions shot within hotel rooms in Japan by Hanna Moon of her muse & close friend Moffy Gathorne-Hardy. Issue 6 of Morena magazine features several intimate sessions shot within hotel rooms in Japan by Hanna Moon of her muse & close friend Moffy Gathorne-Hardy. 

Includes an essay by Moffy

24 x 32 cm
Softcover
48 pages
Colour offset
2019
English