Die außergewöhnliche Sammlung des New Yorker Ehepaars Hugh Nini und Neal Treadwell gewährt Einblicke in bisher unbekannte Fotografien von Männern, die sich lieben, über ein Jahrhundert hinweg: von 1850–1950. Sie erstreckt sich über den gesamten Globus von den USA und Kanada bis hin zu den europäischen, südamerikanischen, asiatischen und australischen Kontinenten.

LOVING präsentiert uns in 350 erstmals veröffentlichten Bildern die Kraft, die Magie der Liebe, zeigt sie in ihrer Fürsorge, Mitmenschlichkeit, im Menschsein, als Universalkategorie. Der opulente Bildband wirft ein neues Licht auf die Universalität der am meisten geschriebenen, inszenierten oder gefilmten Emotionen – der Liebe. Ihre Botschaft ist für alle da.

Über die Herausgeber

Neal Treadwell wurde im Juni 1964 in Stamford, einer kleinen Bauerngemeinde in West-Texas, geboren und wuchs in der Viehwirtschaft des Familienunternehmens Bowie Livestock Commission Co. auf. Seit über 30 Jahren arbeitet er in der Kosmetikbranche mit Marken wie Bobbi Brown, Nars, Bare Miner-als und Artis. Neal lernte seinen Ehemann Hugh Nini im März 1992 kennen. Hugh Nini wurde in Beaumont, TX, als zweites von sieben Kindern geboren. Er wuchs in Houston, TX auf und besaß und betrieb dreiunddreißig Jahre lang eine Ballettschule, die Denton Ballet Academy, bevor er 2012 nach New York zog. Hugh betrachtet seinen wundervollen Ehemann als den zweitglücklichsten Mann der Welt. Sich zu treffen, sich in Neal zu verlieben und ihn zu heiraten, macht ihn zum glücklichsten Mann der Welt.

Autor: Hugh Nini & Neal Treadwell
Info: 22 x 28cm, gebunden, 336 Seiten, 12.10.2020

Ey! Boy Collection Vol. 1 No. 5 – Jack Pierson + Baby Roberts

FW 2020

Limited Edition Of 600 Numbered Copies,
Only 420 For Sale

Printed In Spain

Hard Cover
(22 X 28 Cm / 8,7 X 11 Inches)

184 Pages 
138 Full Color Photographs

2 Book Marks + 1 Postcard

2 Sides Fold Out Poster
(67 X 88 Cm / 26,5 X 34,7 Inches)

The latest edition of Jack Pierson's photobook-cum-artist's book featuring work from some of Pierson's favorite contemporary artists

The fifth volume in Jack Pierson’s celebrated Tomorrow’s Man artist’s book series mixes imagery from all spectrums of the visual landscape into a single meditation on the world around us.

Combining archival material together with contributions by emerging and established artists, Tomorrow's Man 5continues on where the earlier volumes left off. In this edition, the diverse body of art includes Dietmar Busse's enigmatic, almost occult drawings on photography, David Dupuis' delicate, colorful abstractions and Richard Tinkler's bright geometric abstractions, as well as work by Janet Stein, David Carrino, Jeff Davis, Clement Schneider, Paul Stuttman and Jordan Wolfson (now infamous for his shocking work at the 2017 Whitney Biennial Real Violence) is included alongside Pierson's own images.

PUBLISHER
BYWATER BROS. EDITIONS

BOOK FORMAT
Paperback, 7.25 x 10 in. / 128 pgs / 128 color.

PUBLISHING STATUS
Pub Date 5/5/2020

Poster Boy is a quarterly print poster magazine that features six models that have been captured in modern minimalist forms.

Each poster offers a distinct allure that results in a compelling, modern pin-up. All six posters combined form the magazine.

GAY TIMES – Issue 509

This year we’ve seen LGBTQ+ people achieve remarkable things. We’ve seen queer joy, happiness and success. Queer people continue to cultivate community and connection – even if we are socially distanced. And queer people have brought a lightness to many lives outside of our community, as well as within it. If the world is going to chuck a pandemic at us, we queers aren’t going to back down and just accept defeat. We rise. Every single time.

“We have an enormous survival instinct,” says Russell T Davies in one of our cover stories for our Winter 2020/21 issue. “We do keep going, no matter what.” His new Channel 4 drama, It’s A Sin, follows a group of young friends growing up in London during the 80s. What the show so brilliantly portrays is that in the darkness of the HIV/AIDS crisis that loomed over them, they all still celebrated life. It’s a tenacity queer people have displayed this year too.

When it comes to celebrating, no-one got a bigger cheer this year than Shea Couleé when she was crowned winner of RuPaul’s Drag Race All Stars 5. Black Excellence at its finest, we think you’ll agree. For her first ever solo cover feature, we spoke with the reigning queen about her incredible year.

What was also very welcome in 2020 was an album that could help us escape our worries to the dance floors of yesteryear. One of our greatest icons and allies gave us just that. Kylie Minogue’s history- making 15th studio album DISCO pays homage to the genre while staying true to the star’s signature pop panache. 

These three cover stories form part of our celebrations this year for GAY TIMES Honours 2020. Of course, we’d have liked to have brought you all together for a huge event like we’d initially planned back in early 2020, but we’re going to have to wait a little longer until it’s safe enough to do so. That being said, there was no way we could let the moment pass without recognising some truly inspiring individuals and organisations. From youth work, activism and vital support, to representation, empowerment, and elation, our Honourees have bettered the lives of LGBTQ+ people across the world. They have provided hope for those who have needed it during a challenging time. But most importantly, they have brought us joy. Their work has brightened up our lives, despite the circumstances we find ourselves in.

We can’t promise a better 2021, but what we do know is that no matter how uncertain things may feel, there will always be queer joy to be found.

In recent years, a young and active queer photography scene has emerged, helped in large part by social media. Indulging their desire for self-presentation, affirmation, and reflection, many photographers portray male homosexuality in particular as a private idyll. At the same time, they shine a critical light on their own and society’s approach to transsexuality and gender roles and expose the corrupting but also affirmative power of pornography.

Films, series, and mainstream cultural appropriation suggest that society has largely embraced queer lifestyles. However, a number of documentary photographers provide evidence that being gay or lesbian can still lead to marginalization, isolation, stigmatization, and violence in certain countries and communities. Their works also take the regime of sexuality itself into account and show that many bans on same-sex contact have colonial origins.

This carefully researched and richly designed book introduces around 40 contemporary photographic positions, including those of well-established photographers as well as plenty of unknown and less well-known talent.

With texts by Ben Miller from Schwules Museum Berlin.

Cutting Edge

Shea Coulée & Scott Studenberg get real about fashion, drag, and politics.

QUEER SEX—whatever the fuck you want! ist eine Ode an die Vielfältigkeit der Menschen, ihrer Körper und alles was zwischen ihnen passiert. Es geht um queeren Sex: Zeigen, erzählen, anregen, erregen... Im Dezember 2020 erscheint die Publikation in Erstauflage.

Viele queere Jugendliche – aber auch Erwachsene – haben tausend Fragezeichen zur Sexualität. Nützliche Antworten finden sie selten: Was sich im Internet googlen lässt, hat oft zweifelhafte Qualität. Häufig sind die Infos ungenau, verklausuliert oder moralisch. Florian Vock, Mitherausgeber und langjähriger Aktivist: «Es fehlt eine popkulturelle, sexpositive und ehrliche Thematisierung von Sexualität für junge queere Menschen. Wir schliessen die Lücke zwischen heteronormativer Schulaufklärung und unrealistischen Pornos; also dort, wo eigentlich das Leben stattfindet.»

In QUEER SEX—whatever the fuck you want! werden Praktiken und Tipps geschildert. Erklärungen zu Begriffen finden darin Platz und werden ohne moralische Distanz, sondern konkret, persönlich und ehrlich beschrieben. Dabei werden wichtige Hinweise zur körperlichen Integrität, zu gesetzlichen Regelungen und zur sexuellen Gesundheit normalisiert. Anna Rosenwasser, Mitherausgeberin: «Endlich eine richtig dicke Publikation über diejenige Art von Sexualität, die Tausende queerer Menschen in der Schweiz schon längst leben – die aber noch immer kaum gezeigt wird.»

QUEER SEX—whatever the fuck you want! bearbeitet auf 160 Seiten collagenartig zentrale Themen im Kontext queerer Sexualität. Die Publikation ist weder Nachschlagewerk noch Hochglanzmagazin, sondern vermittelt die Alltäglichkeit von Fragen zur Sexualität und macht Lust auf Sex, keine Angst davor – gerade darum, weil auch schwierige, kritische und komplizierte Punkte angesprochen werden. Die drei künstlerischen Herangehensweisen (Bild, Text, Illustration) führen als roter Faden durch die Themen und zeichnen sich durch eine starke Autor*innenschaft aus.

QUEER SEX—whatever the fuck you want!
ISBN 978-3-033-08178-9
160 Seiten, farbig, 17 × 24 cm, Broschur
CHF 15.-
Verkauf und Weitergabe ab 16 Jahren in der
Schweiz, ab 18 Jahren in Deutschland und
Österreich

KINK 33, a magazine by Paco y Manolo (Pink Cover)
132 pages - Color & B/W- Spanish-English bilingual - Volume II - 2020

The guys: Martín, Ivo, Álvaro, Luis, Esteban, Isaac, Abner, Adam, Fran, Raúl, Víctor, Stéphane, Sebastián, Álex, Carlos, Agus, Francesc, Raúl, Armen, Luis, Albert, Víctor & Tomás.

The Travel Diaries: "Granada".

+ CUADERNO 14 : “Freetime XXX”, by Pol Anglada.
16 pages - B/N - Catalan-Spanish bilingual - 2020

Kink & Cuaderno are presented in an indivisible pack. All this for the same price as always.
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KINK 33, una revista de Paco y Manolo (Portada Rosa)
132 páginas - Color & B/N - Bilingue Español-Inglés - Volumen II - 2020

Los chicos: Martín, Ivo, Álvaro, Luis, Esteban, Isaac, Abner, Adam, Fran, Raúl, Víctor, Stéphane, Sebastián, Álex, Carlos, Agus, Francesc, Raúl, Armen, Luis, Albert, Víctor y Tomás.

Diario de Viaje: "Granada".

+ CUADERNO 14 : “Freetime XXX”, por Pol Anglada.
16 pages - B/N - Catalan-Spanish bilingual - 2020

Kink y Cuaderno se presentan en un pack indivisible y empaquetado. Todo ello por el mismo precio de siempre.

non essential #2

Second from 2 new zines from 2020. 52 pages of velvet paper. More killer content!

non essential #1

First from 2 new zines from 2020. 52 pages of velvet paper. All killer no filler content!

ARCHER MAGAZINE #14 - THE GROWING UP ISSUE

Welcome to Archer Magazine: the GROWING UP issue.

"Growing up isn’t just about popping pimples and trying new things. Growing up is about finding a better world, confronting the realities of life and realising the people in power are incompetent. Growing up is about disappointment, guilt, community, love, and recognising privilege and systematic oppression. Growing up is about creating your space." - Lucy Watson, editor-in-chief

This special edition of Archer Magazine (our biggest yet) features a series of articles on growing and discovering, to help us all find our way, regardless of our age.

This issue includes a BONUS fold-out poster by the genius @Pink_Bits!
Instagram: @pink_bits

"A lot of the extensive growth I’ve experienced can be attributed to the queer community I became part of. It’s a community that doesn’t just accept different types of looks and bodies, but celebrates and loves them. It’s a community that includes many people who aren’t interested in what society tells us is hot, what you should find attractive and who you should be with, because we’ve never fit into those moulds anyway." - Rebecca Shaw

"I start to discover the person I can be when I’m not terrified of saying the wrong thing, of being fundamentally unlikable. I start to remember what it’s like to fly without fear of hitting a window." - Ruby Susan Mountford

"It’s always going to be a never-ending flow of fight for rights, up until the point that we start getting these young people into our governments. It’s changing. It’s just a very slow change." - Taz Clay

"It doesn’t matter who seems to be more of an adult, because it turns out there are all different kinds of adults with all different kinds of paths." - Kirsty Webeck

Crotch – Issue 4

Crotch Magazine 232 pages. (48 additional pages)

Underwear and swimwear, on beautiful men, featuring their bodies and sexual liberation.

Warning. This magazine contains nudity.

GAYLETTER ISSUE 12

Pabllo Vittar. Featuring original artwork, photography and stories by Tyler Akers, Elias Baez, Victor Barragán, Adrian Bernal, Mickey Boardman, TM Davy, John Deeriere, Vincent Dilio, Louis Fratino, Benjamin Fredrickson, Landon Gray Mitchell, Matt Grubb, Gabriel Held, Aboubacar Kante, Owen Kolasinski, Julian Kroll, Greer Lankton, Matthew Leifheit, Eric Lotzer, Daniel Marcellus Givens, Mark Minton, Janelle Monáe, Tony Notarberardino, Orograph, Silvia Prada, Timo Sassen, Chris Stewart, Patrick Sweeney, Elvin Tavarez, Christopher Tomas, Pabllo Vittar and more.

GAYLETTER began in 2008 as a weekly email newsletter to help people such as yourself figure out what to do with your free time. In 2014 we launched a printed magazine available for purchase online and at bookstores worldwide.

EY! 10. VIVA TEL AVIV! BY DAFY HAGAI!

Summer 2020!

Super-Limited edition of 500 Copies!

100 Pages + 18 Stickers! 

In collaboration with Eytys!

Photographed by Dafy Hagai!

Styled by Victoria Sekrier!

KINK 32, a magazine by Paco y Manolo
132 pages - Color & B/W- Spanish-English bilingual - Volume I - 2020

The guys: Fran, Claudio, Koky, Lucía, Álex, Alberto, Jesús, Jack, Jon, Álex, Nico, Andrés, Alberto, Samuel, Darvish, Jesús, Koke, Paolo, Tao, Germán, Carlos, Adrien, Thomas, Elliot, Juanma, Víctor, Albert, Vicente & Juan.

The Travel Diaries: "Barcelona, the calm after the cumshot", by Alberto Fuguet.

+ CUADERNO 13 : “Things we do for love”, by Slava Mogutin.
16 pages - B/N - Spanish-English bilingual - 2020

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

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