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Black Bodyscapes – Photographs by Ajamu
AJAMU’s photographs – Black Bodyscapes – explore the representation of theblack male body by focusing on the male nude and the concept of fetishism and fragmentation.
Cultural Diversity in the Arts – Art, Art Policies and the Facelift of Europe
This book presents the proceedings of the International Conference on ‘Cultural Diversity in the Arts’ held in Amsterdam on February 9 and 10, 1993.
Love is Love – Art as LGBTQ Activism: From Britain to Belarus
Catalogue of exhibition part of Transeuropa Festival 2011 presenting artistic/social projects engaged in queer rights surveying the problematics of equality and diversity across Europe. In Polish and English.
Mi o i Demokracja – Rozwa ania o Kwestii Homoseksualnej w Polsce
Illustrated publication, in Polish with some English text in the Summary section.
Seven Miles a Second
This comic book is the autobiography of David Wojnarowicz, a controversial, world renowned artist and writer who died of AIDS-related causes in 1992. The story chronicles Wojnarowicz’s childhood of prostitution in New York City, his homelessness and drug addiction, his illness and its consequences.
Art Pride – Gay Art from Poland
Illustrated publication on aesthetics and politics of gay art in Poland.
Shirt and Skin
A compilation of personal stories that the artist had told in his performances over the previous decade.
Black Male – Representations of Masculinity in Contemporary American Art
Catalogue of an exhibition exploring the changing perceptions of African-American masculinity as interpreted in painting, sculpture, photography, and mixed-media work, as well as in film and video.
Uncontrollable Bodies – Testimonies of Identity and Culture
This collection of writings and artwork challenges commonly held definitions of the body. Essays by filmmakers, poets, visual and performance artists, sex workers, activits and cultural critics.
Taking Liberties – AIDS and Cultural Politics
This collection of essays by British and American contributors examines the way in which institutions – the media, the law, the medical profession and government – deal with AIDS.
