Tom of Finland’s legacy lives on through the Foundation’s Artists-in-Residence Program. Becoming an artist-in-residence allows creators to learn, produce, and share in Los Angeles. Applications are accepted through 12th February 2026.
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This session features the effortlessly charming (and sexy) Wes Hollywood in a variety of classical poses. Join in-person or virtually. Proceeds from ticket sales benefit Tom of Finland Foundation.
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19th February
West Hollywood
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Your invitation to the festivities including remarks, a keynote, and a performance and reception. Meet past and current artists-in-residence and celebrate their work.
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Tom of Finland’s home in LA is recognized not only for its historic architecture but as a cultural resource of the City of Los Angeles. We offer tours on Thursdays and Saturdays.
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Along with photographic works and printed matter, they will be screening a rough cut of “PISS FILM”, a 16mm erotic short hand-developed in urine. There will be a Q&A to follow.
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Through 8th February
Stockholm
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With international stars as Andres Serrano, Sally Mann, David LaChapelle, Zanele Muholi, Inez & Vinoodh, Robert Mapplethorpe, Shirin Neshat, Nick Brandt, James Nachtwey, Alison Jackson, Tom of Finland and Pixy Liao.
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Through 21st February
TOM House
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“In contrast to the classic process of expose–print–display, my photographic work in this project is interlocked with physical presence and the manual labour of sewing, which transforms the photographic surface from a flat image into a tactile body.”
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Through 3rd April
Vaasa, Finland
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The exhibition presents a wide selection of works by Finnish and internationally renowned artists and provides an overview of the art collection, where the human body plays a central role.
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Wyatt Heath, Eagle L.A. Mr. Leather 2026 and Chris Simmons, BLUF Member, are given a VIP tour of TOM House.
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An opportunity to discover his artistic process and acquire his creative work.
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Sex can be beautiful, exciting, provocative and political. You can rediscover sexuality in all its complexity.
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TOM OF FINLAND Untitled, 1976, Graphite on paper, 16.63” x 11.50” © 1976 Tom of Finland Foundation. Commissioned by Harald Tangermann and Peter Daun for Toms Saloon.
“For more than 30 years, Tom’s Saloon has been part of Hamburg’s St. Georg district, and from the very beginning, Tom of Finland has been at the club’s heart. Tom was a close friend of my late partner Harald Tangermann, dating from his exhibition in Hamburg in 1973—his very first show in Germany—when all the originals were stolen. What a scandal! Just one year after the ill-fated show Harald and Peter opened Tom’s Saloon as a gathering place for Leathermen who admired the lifestyle portrayed in Tom’s art.”
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A donation to Tom of Finland Foundation helps preserve LGBTQ+ art, culture, and history—our struggles, triumphs, and existence. By supporting us, you empower generations to express their Queerness through art, creativity, and community. Give today and help keep this vital legacy alive.
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