Ready to be seen? Submissions are NOW OPEN for the Competition.
Bring the work that challenges, provokes, and refuses to be ignored.
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We’re thrilled to welcome Carlos Enfedaque back. His practice centers on the human figure—exploring identity, gender, and Queer intimacy through open-ended narratives, shifting light, and moments that resist easy answers. You can preview his work on 3rd April in LA’s Chinatown.
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Tom of Finland Foundation is proud to be a partner in an international research project led by Dr. Kari Silvola based on the Tom of Finland stamp collection. He is seeking a paid research assistant and volunteers to share their memories of life in Los Angeles.
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The publication celebrates individuals who have contributed to the community in a game-changing way. Highlights of the Fashion, Art & Design category include ToFF’s Director of Global Partnerships & Exhibitions, former artist-in-residence Pol Anglada and two of the judges from this year’s Emerging Artist Competition.
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In this conversation, the director speaks with the publication’s editor. The alleyway scene you mentioned is brilliant—intense, hot and funny–with a Tom of Finland fantasy vibe to it. “I wanted to upturn people’s expectations of what a BDSM film could be.”
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Through 3rd April
Vaasa, Finland
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The exhibition challenges norms, celebrates desire and sensuality, and reflects on identity, freedom and the rules society places on the human body. Artists included are Julian Röder, Emma Sarpaniemi, Tom of Finland and Grace Weaver.
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We think it’s safe to say something will RISE today! This Session will take place in person at TOM House only. Please bring your own drawing supplies. Proceeds from ticket sales benefit Tom of Finland Foundation.
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Through 3rd May
Düsseldorf, Germany
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The exhibition tells of erotic fantasies, Queer perspectives and new realities—free of taboos and stigma. With works by Paul McCarthy, Peaches, Tom of Finland, Fausto Berlin and many more.
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TOM OF FINLAND Untitled, 1985, Graphite on paper
© 1985 Tom of Finland Foundation
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The cultural climate in this country is shifting—and not in a direction that protects diversity, inclusion, or artistic freedom. Tom of Finland Foundation exists to preserve Queer artistic heritage, defend freedom of expression, and celebrate unapologetic identity.
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