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6th–7th June
West Hollywood
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Stop by to learn more about our work, support our Foundation, and help us raise funds to continue preserving Tom of Finland’s artistic legacy.
Seeking volunteers.
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We have a feeling inspiration won’t be the only thing standing at attention…
Whether you are a professional artist or just want to doodle, all skill levels are welcome.
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Join in an instructive and intimate workshop. This is the opportunity to create a brand-new piece of artwork with the help of a master!
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Celebrate 80 years of LGBTQ IA+ comics, including previously unseen original works by more than 60 artists from around the world including Tom of Finland.
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16th–21st June
Basel, Switzerland
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An exceptional selection of work from artists including William E. Jones, Torbjørn Rødland, Ricky Swallow and Tom of Finland.
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The TOM House team is seeking interns to support an ongoing digital cataloguing project for a Foundation collection of approximately 2,000 objects.
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“I want the Foundation to thrive with a strong operational backbone, an engaged supporter base, and a reputation not just for preserving Queer erotic art, but for setting the standard as a bold, sustainable cultural institution.”
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“Rather than a conclusion, it feels like a point of departure toward something new and profoundly exciting: my Kone Foundation-funded research project The Posthumous Stamps of Tom of Finland.”
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An intimate evening at TOM House that centered around live readings and shared ritual in a warm, communal atmosphere that invited reflection, connection, and conversation.
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TOM OF FINLAND Untitled, 1959, Graphite on paper,
© 1959 Tom of Finland Foundation
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Tom of Finland didn’t just draw bodies.
He drew Queer people as they deserved to be seen: confident, desired, joyful, and human. Leather wasn’t costume in his work, it was identity, freedom, fantasy, brotherhood, and pride made visible.
Through the work of Tom of Finland Foundation, that legacy continues to be preserved, protected, and shared with new generations of artists, Leathermen, and Queer communities around the world.
Pride is freedom to live openly, express desire without shame, build chosen family, and celebrate the cultures and communities that made Queer life visible in the first place.
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