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SUMMARY:"15 Fotografiska Years"
DESCRIPTION:  \nTOM OF FINLAND Tom & Tom Katt\, 1984 © Tom of Finland Foundation \nThis exhibition offers audience favorites from 15 years of the world’s best photography\, from the biggest international names to our Swedish masters.  \n\nThis exhibition celebrates the power of photography as the most accessible and influential art form of our age\, through which we mirror ourselves and our surroundings. Few other mediums can both challenge us and promote understanding so effectively. This is an opportunity for fond reunions with many of the photographers and artists that our guests have met over the years\, but we will also be meeting the future through four young visual artists in the parallel exhibition Meanwhile. Together\, the exhibitions are a tribute to photography as a technique and art form and a unique opportunity to experience outstanding Swedish and international photography. \n–Pauline Benthede\, Global Director of Exhibitions and Artistic Director\, Fotografiska. \n\n\n		\n		\n			\n				\n			\n				\n				Amanda as Andy Warhol’s Liz in Purple\, 2007 © David LaChapelle\n				\n			\n				\n			\n				\n				Frederick Douglass 1818-1895\, 2014\, © Omar Victor Diop. Exhibited in 2022.\n				\n		\n\nSince its inauguration in 2010\, Fotografiska has held 279 exhibitions in the building\, and now they are revisiting nearly half of these in one of the largest group exhibitions since the museum’s inception.  \nNearly 120 audience favorites are returning with iconic works\, from such 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. \nUntitled\, 2014 © Ren Hang\, exhibited in 2017. \n\nMonday–Sunday: 10a–11p\nMidsummer’s Eve: Closed\nChristmas Eve: 10a–8p
URL:https://legacy.tomoffinland.org/eventscal/15-fotografiska-years/
LOCATION:Fotografiska Stockholm\, Stadsgårdshamnen 22\, Stockholm\, 116 45\, Sweden
CATEGORIES:Museum Show,Tom of Finland
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250905
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SUMMARY:"Sex Now"
DESCRIPTION:With works by Paul McCarthy\, Peaches\, Zheng Bo\, Tom of Finland\, Joëlle Dubois\, Poulomi Basu\, Miyo van Stenis\, Antigoni Tsagkaropoulou\, Martin de Crignis\, Melody Melamed\, Fausto Berlin and many more.\n\n		\n		\n			\n				\n			\n				\n				PLEUN VAN DIJK\n				\n			\n				\n			\n				\n				TOM OF FINLAND\n				\n		\n\nSex can connect\, liberate\, hurt and control people. With the exhibition Sex Now\, you are invited to discover lust\, bodies and desire in all their complexity. From latex fashion\, furniture design\, photography and media art to dolls and toys: in ten themed rooms with around 400 objects\, are staged to create an intimate dialogue about sexuality and society. The exhibition tells of erotic fantasies\, Queer perspectives and new realities—free of taboos and stigma. \nA historical introduction shows how sexual morality has changed: from traditional gender roles to the sexual revolution of 1968 to today’s #sexpositivity. A 1969 sex education atlas and purple dungarees as a symbol of political emancipation meet works such as Fleshie Fountain by artist Peaches—an installation of sex toys originally intended for male masturbation that now subvert patriarchal power relations. \nFAUSTO BERLIN \nInteractive stations invite visitors to playfully question their own experiences\, ideas and myths. The Sexoscope takes a humorous look into the future\, a body knowledge collective displays genital models that can be taken apart\, and in the Queer #Fluffy Library\, a plush creature devours feminist stories—and turns them into new knowledge. \n\n		\n		\n			\n				\n			\n			\n				\n			\n			\n				\n			\n			\n				\n			\n		\n\nSex Now presents female artists\, designers and activists whose work contributes to sexual emancipation. They help minorities gain greater visibility and act as educators in an area that\, despite the sexual revolution and commercialization\, is still characterized by inequality and shame. To accompany the exhibition\, NRW-Forum Düsseldorf is launching thier own OnlyFans account\, which will show uncensored behind-the-scenes insights and selected works. \n The exhibition was curated by Alain Bieber (Artistic Director of NRW-Forum Düsseldorf) and Judith Winterhager (Curatorial Assistant). \nTuesday–Sunday: 11a–6p\nThursday: 11a–9p\nMonday: Closed\n€9.50  regular \n€6.50  reduced\nINFO
URL:https://legacy.tomoffinland.org/eventscal/sex-now/
LOCATION:NRW-Forum Düsseldorf\, Ehrenhof 2\, Düsseldorf\, 40479\, Germany
CATEGORIES:Museum Show,Tom of Finland
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SUMMARY:Kaarina House Lectures: Tom of Finland
DESCRIPTION:Kaarina-born artist Tom of Finland (Touko Laaksonen\, 1920-1991) \nThe lecture (in Finnish) will explore the artist’s life and art\, led by lecturer Susanna Luoto\,\nTom of Finland Foundation’s Producer in Finland.\nSusanna Luoto by Pekka Järveläinen \n  \nMaster of Arts\, journalist Susanna Luoto became acquainted with Tom of Finland Foundation while living in Los Angeles in the late 1980s and early 1990s. She first came into contact with the Foundation while assisting film director Ilppo Pohjola in filming his documentary Daddy and The Muscle Academy about Tom of Finland. \nSince the late 1990s\, Luoto has represented the Foundation in Finland in many different projects. Her initiative included the creation of Finlayson’s Tom products and the Tom of Finland stamp series. \nIn 2017\, she published a non-fiction book about Tom of Finland’s correspondence\,  Salaisuuksin säättä – kirveiden\, which opened up new perspectives on the artist’s life and personality. Before that\, she had organized museum and gallery exhibitions in Tampere\, Turku and Berlin about the artist’s career and life. \n \nPart of the Turku Pride 2025 Program\nOrganized by Kaarina Cultural and Library Services in cooperation with Kaarina Community College\n \nFREE – NOT MANDATORY \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \nLocation: Kaarina Hall
URL:https://legacy.tomoffinland.org/eventscal/kaarina-house-lectures-tom-of-finland/
LOCATION:Kaarina House\, Lautakunnankatu 1\, Kaarina\, 20780\, Finland
CATEGORIES:Tom of Finland
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SUMMARY:"Before the Men"
DESCRIPTION:  \nOPENING\nSunday 15th June 2025\, 1–6p\nOpening talk by curator and ToFF team to welcome the public.\nVIEWING\nNoon–8p weekdays\n11a–8p weekends\nThis landmark show features fifteen original preparatory drawings by Tom of Finland—works never before exhibited\, offering a rare look into Tom’s formative years as an artist. \nThese works thrum with fantasy\, vulnerability\, and the raw energy of Queer becoming—before the myth\, before the men\, before the icon. \nTOM OF FINLAND Untitled\, c. 1970\, Graphite on paper\, 11.63” x 08.25”\, © Tom of Finland Foundation \nInstalled for the first time in Fire Island Pines—a historic home for Queer creativity and sensual liberation—this exhibition invites viewers to engage with Tom’s early imagination as both cultural inheritance and sacred archive. \n  \nPresented by the Queer Culture Arts Foundation (QCAF) and Tom of Finland Foundation\nin collaboration with David Kordansky Gallery and Fire Island Tea\n\n“Before the Men” opens at The Visitor Center in Fire Island Pines\n						The exhibition of Tom’s preparatory drawings Before the Men is presented by the Queer Culture Arts Foundation (QCAF) and Tom of Finland Foundation in collaboration with David Kordansky Gallery and Fire Island Tea. The opening was a success\, and even featured deserts inspired by Tom’s graphite drawings and his favorite dessert\, apple cake. A Summer... View Article\n\n						\n\nSummer of Tom: Tom of Finland Foundation at Fire Island Pines\n						Summer of Tom: Tom of Finland Foundation at the Pines     Before the Men Exhibit Opening Sunday 15th June 1–6p Location: The Visitors Center\, 36 Fire Island Boulevard\, Fire Island Pines\, New York Opening talk by curator and ToFF team to welcome the public to view Tom of Finland originals in an historic setting.... View Article
URL:https://legacy.tomoffinland.org/eventscal/before-the-men/
LOCATION:The Gallery at the Visitors Center\, 36 Fire Island Boulevard\, Fire Island Pines\, NY\, 11782\, United States
CATEGORIES:Gallery Show,Tom of Finland
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SUMMARY:Tom of Finland Meets Blue Hour
DESCRIPTION:You are invited to the BLUE HOUR\, a fetish cocktail during the BLACKWEEKENDBerlin.\nThis BLUE HOUR will be very special! As part of the TOM OF FINLAND exhibition\, you will have the chance to see some original drawings! \n \nEnjoy cool drinks and a huge group of Leather and Fetish guys in gear. \n\n“TOM OF FINLAND” at Die Tankstelle\n						For the inauguration of Die Tankstelle\, Galerie Judin presents some twenty-five masterpieces by Tom of Finland.
URL:https://legacy.tomoffinland.org/eventscal/tom-of-finland-meets-blue-hour/
LOCATION:Die Tankstelle\, Bülowstraße 18\, Berlin\, 10783\, Germany
CATEGORIES:Tom of Finland
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20250502T080000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20250614T170000
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SUMMARY:"TOM OF FINLAND" at Die Tankstelle
DESCRIPTION:OPENING RECEPTION: Friday 2nd May from 6-9p \nFor the inauguration of Die Tankstelle\, Galerie Judin presents some twenty-five masterpieces by Tom of Finland. \n\n \nTom of Finland is embedded in our cultural and visual memory with his drawings. As one of the most influential artists of the twentieth century\, he easily combines various superlatives. Tom of Finland is an icon of the Gay movement\, of fashion and fetish\, of art history\, and of pop culture in particular. His legacy is enduring\, having inspired the likes of David Hockney and Jean Paul Gautier\, Freddie Mercury and Robert Mapplethorpe – and many others to this day. \nIt is easy to forget the real person and the story behind the pseudonym: Touko Laaksonen\, born in Finland in 1920\,  started out as a musician\, turned into a successful commercial artist and\, from the 1940s onwards\, created the work we associate with him today as a sideline. The need of a pseudonym reflects not least the illegality at that time of his explicit depictions of Gay sex. It was only in later years that Tom was able to devote himself fully to his art making. \n \nTom of Finland’s powerful\, handsome\, proud Gay men established a new prototype of physical and mental\, almost unattainable\, perfection. To this day\, it remains a powerful endorsement of self-confidence and sexual self-determination\, far beyond Queer circles. \nFrom today’s perspective\, not every aspect of what was undeniably progressive back then meets our modern-day standards: Tom’s work has always been fundamentally about non-negotiable human rights. \n \nCoinciding with Gallery Weekend Berlin\, Tom of Finland is one of two inaugural exhibitions for Die Tankstelle\, a new collaborative art space shared by Galerie Judin and Pace\, which will house galleries\, offices\, and an adjacent cafe and bookshop. In a complementary presentation\, Pace will showcase an exhibition dedicated to works by Jean Dubuffet\, Jean-Michel Basquiat\, and Robert Nava. \n \n\nOPENING NIGHT \n\n		\n		\n			\n				\n			\n			\n				\n			\n			\n				\n			\n			\n				\n			\n			\n				\n			\n			\n				\n			\n		\n 
URL:https://legacy.tomoffinland.org/eventscal/tom-of-finland-at-die-tankstelle/
LOCATION:Die Tankstelle\, Bülowstraße 18\, Berlin\, 10783\, Germany
CATEGORIES:Gallery Show,Tom of Finland
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SUMMARY:"Erotic City" at Eric Firestone Gallery
DESCRIPTION:VIEWING HOURS: Tuesday-Saturday from 10a-6p \nOPENING RECEPTION: Thursday 13th March from 6-8p\nPANEL DISCUSSION: Saturday 5th April at 4p \nFeaturing work by Helen Beard\, Judith Bernstein\, Paul Cadmus\, Miriam Cahn\, Jonathan Lyndon Chase\, William R. Christopher\, Jimmy DeSana\, Lauren dela Roche\, Jane Dickson\, Rosalyn Drexler\, Martha Edelheit\, Sarah Faux\, Mary Frank\, Louis Fratino\, Eunice Golden\, Jenna Gribbon\, Duncan Hannah\, Jane Kogan\, Joyce Kozloff\, Sophie Larrimore\, Pierre le Riche\, Marcus Leslie Singleton\, Kim Levin\, Lee Lozano\, Christabel MacGreevy\, Keith Mayerson\, Marilyn Minter\, Jay Miriam\, Rose Nestler\, Janice Nowinski\, Tom of Finland\, Letitia Quesenberry\, GaHee Park\, Claudia Renfro\, Kathy Ruttenberg\, Sal Salandra\, Mira Schor\, Carolee Schneemann\, Lara Schnitger\, Joan Semmel\, Patrick Siler\, Laurie Simmons\, Anita Steckel\, Betty Tompkins\, Katarina Janečková Walshe\, Mia Weiner\, Hannah Wilke\, and Didier William. \nEric Firestone Gallery is pleased to present Erotic City\, a group exhibition of over forty artists\, curated by Martha Edelheit. Edelheit (b. 1931\, New York\, NY) is a pioneering artist whose work confronts dominant art historical paradigms\, foregrounding female gaze and desire. Her lush and vivid work is at once critical\, sensual\, and humorous. An important voice for feminist art\, she is known for both her frank depictions of sexuality and her insistence on their place within an art historical tradition and society. Edelheit\, who has been represented by Eric Firestone Gallery since 2018\, lived in Sweden from 1993 until 2024. Now in her 90s she once again lives and works in New York City. \nWe are excited to announce an upcoming panel discussion in conjunction with Erotic City to take place Saturday 5th April at 4p. The conversation will be moderated by Rachel Middleman and will include Martha Edelheit\, Jenna Gribbon\, Keith Mayerson\, Sur Rodney\, and Didier William. \nEdelheit writes of Erotic City: \n\n“What is the difference between pornography and erotic art? I’m 93 years old. In our culture it wouldn’t be unusual to ask what someone my age is doing curating an erotic exhibition. While it may not be common knowledge\, most of my peers still have erotic lives\, some more active than others. Behind that sometimes bent and wrinkled exterior a very intense sensory life can still be functioning. Since the 1960s I’ve been doing work that has been called erotic. I never set out to do erotic drawings. I never thought of my work as erotic. I was drawing amusing stories I made up for myself. I can’t do these drawings\, or stories\, on demand. They happen to me. In 1959–60 a friend showed me his copy of the Japanese Pillow Book. It was my first encounter with erotica and it profoundly affected my imagination and art making. It is still the lens through which I view erotic art. A writer of novels once stated that “pornography is a book you read with one hand.” Erotic works are images and writings you can also look at with one hand. Concepts of the erotic and pornographic change over time\, and reflect the culture and politics of the era. Religion and politics define what is and isn’t pornography or erotica. The erotic novels of D.H. Lawrence were condemned as pornography when first published. When I was twelve or thirteen years old the erotic book being passed under the desks in my public school was “Gone With the Wind”. \n“I think of pornography as cold\, abusive\, nonconsensual\, painful\, humiliating\, mean\, degrading\, clinical. Pornography is a commercial endeavor. Money is exchanged for specific services rendered\, either in person\, film\, books\, pictures. It often supplies services for what is sometimes called deviant needs…..punishment\, pain\, humiliation\, infantile fantasies. Stomping\, spanking\, beating\, binding\, hitting\, exposing\, choking\, submission to a dominating person\, or dominating someone else. It has a much clearer delineation than erotica. \n“I think of the erotic as sensual\, nonviolent\, consensual\, warm\, inviting\, sometimes funny\, witty\, amusing. Erotica can include some of the pornographer’s stock in trade\, but it is lighter in touch\, sometimes humorous\, often witty\, and aesthetically pleasurable. Erotica assumes shared association\, touching\, stroking\, licking\, looking\, playing\, exposing….it digresses\, teases\, laughs\, arouses\, without harming. \n“Genitalia\, vaginas\, breasts\, and penises are not pornographic or erotic. They are normal mammal body parts\, usually used in reproduction. They depend on context to become pornographic or erotic. \n“While pornography will arouse\, it will not delight. Pornography can give immediate physical relief. Erotica can arouse but it also can give lasting aesthetic pleasure on many levels. \n“I hope this small selection of what I and the Eric Firestone Gallery consider erotic imagery will give you\, the viewers\, that experience.” — Martha Edelheit \n\nMartha Edelheit has selected over forty artists who express this vision of the erotic\, with works ranging from the 1950s to the present. Erotic City includes both historic and contemporary artists and showcases artists whose sensual work would immediately come to mind—such as Joan Semmel and Marilyn Minter—alongside artists for whom the erotic has been a significant\, though not always highlighted\, focus. A public program related to the exhibition will be announced soon\, for further exploration of its themes. We invite you to join us for the opening reception on 13th March from 6-8p.
URL:https://legacy.tomoffinland.org/eventscal/erotic-city-at-eric-firestone-gallery/
LOCATION:Eric Firestone Gallery\, 40 Great Jones Street\, New York\, NY\, United States
CATEGORIES:Gallery Show,Tom of Finland
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