Pierre Molinier's enigmatic photographs influenced European and North American body artists in the early 1970s and continue to engage artists, critics, and collectors today. Viewers are asked to reconsider, with broad implications, the notion of "deviation" in the sexual object and in the sexual aim (transvestism, voyeurism, exhibitionism).

Pierre Molinier

Arts & Photography

Wayne Baerwaldt

Individual Artists

Plug in Inc

An engaging portrait of the underground filmmaker Bruce LaBruce, founder of the Homocore movement and maker of No Skin Off My Ass, Super 81/2, and Hustler White. Included are LaBruce's diary from the making of Hustler White, a letter from the late Kurt Cobain, LaBruce's interview with performance artist Vaginal Creme Davis, and essays by filmmaker Gus Van Sant and David McIntosh of the Toronto International Film Festival. Fully illustrated with film stills and candid behind-the-scenes snapshots.

Bruce LaBruce: Ride, Queer, Ride!

LaBruce, Bruce

La Bruce, Bruce

Playing With Matches

Biographies & Memoirs

Hansen, Beck

Hansen, Al

Arts & Literature

John Krmeling is certainly one of the most zany and inspiring artist-architects to come out of Holland in many years. The documented projects in this first comprehensive book on Krmeling are a sheer delight. The book features sketches and photographs of Krmeling's output over the last 12 years, including a stripped-down square car, dog suits for cars, a public park installation of fake clouds with artificial sunlight, and many others. Includes Krmeling's notes and extensive photo travel diary of failed and successful modernist architectural sites and urban landscapes in Europe, the Americas, and Asia.

A Good Book

John Kormeling

Kormeling, John

Architecture

Close Encounters: The Next 500 Years documents a ground-breaking exhibition of contemporary Indigenous art with artists from Canada, the United States, Australia, New Zealand, Europe and South America. Through a myriad of histories, trajectories, tensions, collisions, and self-images, 34 artists imagine the future within the context of present experiences and past histories. By radically reconsidering encounter narratives between native and non-native people, Indigenous prophecies, possible utopias and apocalypses, these artists propose intriguing possibilities for the next 500 years. More than an exhibition catalogue, this essay collection provides a thorough, expansive and diversified exploration of the future of indigenous culture. Profusely illustrated with dozens of color plates, fold-outs and visual surprises, an extensive bibliography and complete artist biographies.

Close Encounters: The Next 500 Years

Hopkins, Candice

Loft, Steve

Martin, Lee-Ann

Western, Jenny

History & Criticism

"I know that, in the future, Doctor Meist will receive whirlwind recognition for his first book, Natura Vacuum Aborret. This book will become a sort of pop psychoanalytic theory bible, a handbook for 'ordinary folks,' celebrated for virtues described variously as 'visionary, prophetic, non-stop reading' and 'erotic yet wholesome', full of sweaty philosophical possibilities." Visually based on six original linocuts, Doctor Meist is a hallucinatory fictional journey through psychoanalysis, pornography, and television by Canadian performance artist Doug Melnk, author of Naked Croquet.

Doctor Meist

Melnk, Doug

William Eakin: Monument

Brydon, Anne

Photography & Video

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