The artist David Wojnarowicz (1954-92) was tall and bony, with buck teeth, a preternaturally deep speaking voice and a long face that tapered like a garden spade. He was, as Cynthia Carr observes in “Fire in the Belly,” her thorough and sensitive new biography, “so ugly he was beautiful.”
Skinny guys with a lush bush. Yes.
Cute Latino Guy
“You’re bouncy,” I said to the young man who plonked himself down on the bench next to me in the sauna.
“Me?” he said, smiling. “A bit,” he said. “Yeah.”
“Did you just get here?” I said.
“A while ago,” he said. “But I haven’t done anything yet.”
Skinny guys are my weakness
(Source: nakedriders)
I do, most of all, like skinny men
(via nakedriders)
(Source: nakedriders)
Drawing by Samuel Steward
Basically, he wanted to get married.
The cute guy at Wagamama loves his job.
At the Tate the other day. Having to deal with attitude. So much is projection, though, if we’re being honest.
Sometimes you just want to own something. Are these real?
(Source: mostly-translucent)
he tends to strip as soon as he walks in
his were perfect
PETITE MORT
Recollections of Queer PublicDoes Public Sex Matter?
Discussion and Q&A
with
Billy Miller, contributing artist
Carlos Motta, co-editorThe book Petite Mort: Recollections of a Queer Public
assembles drawings from memory of spaces in New York City where a public sexual encounter occurred.Tuesday, February 28; 6-8 pm
Lesley-Lohman Gallery
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