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Twentieth Century Men, 2021-2022
28 collages, approximately 11”H x 10”W
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Constructed from two books: a catalog from MoMA called “Sculpture of the 20th Century” (1952) and a book of male erotic photographs, “The Look of Men” (1980) by Victor Arimondi.
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“I loved both books for their history and their still-potent visual pleasure. Yet I felt guilty for enjoying them. Modernism did not equal progress, at least not for most people. And the history of gay men—and the world—forever changed during the 1980s.”
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“Sculpture of the Twentieth Century,” 2022
with an essay by Ashley Gallant.
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88p., color, softcover
Designed by Edoardo Ferrari
Edition of 100, signed and numbered.
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‘20CM_018,” 2022
Collage. Signed in pencil, verso
10 x 7.5 inches