The Art of Zane Maxwell
March 6, 2010 by James · Leave a Comment
The artist, Zane Maxwell draws gay erotic art paintings, sexy men and male nude in watercolors on the paper called Shikishi, Japanese card stocks designed for calligraphy and sumi ink paintings. The snow white and rough paper texture compliments his distinctive brush touch and artistic simplicity. His artwork is simple and yet provocative to stimulate wit and humor. Look for the evidence. He also writes contextual Japanese characters in his drawings. His extensive knowledge about those characters enhances his quality art. His blog for its respective illustration is intriguing to read as well. In these multiple respects, his art is unique to say the least. *The site contains gay sexually oriented artworks.
Sneak Preview of Sneak Preview
January 26, 2010 by James · Leave a Comment
The time has finally come! Openly gay singer-rapper, Anye Elite’s debut mixtape “Sneak Preview” is curently available for purchase on cdbaby.com. Itunes, Amazon.com as well as a host of other digital distributors will be joining in the following weeks. Read more
Freddie Mercury’s Lover Dies
January 10, 2010 by Jason Shaw · Leave a Comment
The gay lover and life partner of the late and great singer Freddie Mercury passed away last week. Jim Hutton had lived with former Queen singer and flamboyant Freddie Mercury for six years prior to the singer’s death from an AIDS-related illness in 1991. Read more
Bry’Nt Speaks OUT!
January 6, 2010 by James · Leave a Comment
Set your alarms and make sure you listen in tonight from 8-9 pm EST, for an hour of gay talk on Blog Talk Radio tonight as gayagenda.com brings you a very special guest…The incredibly hot and talented OUT, gay artist from NYC…Bry’Nt! Read more
Out Artist & LGBT Allies in 2009
January 1, 2010 by admin · Leave a Comment
2009 brought the LGBT community some great entertainment, and with that came some great interview. Many artist are either part of, or an ally to the LGBT community. Read more
Mourning Stephen Gately
October 13, 2009 by James · Leave a Comment
The lead singer of Boyzone has died, and as fans mourn the untimely passing of Irish boy band star Stephen Gately, speculation continues to grow over what may have caused the 33-year-old’s death. Read more
We Are Golden
August 1, 2009 by James · Leave a Comment
Mika has debuted a music video in companion to his new single “We Are Golden”. In the Jonas Akerlund-directed video, Mika who wears only white shorts is captured dancing to the song in a messy bedroom. Read more
Billy Dortch — BREATHE
July 11, 2009 by James · Leave a Comment
Billy Dortch is an openly gay singer and songwriter from Los Angeles. His debut CD is coming out this fall, but his first two singles are now available on iTunes. Read more
HOT, HOT, HOT – Q.B. of Da’ Midwest
April 29, 2009 by James · Leave a Comment
What’s your agenda? Tonight, and every Wednesday night at 8:00 p.m. EST tune in to Blog Talk Radio as your host James Hipps brings you the latest in LGBT news and events, as well as weekly special guest. Read more
BAG: Barcelona Art Gay
April 7, 2009 by James · Leave a Comment
BAG’09 [BarcelonaArtGay] is a cultural event of gay subject, created by Sergi Ortín, which is born this 2009 aiming for a maximum diffusion and its annual repetition. Everything turns about an art exhibition in the Espai Cultural Francolí, headquarters teresarius: promotors d’art (www.teresarius.com),
following its multidisciplinar character together with an offer following varied cultural exprint and upward, from the 7th to the 29th of May. It includes painting, photography, sculpture, comic and video-installation of well-known artists and new values, and is accompanied of interesting related parallel
activities during May.
Artists: Sergio Cattivelli, Roberto Delgado, Violeta Gomez, Antonio J., Invernot, Sebas Martín, David Mirás, Sandra Mondon, Elena Montull, Nazario, Ocaña, Olgaz, Daniel Torrent, Sandra Turnbull, y MR. WOOLMAN.
Private View: Thursday 7th of May from 7.30pm
We will count with artists, Dj Lapablo, performance and projection of Lechifla (designers of the image of BAG’09), service of catering by Ago Catering and wine by Vino Gay.
And the party continues from 11.30pm at Lotus Theater.
Parallel activities:
- ‘Kink: The freedom of the selfedition’. Conference by of PacoyManolo. Thursday 14th, 19h.
- ‘Remembering Robert Mapplethorpe’. Workshop of photography with model. Saturday 16th, 10-14h.
- ‘Mythology and Art: the secrets of Dionise’. Workshop of tasting of wines. Thursday 21, 19.30 h.
- ‘Gaycelona: from the persecution to the integration’. Route for the history and culture of the
Gay Barcelona. Friday 22nd and Saturday 23rd of May to the 18h.
- Workshops Bondage in charge of Neo-Cortex BDSM.
Closure: Thursday 28th of May from 7.30pm. Wine by Louis de Vernier.
Performance by Thomas Reydellet and Presentation of collection of leather by ATELIERFER.
[Barcelona Art Gay]
Group Show of Gay Erotic Art
7th to 29th of May 2009
Opening: Thursday 7th of May from 7.30pm
BAG’09 sights to the contemporary art from the re-assertion of an identity LGTB (lesbian, gay, transsexual and bisexual). The elaboration of esthetic proposals that inquire in the universe that forms the plural and different identity built by this group to fight the discrimination, the prejudice and the
estigmatización accessing to their visibility with the intention of creating interesting subjects of analysis and debate in our society. The ‘Gay Art’ nowadays it is very much present in the international artistic panorama, it is already in magazines of trends, fashion and design, in the most in galleries of London, New York or Tokyo or in Art Fairs like Arco, Basel, Frieze or Miami.
Homoerotic art is usually the one created for and for the homosexual community. The subjects of this type of art go from the sensuality of the naked one up to the relationships psico-affective and erotic among people of the same sex. This demonstration is generally explicit, but not pornographic, although
it is difficult to draw an unmistakable border among erotism and pornography, since there will always be different interpretations and criteria; however when to talk of homoerotism we base in the emotional part associated with the erotism, which the sexual desire looks for waking up and at the same time
converts an explicit description in a little romantic, many times deepening more in the feelings than in the details specific to the act.
The homosexuality has been present in all the art history. This artistic gender has one of its bases in the ancestral cultures; these cultures dedicated part of their artistic expressions to the phallic cult, as developer of the fertility, but also as symbol of the virility and of the transmission of the force among
the warriors of a clan or tribe. It does not have to be forgotten that other cultures, besides the occidental one, also have clear examples of this subject, from the Indian to the Japanese.
The Greek art contains explicit references to this type of images with men, generally older, that they transmit its wisdom and its physical power to their students. In the Roman art the different representations of Zeus can stand out kidnapping and raping the beautiful Trojan prince Ganímides. In
the medieval period we have martyrs as San Sebastian, penetrated by arrows (phallic symbols) with expressions of pain and pleasure at the same time. In the Renaissance painters as Botticelli or Leonardo da Vinci and in the Baroque with Caravaggio usually present us secret codes in works of art that only
certain people understand.
Some artists of the 20th century and 21st to stand out for their contribution are Paul Cadmus, Gilbert & George, Tom of Finland, David Hockney, Will McBride, Robert Mapplethorpe, Pierre et Gilles. As example of feminine homoerotism we can quote Frida Kahlo, Gustav Klimt and Gustave Courbet.



