The Tom of Finland documentary will be screening at Fotografiska, New York. This ground-breaking work combines interviews with Tom (prior to his death in 1991) and his leather men acolytes with hundreds of his original drawings.

LaBruce’s work portrays theatrical expressions of gore, sex, lust, and torture in what he describes as a “playful environment” to explore humanity, sexuality, and our relationship to death.

BOUND is back the same way it went out, with a fundraiser supporting Tom of Finland Foundation.

The exhibition employs a broad range of approaches to the landscape genre by bringing together artists whose paintings, drawings, sculptures, photographs, and poems are born of divergent — and often conflicting — legacies.

This exhibition, open at Fotografiska in New York City, consists of photographic portraits which served as reference images for his famed homoerotic drawings.

The finest schooling!

This case was in the syllabus as a 101 case, but we took a deep probe...

It’s Durk Dehner who helped secure Tom’s first show in the United States in New York City in the 1970s. “The mission of this place is to encourage people to allow and to permit the expression of who we are as a people because we are sexual in our nature.”

Hans Berlin loves to talk, and we love to listen. In The World of TOM today, we continue with our Behind the Scenes series on the lives of gay adult entertainers. ToFF Creative Director Richard Villani is with Hans in Pleasure Park.

From The Archives…. takes a look at different works of art, some of which had been on loan to Tom of Finland Foundation from a private collector in order to photograph and document. Get close with these rare pieces.

Widely considered to be the most influential maker of homoerotic images, Tom of Finland‘s illustrations of muscle bound bikers and pioneering use of fetish iconography paved the way for boundary-breaking expressions of queer sexuality in the 20th century.

As this year would have been Tom’s 101st birthday, the theme of the auction is a 101 Sex-Ed class in which the participating artists are the “professors”.

“Tom was stunned, especially by the Physique Pictorial with a Quaintance painting as its cover. ‘I couldn’t believe my eyes! How could someone paint pictures of handsome males so naturalistically! I wanted to learn to do something like that!'”

In partnership with Tom of Finland Foundation, and with the help of some of today's best artists and directors, Men.com has brought Tom's most iconic sexual visions to life.

This is our must-see -- well, for anyone roaming the streets of New York City, that is. Taking place at Fotografiska New York is Tom of Finland: The Darkroom, the exhibition celebrating the king of homoerotica (and the perfect place to see an array of hunky men).

“If you know Finns, they can be quite quiet,” says Durk Dehner. “When I first went to Finland, Tom set up a cocktail party for me at his apartment. We were all sitting in the living room and nobody was saying a word."

Let’s take a trip with Tom to the great outdoors!

Tom began drawing the preparatory sketches for this series in 1976 and some of the original artworks have been on display at David Kordansky Gallery in Los Angeles.

Using a snapshot aesthetic, and in a style he calls “diaristic portraiture”, Sandford creates scenarios and invites intimate relations with his subject, devising timeless vignettes of adoration, pleasure, and love (whether real or imagined)