This is a rare photography workshop. It includes an opening lecture by ToFF Artist-in-Residence Tero Puha, a photo session with model, and critique of photographs.

What happens when two Gay men in a disintegrating relationship leave the big city to spend some time alone, together in nature? Is there a way back to reality, back to love?

I Maschi aims to act as a succinct reflection on masculinity, through the practices of three artists from different generations working in drawing and watercolour, photography, and ceramic, respectively. Pol Anglada lives and works in Paris. Aldo Fallai lives and works in Florence. Henry Glover lives and works in London.

Multidisciplinary artist Tero Puha will unveil his new photography portraits taken during his residency at TOM House. Tero will also sign copies of his recently released photography book Intimate Light. Two earlier short films Blockage (2013) and Original (2020) will also be screened at the event.

Off Sunset Festival is a playful celebration that brings together over 10,000 revelers to bask in the L.A. sunshine while venturing through the half-mile street fair venue that features live music performances, gourmet food trucks, frosty beer trailers, DJ-driven dancing, specialty food vendors, ice-cold specialty drinks, curated art, merchandise and novelty vendors.

Get ready for a week of leather pride and celebration!

LA Leather Pride will be taking place through 26th March, and it’s going to be a week filled with exciting events, music, and community building.

Friends of Dorothy are excited to present the work of Manchester creative master, Lee Baxter alongside Roman Udalov, a legendary LA-based creative, whose captivating work transports us to the mysterious plant world of East Hollywood and other Californian dreamscapes.

Gay Wellness presents Feels Good Fest, a weekend of self-care and betterment for the Queer community. Spread over two days, Feels Good Fest offers a variety of services, activities and workshops designed to help folks live, look, and feel their best. Explore a variety of offerings throughout the day.

We will be photographing a live male model in a variety classical poses and highly graphic depictions of homoeroticism. We will be outside at TOM House.

Room for only 7 artists in the workshop. Get your ticket today!

This special collaboration not only reflects the desire to introduce Tom of Finland to new generations but also to highlight the humorous side of his work, a hidden side less known to the public, as Tom is mainly known for defending sex-positivity and fighting for LGBTQI+ rights.

Tom of Finland Foundation proudly presents the final exhibition of artist-in-residence Tero Puha on Thursday 23rd March at TOM House. Doors will open at 6p to viewings of Tero’s films Blockage (2013) and Original (2020), followed by an unveiling at 7p of Carrington’s Garden, a new series of portraiture photographed during his stay at TOM House. 

Each piece was created by artisans at Johnson’s studio in Hamburg, Germany, and for the pièce de résistance (surprisingly not a cock ring): a flesh pink plastic Flying Cock necklace dangling from a metal chain.

He Loves Me, directed by Konstantinos Menelaou, was a British production made in 2018 by The Queer Archive and Ne’ er Do Well Films. Starring Sanuye Shoteka and Hermes Pittakos, the film follows two Gay men in a disintegrating relationship as they leave the big city to spend some time alone, together in nature.

This collection draws upon artwork made throughout Tom of Finland’s artist career, integrating them with Carne Bollente’s iconic embroideries and prints. Not only tee shirts and hoodies, but also exciting items like jackets, knit tops, blankets and beach towels.