To celebrate gay black history month 2025 The HaPenis Project would like to feature the work of African American photographer, Alvin Baltrop (1948-2004). […]
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Jim French Diaries
Jim French Diaries: The Creator of Colt Studio is an intimate and illuminating look at the life and legacy of one […]
Deserted Place
Sometimes I like to imagine that I am completely naked in a deserted place and don’t know who brought me there […]
Duncan Grant – Private
In 1989, The Gay Men’s Press curated a significant collection of Duncan Grant’s homoerotic artwork, titled “Private.” This compilation showcased Grant’s […]
Un Chant d’Amour
Jean Genet‘s only film, which he directed in 1950. Because of its explicit (though artistically presented) homosexual content, the 26-minute movie […]
A Daily Practice
Submit to a daily practice. Your loyalty to that is a ring at the door. Keep knocking, and the joy inside […]
Calendar Men 1965
Calendar Men 1965 Published by Today’s Physique. Physique magazines, often referred to as beefcake magazines, popular in the 1950s to 1960s, […]
The Art Of Xavier
Xavier Gicquel lives and works in Paris and specializes in male erotic drawings. His work is regularly published in magazines and […]
Let’s Go Outside
With its combination of knowing that you’re doing something a bit taboo and with the risk (or thrill) of getting caught in […]
Mark Beard’s 9 Artists
Mark Beard is an American artist renowned for creating a vibrant ensemble of nine fictional artists, each with a distinct style […]
Leonard Fink
Leonard Fink (1930-1993) was an amateur photographer who documented over 25 years of gay life in New York. His photographs were […]
The Perception
The perception of what makes an image erotic is subjective and can vary significantly depending on cultural, personal, and social factors. […]
Adrian Woods Art
Hi, I love your inspiring website and it’s great to be a part of it. I’m glad you appreciate my work […]
Inked Gods
As Oscar Wilde so wisely put it, “One should either be a work of art, or wear a work of art.” […]