BRUCE LABRUCE

Gabriel Yuri, Mounds, 2024
$300.00

Gabriel Yuri, Nip Play, 2024
$300.00

Gabriel Yuri, Nothing Hurts Within, 2023
$250.00

Gabriel Yuri, Now The water, 2022
$300.00

Gabriel Yuri, Off The Grid, 2017
$300.00

Gabriel Yuri, Palm / Grid, 2023
$300.00

Gabriel Yuri, Paw, 2023
$300.00

Gabriel Yuri, Plinth, 2020
$250.00

Gabriel Yuri, Portal View, 2022
$300.00

Gabriel Yuri, Re/Pose, 2024
$300.00

Gabriel Yuri, Receive, 2024
$300.00

Gabriel Yuri, Seekers Who Are Lovers, 2023
$300.00

Gabriel Yuri, Shadow Take Me Down, 2022
$300.00

Gabriel Yuri, Slash, 2020
$300.00

Gabriel Yuri, Slice, 2024
$300.00

Gabriel Yuri, Soft Glow, 2023
$300.00

Gabriel Yuri, The Jump, 2024
$250.00

Gabriel Yuri, The Way Up, 2024
$300.00

Gabriel Yuri, Thomas, 2024
$300.00

Gabriel Yuri, Upon The Surf, 2017
$300.00

Gabriel Yuri, Venice Bitch, 2021
$300.00

Yiannis_projects, Untitled #1, 2019
From $250.00

Yiannis_projects, Untitled #10, 2023
From $250.00

Yiannis_projects, Untitled #100 2024
From $250.00

Yiannis_projects, Untitled #101 2024
From $250.00

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Bruce LaBruce and Joakim Andreasson (TOFS creative director) are thrilled to announce the online reiteration of “Faggotry”. Following retrospective gallery exhibitions and programs in London (Gallery 46), Madrid (La Fresh), Los Angeles (Lethal Amounts) and New York (MoMA), the online platform will be comprised of over 100 photographs that LaBruce has produced over the past twenty-five year, and are now available as part of an exclusive offering via Tom of Finland Store.

The presentation includes photographs from film sets, candid shots of fellow artists, friends and collaborators, photographs made for movie promotion and posters, excepts of shoots for magazines, photography for gallery shows and documentation of live performances.

“To be honest, I just keep doing what I've always been doing. It's the political spectrum that keeps shifting, although its goal posts always seem to shift more and more to the right side of the spectrum in terms of capitalism, corporatism, and neo-liberalism. My work has never been particularly accepted by the gay orthodoxy, and as assimilation advances, it's even less popular!”

Bruce LaBruce in conversation with Dalia Vann. Please check out the GLORY HOLE blog for full interview.

Virtual Exhibitions

Tom of Finland Store c/o
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Bruce Labruce Faggotry

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