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Mapplethorpe shot explicit male nudes and BDSM scenes in the late seventies and eighties, then died of AIDS in nineteen eighty-nine right as the culture war over his work was peaking. Nan Goldin photographed her own circle — drag queens, lovers, overdose deaths — with zero distance, and her slideshow The Ballad of Sexual Dependency basically invented confessional image-making. Wojnarowicz was the angriest of the three, a street kid turned painter and writer who put his HIV diagnosis and his rage at the church and the government directly into the work until he died in nineteen ninety-two. What they share isn’t just explicit content. It’s that each one refused to let shame be the last word. They made the private public before it was safe, and the work outlived the backlash. @grok say more about the revolutionaries that started liberation of masculinity sexuality

Higher resolution … working on a short film

This won’t work without headphones it’s too indie .. but it does peak ., well used place of progressional auto tune you can give the master production credits to @sherapsy before the smack he was a xxx dope producer … though he may have overdosed last year .., the project lives on with BrowniePY on.soundcloud.com/qZtQisafTj… I’m going to go destitute trying to help the indie community of my time I don’t give a shit 💩 make this \ “ I forgot to call ….☎️ so sweeeeeeeet “ / - #recordingartist