Guest Tygerscent Posted February 10, 2009 Share Posted February 10, 2009 Tyger here! (Tygerscent from Portland). Just back from LA where I was hanging 21 of my photographic Erotic images for an Exhibit that opens in LA at Rick Castro's, Antebellum Gallery, Feb. 28th. The show runs for 6 weeks and features 21 of my autobiographical Erotic Art images, (two in the front window), plus five of reknown photographer, Greg Day's photo images of me as well as other interesting male figures. It's a group show and several other artists will also be displaying their work! Here is the info! Come check it out! (I'll also be doing a Native American Renewal Performance Arts show, (naked as usual of course~), there as well on March 20th during the equinox!) There's a lot of Gay History and Celebration of Men in this show! There's nudity involved so, If you're shy, (and I don't think any of you are), come and visit the Gallery and check out some great works by amazing men! (P.S. The billing lists me by my Porn Name: Tyger "Ty" Hudson). There's a flier ion my website with one of the other artists amazing work on it! Scroll down for info! Tyger! tygerkink@yahoo.com 503.719.9274 www.tygerscent.biz www.maleescortreview.com (Tygerscent in Portland, Oregon) http://www.daddysreviews.com/area.php?loc=...=tyger_portland http://www.rentmen.com (AAAtygerscentXXX in Portland Oregon) http://www.men4rentnow.com (tygerscent in Portland, Oregon) Here's the info: Subject: ANTEBELLUM PRESENTS~ RADICAL FAERIE- feb 28th! Antebellum presents RADICAL FAERIE ~The 30th anniversary of a gay male counterculture exploration~ Opens- February 28th- Antebellum, known as the only fetish art gallery in the world, continues it's tradition of including the previously excluded cultural movements with a group of artworks presented for and by RADICAL FAERIES In the summer of 1979, a group of gay men met somewhere in the Arizona desert. Frustrated with the limitations of urban environments, gay men of all ages & backgrounds began exploration of themselves and their sexuality in more organic forms. A post-Stonewall movement was created. Various fractions of Radical Faeries continue to this day. 2009 marks the 30th anniversary of this unique group. This exhibition explores the movement's roots and perhaps where it is going in the future. A HISTORY OF RADICAL FAERIES: The Faeries trace the origin of their movement's name to a "Spiritual Conference for Radical Faeries" called in 1979 by Harry Hay, John Burnside, Don Kilhefner, and Mitch Walker in Benson, Arizona. Originally consisting of gay men, the movement has spread throughout the world over the past decades since, in tandem with the larger gay rights movement, challenging the commercialization and patriarchal aspects of modern gay life while celebrating pagan constructs and rituals, and adapting rural living and environmentally sustainable concepts to modern technologies as part of human creative expression. Faeries tend to be fiercely independent, anti-establishment and community-focused. Some embody a feminized ideal, while others embody a fluid spectrum of gender expression -- feminine to masculine and all points between -- as a path towards transcending the limits of human social conditioning. Radical Faeries vary greatly from region to region and often commune at large gatherings timed with the seasons and solar system, especially the Equinox and Solstice. In the beginning, the movement consisted only of gay men. However, Radical Faeries today embody a wide range of genders and sexual orientations, and most sanctuaries are open to all. Radical Faerie communities practice "queer-themed spirituality" associated with radical politics, paganism or neopaganism, feminism, gender liberation,and may encompass any and all religions or a lack of them. artists include- GREG DAY, TYGER "TY" HUDSON , MARK THOMPSON, DANIEL NICOLETTA, MATTHIAS HERRMANN, STEVEE POSTMAN, MICHAEL BINGHAM, FLYNN DE MARCO, DAVID HOLLEN, LUC GEORGES, FAKIR MUSAFAR, RFD ARCHIVESand more! RADICAL FAERIE OPENS ON FERURAY, 28th- 2009. 7- 9pm Special performance by IAN MACKINNON Exhibit runs through APRIL 1ST, 2009 $10 COVER- $5 WITH COSTUME- NUDISTS FREE! -SPECIAL SALON EVENTS INCLUDE- Green Tea Ceremony- March , 7th Fetish Film Night- March 13th- MYTHOS/PATHOS- LEDGEND OF THE MIND- performance BY TYGER "TY" HUDSON - March 20th Kinky Camera Club – March 22nd Fetish Book Club- March 27th MASTERING YOGA- BDSM YOGA WORKSHOP with TRANE WEST- every wednesday for 5 weeks General hours: Wednesday thru Saturday 1-7pm ANTEBELLUM 1643 N LAS PALMAS AVE. HOLLYWOOD, CA 90028 323 856-0667 antebellum@earthlink.net www.antebellum.us.ms About the curator RICK CASTRO has explored subculture and fetish his entire adult life. Castro's work has been published in artist editions, exhibitions and institutions worldwide. As a filmmaker, Rick co-directed and wrote the cult film Hustler White, (1996) and the documentary Plushies & Furries, (2001) for MTV. Castro's photography, books and films are in the permanent collections of The Alfred Kinsey Institute. His work is also archived at the UCLA library, and The Leather Museum in Chicago. Castro's has been published in Art in America, Flaunt, Tetu, Manner, Attitude, and Studio Magazines. Castro has photographed portraits of the Dalai Lama, (sipping tea) American writer- Gore Vidal, 1970's porn star- Peter Berlin, producer Alan Poul (Six Feet Under, Tales of the City), filmmaker Kenneth Anger, and his longtime muse, model & actor-Tony Ward. Castro owns and runs ANTEBELLUM GALLERY. (see www.rickcastro.com WWW.ANTEBEELLUM.US.MS for more information.) About the gallery Antebellum is the ONLY fetish art gallery in America, (and perhaps the world). The gallery is located at 1643 North Las Palmas Avenue, in the heart of downtown Hollywood. Steeped in Victorian nuances, with a distressed salon style, Antebellum is intended as a hybrid of artistic, cultural, and political iconoclasm. The term antebellum is Latin for, "before war" and while it commonly refers to a more romantic Gone With the Wind era, we find ourselves again today with American culture at odds with political/religious/ social agendas that threaten to blow the lid off its foundations at any given moment. phone: 323 856 0667 antebellum@earthlink.net www.antebellum.us.ms QUOTES "Edgy and relentless at providing an art exhibition your mother won't go to with you, Antebellum Gallery continues to push the envelope. The only Fine Art Fetish Gallery in the USA, not only does it provide engaging and arousing art, but also draws in the best of LA Nightlife personalities. Arrive early if you're after the crowd and late if you seek art." BLACKBOOK Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
