QTR-Quadtone RIP

Sexual? Yes.  Art? Hardly.  Just  a bunch of people showing us and each
other their genitalia.  No redeeming value whatsoever.
If Times Square were what it was in my youth, you could do a brisk business
in 50 cent postcards.  Evidently, (your slice of) San Francisco hasn¹t moved
beyond that.

BTW, the lighting sucks.

HFL


On 9/25/07 9:43 PM, "michaelrosensf" <Michael@shaynew.com> wrote:

> Adults only. If sexual art gives you a bad feeling, read no further.
> 
> I'm a long time lurker/learner/questioner on this list, announcing the
> publication of my
> fifth photo book, Vanilla Sex: Explicit Fine Art Photographs, available as a
> PDF for free 
> download from http://www.michaelrosen.com
> 
> This PDF is a reprise of a 2005 show at the Center for Sex & Culture in San
> Francisco. It's 
> my latest and best work. For me, "vanilla" means the spectrum of my
> community's 
> sexuality; what we normally do. So, some photographs are of acts generally
> considered 
> normal and standard (missionary position sex, for example), while others are
> of acts 
> considered normal and standard only within the radical sex community. The 53
> black-
> and-white photographs are soft and romantic images of explicit sex that
> challenge the 
> banality of pornography. And, check out the introduction by the preeminent
> photography 
> critic, A.D. Coleman.
> 
> Think of this as an advertisement for myself and my work. For me, publication
> has always 
> been about putting my point of view out in the world in the most effective
> manner. Last 
> century, I chose printed books for sale; so far this century I choose a free
> PDF.
> 
> Support this work. Buy my art prints. Buy my books - Sexual Art, Sexual Magic,
> Sexual 
> Portraits and Lust & Romance - from Amazon and other online vendors, or from
> me at my 
> website, http://www.michaelrosen.com
> 
> I'm in San Francisco and am always looking for people to photograph -
> individuals, 
> couples and groups - for a variety of sexually oriented projects. I pay and/or
> trade prints. 
> Tell your friends!
> 
> Michael
> 


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Harry F. Lockwood




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