Lgbtq

'Queer Tattoo' by Rudolph, Wolbergs & Polinsky is the first comprehensive presentation of the vibrant, diverse queer tattoo community. Presented are 50 international tattoo artists:inside, introduced through extensive portraits, texts, and picture spreads

This out-of-print black-and-white volume 'Pigalle' by German photographer Roswitha HECKE is the result of a long-term project. In the 1970s, the Hamburg photographer documented the lives of transvestites who lived and worked on the world-famous strip.

The photographs by D'Angelo WILLIAMS in his volume 'Contact High' visualize the black body in theatrical, dance, and occasionally everyday scenes. The intimate images focus on notions of kinship and spirituality interwoven with quiet political gestures.

Out-of-print book 'On Christopher Street. Transgender Stories' by Mark SELIGER contains a collection of 74 portraits taken with a Hasselblad camera and combined with the trans people's own written stories. The series is one of his most impressive works.

The photo book 'La peau du prénom' (The skin of the first name) by Lyoz BANDIE is the story of the obsessive hunt for a new first name. An intimate and sensitive story, a coming out, a dive between genders that invites to question this social construction

The compendium 'New Queer Photography: Focus on the margins' presents over fifty contemporary photographic positions, including already established names as well as numerous talents little noticed by the public or still unknown.

'I Wish I Never Saw the Sunshine' by Pacifico SILANO works with printed ephemera of gay culture. He comments on loss, longing and melancholy. The leporello consists of sequences that can be read as a coherent collage or as a sequence of individual images.

Revised 'Art & Queer Culture' offers an overview of 130 years of queer art. For this edition, new contributors have joined the main authors to highlight the global expansion of queer contemporary art and the new visibility of gender non-conforming artists

The photographic volume 'A Light Inside' by Danielle VILLASANA is a counter to the sensationalist, stereotypical portrayals of trans women. It shows their life in Peru, where the photojournalist spent three years in a community of transwomen in Lima.

The self-published publication 'Gender Bender' by German photographer Lisa Diandra KRUEGER is about people who rebel against rigid role-specific gender classifications. The portraits reveal the artificiality of social role models.