Fakir's Blog,
BodyPlay Online
BodyPlay
Online is coming soon.
Fakir's blog will provide free information
on body modification practices, techniques
and
the unusual people
who do
unusual things with their body. For examples,
click
here.
Fakir's
GenderFlex Photo Exhibits
Current Exhibit
April 4 Through June 2010
Wicked Grounds Coffee Shop & Cafe
289 8th Street (at Folsom) in San Francisco |
Artist's
Opening Reception
Easter Sunday May 4, 6 to 10 PM
Wicked Grounds Coffee Shop & Cafe
Meet some of the models in person. |
Color portraits of those
who feel out-of-place on either end of
the
gender spectrum and
have found a more comfortable place in
the middle or opposite end. This exhibit
was well received during the National
Queer Arts Festival in June 2009. It is
special
because the subjects are true gender
benders and personal friends of Fakir,
M2F and
F2M. Each subject has their own special
story. This 28-image exhibit is available
for galleries and other spaces. Archival
digital color prints are also available
directly from Fakir. Email: fakir@fakir.org.
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Black Widow |
Fight Club |
Farm Boy |
Middle Man |
Please click on the following links to
see more photos from the GenderFlex
Exhibit: M2F ||
F2M.
Please click
here to see photos
from the Opening Reception
at Femina Potens Gallery.
Erotic
Embrace of the Corset
Fakir's fine
art photography from 1958 to 2008. A
selection of twenty two images of extreme
body modification. Figures trained with
tightly laced corsets designed and mostly
made by Fakir in his early vocation as
the 'Ol Corsetier of Hourglass Company.
These images were first shown in the
CINCH exhibit at Femina Potens Gallery
in San Francisco, February 2009.
Fakir's images
of extreme body modification with tight
corsets are available for galleries and
other spaces that are interested in a
unique, eye catching photo exhibit. Up
coming exhibits will be announced on
this page. Archival digital prints are
also available directly from fakir.org.
Email your desires to fakir@fakir.org.
Click on
the photos above to view a larger version
of each image.
Please click here to see photos from the Cinch
Exhibit Opening.
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