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Snax - Hands Dirty Single cover design Mario Dzurila. Photo: Björn Trenker.

Snax gets his Hands Dirty with new video and interview

American born and Berlin resident musician and performer Snax premieres the video for his new single 'Hands Dirty' on Homoculturemag.com. A disco meditation on ...

TYLER UDALL Andre's Shoulder Blade, 2014

BOYS! BOYS! BOYS!

Curator and The Little Black Gallery director Ghislain Pascal talks to Homoculture's Editor Martin Perry about his latest sale of male image photography... (...

Stuart Sandford’s Polaroids

British artist Stuart Sandford releases new book of intimate Polaroids documenting his past year in LA... Photography and sex are intrinsically linked. Howev...

Homoculture exclusive: Justify Our Love

To mark Pride month Homoculture presents an exclusive photo story inspired by love, sexuality, pride, and mystery by Kris Merc ‘Justify Our Love’ Photography...

Andrew Logan – The Art of Reflection

At the age of 19, I did the opposite of what most young homos do. I left the big city and moved to the country to study art. Suddenly this thoroughly urban boy ...

Pearl of the Caribbean. Adrian J Ramos on Kev J Rodriguez

After a 6-year stint working in fashion in New York, Adrian J Ramos recently returned to Puerto Rico to discover a burgeoning creative scene had sprung up in hi...

Tom Ross Williams in RUN by Stephen Laughton

Run: By Stephen Laughton starring Tom Ross-Williams

RUN by Stephen Laughton starring Tom Ross-Williams is a refreshing and vital piece of stripped back theater. One actor, barely any set, just a handful of stones...

Zachari Logan: Wreath

Contemporary Canadian Artist Zachari Logan first came to my attention some 7 years ago whilst compiling the first ever issue of OutThere Magazine. His immedia...

Umlilo’s ‘Umzabalazo’ video Part 2

South African Kwaai Diva Extraordinaire Umlilo has released the fully interactive part 2 version of 'Umzabalazo' off his sophomore EP ‘Aluta’. The video, produc...

Love is the answer

I have very fond childhood memories of summer weekends in Margate. Escapes there from the grey concrete jungle of 70s and 80s South East London were about as ex...