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March 2021

 

A visual-poetic meditation on fisting, holes and the work of Geoff Mains. Rethinking citation, influence, impression. Textual bodies which interpenetrate and envelope one another. 

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GAPE centers on a fisting scene excerpted from Geoff Mains' Urban Aboriginals: A Celebration of Leathersexuality originally published by Gay Sunshine Press in 1984.

 

The text emerges through a series of hand-cut holes in the zine, while commentary accumulates on the reverse of each page and in the margins. The center signature is unbound and consists of a gatefold that opens into a double-wide print.

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36pp / saddlestitch / laser / hand-cut details

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First edition of 36. SOLD OUT. 

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PDF available May 2021

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