Queer Art in the GDR Michel Lafleur le no-man's land qui traverse

le no-man's land qui traverse Beyrouth et sépare les belligérants

this edition follows Apartamento’s reissue of Kyoichi’s earlier seminal work

Illustration de l'artiste Mayeul Vigouroux imprimée en risographie

there is something amusing—but also disturbing

Queer Art in the GDR Michel Lafleur le no-man's land qui traverseQueer people in East Germany lived in a situation defined by government control, enforced public silence, and social invisibility. Although the GDR struck 175 of the penal code in 1968, many years before its Western counterpart did, 151 remained on the books, codifying queer people's unequal status. Despite gradual decriminalization, homosexuality remained heavily stigmatized both socially and politically. After the fall of the Berlin Wall, the