Male Bodies Unmade: Picturing Queer Selfhood

Are you tired of the same old narratives in art history? Do you crave a fresh perspective that challenges the status quo? Look no further than Male Bodies Unmade: Picturing Queer Selfhood. This groundbreaking book by art historian Jongwoo Jeremy Kim takes a bold and unapologetic approach in examining white men's physicality in modern and contemporary art. Kim, an immigrant himself, brings a unique perspective to the table, questioning the visual ethos of Occidental patriarchy.

With six compelling case studies, Male Bodies Unmade delves deep into the realms of irrational anatomy and horny self-extinction. These configurations of the human form will expand your understanding of art history and open your mind to new possibilities. Kim's keen eye for detail and his celebration of disruption will challenge the hegemony of Western narratives in art and empower you to question the established norms.

Male Bodies Unmade not only provides an intellectual journey but also immerses you in the pleasures of extravagant fantasies. Kim's exploration of misbehaving bodies as foreign territories and colonies of misbelief will captivate your imagination and take you on a wild ride through self-discovery. It's time to embrace the lessons and pleasures that come from disrupting the traditional art world!

Join the revolution in art history today with Male Bodies Unmade: Picturing Queer Selfhood. Experience the power of Kim's compelling research and let your mind be blown away by the beauty of queer selfhood. Don't miss out on this transformative reading experience. Order your copy now!