Brief Quirry of Art

Over the past century, artists have created many works that challenge the traditional models of Gender and sexuality. Serious or playful, grotesque or lyrical, full of hidden subtexts or directly addressing the audience, these works are amazing with diversity.
The book of Alex Pilcher offers readers a brief guide to the Quirry-art of the whole world. Among its topics are the body and identity, love and desire, confession and protest, expressed by means of painting, sculpture, drawing, photographs and installations. Seventy outstanding works created from 1900 to the present day show how different the quirrels can be different depending on time and place and how the history of changing worldviews is imprinted in art.
Discussing the works of Egon Shile, Dankana Grant, Claude Kaon, Hannah Hyuh, Frida Kalo, David Hokni, Glenna Ligon, Naughty Muholi, Alison Mitchell, Tomoko Kasiki and other artists who contributed to the change in the biased views on sex and gender, Alex The pilcher pays tribute to the first century of Quirry