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A selection of images from Teaze, a trans inclusive monthly strip club held in downtown Los Angeles on the 4th Wednesday of every month. Shot on film by Dan Monick
40 pages
color xerox
staple bound
Edition of 50
All proceeds past printing will go to supprt the Teaze staff and performers.
So Nice We Made It Twice!!
Bootleg edition
Black and white
Brass brad binding
8 x 11 in
72 pages
Softcover
Editon of 150
Design: Sophia Coleman
Co-published with Sming Sming + SWOPLA
Contributors: Carmen of Angeles, Emme Witt-Eden, Frenchie Stoner, Gaby G., Honey de Vil, Julia SH, Lorde Destroyer, Lucy Khan, Piggy Lu, Princess Marx, Mari V, Maxine Holloway, and Yin Q
What do erotic labor and child rearing have in common? How do these (normally unpaid) private practices inform one another? ProMomme: A Sex Worker’s Guide to Parenting is a poetic, honest, and practical look into the experiences of parents who work in the adult industry, challenging societal impulses to separate Madonna from Whore. Through essays, poems, interviews, and art, sixteen parents and sex workers share their wisdom, creativity, humor, and grit to reveal how their dual roles as “providers” overlap in complex ways, and how each role helps inform, strengthen, and poses challenges for the other. Inspired by the aesthetic of vintage parenting magazines, ProMomme offers guidance and companionship to SWers and civilians alike, touching on topics ranging from talking to one’s children about sex and sex work, to navigating postpartum bodily changes working in an industry of commodified desirability. ProMomme uplifts these personal experiences to destigmatize doing sex work as a parent to celebrate intimate labor in all its forms.
ProMommewas created in collaboration with Sex Workers Outreach Project Los Angeles (SWOPLA) as part of Kim Ye’s CA Creative Corps fellowship generously supported by the California Arts Council and administered by Community Partners.
SWOPLA (Sex Workers Outreach Project Los Angeles) is a peer support organization, run by sex workers and for sex workers with a mission to pursue human rights to bodily autonomy, racial and social justice, and mutual liberation through outreach, education, mutual aid, and political advocacy. SWOPLA's vision is to usher in the reality where all sex workers are valued and respected.
Discount code for SWers available. Email hello@cashmachine.la for info
A collage of instax, ephemera and musings from Phoenix Askani
20 pages
Color copy
Staple bound
8 x 11 in
72 pages
color
softcover
Editon of 300
Design: Sophia Coleman
Discount code for SWers available. Email hello@cashmachine.la for info
Co-published with Sming Sming + SWOPLA
Contributors: Carmen of Angeles, Emme Witt-Eden, Frenchie Stoner, Gaby G., Honey de Vil, Julia SH, Lorde Destroyer, Lucy Khan, Piggy Lu, Princess Marx, Mari V, Maxine Holloway, and Yin Q
What do erotic labor and child rearing have in common? How do these (normally unpaid) private practices inform one another? ProMomme: A Sex Worker’s Guide to Parenting is a poetic, honest, and practical look into the experiences of parents who work in the adult industry, challenging societal impulses to separate Madonna from Whore. Through essays, poems, interviews, and art, sixteen parents and sex workers share their wisdom, creativity, humor, and grit to reveal how their dual roles as “providers” overlap in complex ways, and how each role helps inform, strengthen, and poses challenges for the other. Inspired by the aesthetic of vintage parenting magazines, ProMomme offers guidance and companionship to SWers and civilians alike, touching on topics ranging from talking to one’s children about sex and sex work, to navigating postpartum bodily changes working in an industry of commodified desirability. ProMomme uplifts these personal experiences to destigmatize doing sex work as a parent to celebrate intimate labor in all its forms.
ProMommewas created in collaboration with Sex Workers Outreach Project Los Angeles (SWOPLA) as part of Kim Ye’s CA Creative Corps fellowship generously supported by the California Arts Council and administered by Community Partners.
SWOPLA (Sex Workers Outreach Project Los Angeles) is a peer support organization, run by sex workers and for sex workers with a mission to pursue human rights to bodily autonomy, racial and social justice, and mutual liberation through outreach, education, mutual aid, and political advocacy. SWOPLA's vision is to usher in the reality where all sex workers are valued and respected.
8.5 x 11
Staple bound
Second printing
Edition of 100
From the co-founder of Target Video and the host of The Spirit Of Punk radio show comes over 100 pages of photos from the birth of the San Francisco punk scene, Los Angeles and a dash of NYC spanning 1977-1980. Many never seen before. Featuring The Mutants, The Cramps, Crime, The Screamers, The Zeros, Dils and more.
Full Color
4.25 x 7 inch Pulp Novel Trim Size
Paperback
Perfect Bound
First Edition of 500
20 pages
Shot on film
Color copied collage
Staple Bound
Edition of 20
6 images from each Volume of Tokyo Is A Great Place To Be Lonely by Dan Monick
Wrapped with obi band
40 sets of each volume
Correspondence From Paradise.
Shot on film.
Buy individually or in sets of 9.
All proceeds beyond printing costs go towards the production of Teaze, one of LA’s few remaining trans focused nightlife events
Use the code TEAZERS when you order 5 or more individual cards (basically a make your own 5 pack) to get a discount for a multiple card order and shipping