Tom of Finland Exhibit in West Hollywood. Photo by Mike Pingel for WEHO TIMES
A new exhibition spotlighting decades of queer artistic expression and erotic art opened in West Hollywood Thursday night at Plummer Park, celebrating the legacy and ongoing influence of the Tom of Finland Foundation, reports WEHO TIMES.
Titled FXLK PLAY: Artists-in-Mischief, Devotion, and Mythmaking, the free public exhibition surveys the foundation’s Artist-in-Residence Program and transforms Plummer Park’s Long Hall into an immersive showcase of painting, sculpture and video. The show is sponsored by the City of West Hollywood and runs from Feb. 19 through March 19, 2026.
The exhibition is open Thursdays through Sundays from noon to 5 p.m. and is intended for mature audiences. Onsite guides are available to answer questions.
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