They are the first sisters to become Penthouse Pets in the entire history of the magazine.
In 2013, The Starr Sisters were chosen Penthouse Pets from Penthouse magazine. The company was cleared to exit bankruptcy later that year. Her younger sister, Natalia Starr, is also prn actress. FriendFinder Networks filed for bankruptcy protection in 2013. The company has faced financial difficulties in recent years. In November, FHM and Zoo followed Loaded and Nuts in folding marking the end of the lads’ magazine era as men turn to mobile phones and social media.īesides publishing Penthouse, FriendFinder Networks operates a number of adult-oriented social networking sites including, , and. Doug Clark may not have been taking life too seriously when he named his band the. The rise of freely available content on the internet forced a string of magazines to close. Penthouse has been brazen before, though. The magazine will also relocate its New York operations to the Los Angeles offices of FriendFinder Networks. “Reimagined for the preferred consumption of content today by consumers, the digital version of Penthouse magazine will combine and convert everything readers know and love about the print magazine experience to the power of a digital experience – giving people an open-ended reading experience, available anytime, anywhere.”
“This will be a new way for its readers to experience the world’s best adult magazine,” said FriendFinder chief executive Jonathan Buckheit in a statement.
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Queer Art Show has showcased Manchester’s local Queer emerging and established visual artists since 2010 and supported artists who have experienced boundaries to the exhibition of work.Ģ017 has seen The Penthouse move from our first home on the top of Hilton House- a building that provided a valuable start full of freedom, square footage and skyline- into Paradise Works- an artist run initiative on the Manchester and Salford border providing studio space to 30 intergenerational artists and projects whose outlook is local, national and international "we believe artists hold a vital role in the development of a vibrant and diverse city.FriendFinder Networks, the magazine’s parent company, said that subscribers to the print edition will be converted to digital. We encourage artists to explore all subjects personal to them in a fearless way, we have worked with artists whose work has been censored and stolen by police and we have provided safe space for exploration of body, sexuality, identity, politics and activism.Īs artists whose lesbian identity informs our personal practice we understand how vital it is to have a space to be and follow our deepest lines of enquiry in a place where mistakes don’t exist with support and connection to other Queers and artists across art forms.ĭuring 2017 The Penthouse hosted the 5th Queer Art Show: REVOKE curated by Debbie Sharp. Our voice has not been governed, we refuse censorship and institutionalisation. Our relationship with experimentation, live art, sound, the senses and the site specific has been Queer in our disregard for boundaries between artists, the personal and audiences.
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We have challenged and explored our position as artist led and Dyke|Queer led from all angles via residencies, workshops, talks and actions including our curatorship of Bill Drummond’s Curfew Tower, Noise Above Noise sound art series, Might & Main residency and symposium and when invited to contribute to programs at People’s History Museum The Queers Are Revolting, Royal Standard’s Dark Matter, Castlefield Gallery’s Cpages, University of Manchester’s Contemporary Feminist Activism series and The David Hockney Gallery LGBTQ+ symposium. PENTHOUSE April 2013 Whitney Westgate Single Issue Magazine Janu13 ratings See all formats and editions Single Issue Magazine 24.99 2 Used from 14.99 1 New from 24. The hands on environment is unlike any other… encouraging experimentation like nowhere else- The Skinny Roll on 2014)Įstablished in 2012 as an experimental art studio and project space in Manchester’s Northern Quarter by artist / curators Rosanne Robertson & Debbie Sharp (not just good friends) The Penthouse built its foundations on experimentalism, DIY attitude, action and as a test bed for over 300 artists.Įlevating Manchester’s Underground to the top floor of a tower block- The Wireĭelivering Manchester’s best sound art show on our New York tour- The Bushwick Daily.Īd hoc art space the Penthouse.is the best of the Northern Quarter Alt City Guide to Manchester- The Guardian (The Penthouse pin ups is a list of all the artists that have worked with us here at the penthouse in 2013 a big thank you to all of them and all the volunteers and everyone who came to one of our events over the year and made it such a good one.
Cartoon by Nick Baker, classic Penthouse magazine of the 1970's. 2 Koi Karp (Louise Woodcock & Neil Francis) Looks like Nina Carter on the cover, sadly she didn't appear in the magazine.
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