Althoff has always flitted between mediums, and alongside his sensitive drawings of grandes dames and tender boys (indebted to the Symbolist tradition of Munch and Puvis de Chavannes) are papier-mâché ghouls passed out at a dinner table, an instrumental audio track, and the pumped-in aroma of oud.
Almond, who performs with Love in this hourlong show, wrote the book for the tender boy-meets-boy musical "Girlfriend," which was produced earlier this year at the Douglas.
It's as though Allen Ginsberg -- who was never fixed in any single gender role and who moved from bisexual and homosexual to super boy, superman, tender son and sweet brother -- has come back on the page reincarnated as a woman.
In Leo's small studio, Picasso's tender, haunting "Boy Leading a Horse" (pictured) and "Girl with a Basket of Flowers" soon joined the Matisse portrait and the even bolder "Blue Nude".
That tender little boy who believes she can do anything.
Never, never, never did Jacko find sufficient love or mend the tender young boy's heart that broke when Joseph Walter Jackson beat him with a belt.
The hardening process: Could tender American boys have endured without it?
Does this hardening lessen the guilt of casual killing, the state of mind to which death has ceased to have any real meaning?" He was, of course, one of those tender American boys, and for him, a priest-to-be, the hardening experience must have been more painful than it was for most.
A more tender-hearted boy, perhaps the dog's owner, pleads with Nero to stop tormenting the frightened animal, even offering food in an attempt to appease him.
His tender, a small boy, sleeps on his back, the tether in his hand.
