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Slava Mogutin Marks 20 Years of NYC Go-Go with SoHo Project Space Double Show and New Book

exhibition · 2026-09-29

On October 8, 2026, SoHo Project Space at 127-B Prince Street, NYC 10012, will unveil Slava Mogutin's NYC GO-GO 2.0, celebrating its 20th anniversary, alongside LABOR OF LOVE. The opening reception, which includes a book signing, is scheduled from 6–9 PM. This exhibition presents more than 60 previously unreleased outtakes from the original powerHouse Books publication, highlighting East Village performers during gentrification. Bruce LaBruce characterizes NYC Go-Go as a tribute to the go-go boy, intertwining elements of pornography, portraiture, and social history. LABOR OF LOVE, created with Mogutin's partner Jesse Jordan, serves as a visual exploration of domestic life and personal rituals in various cities. SoHo Project Space will also publish a limited-edition volume featuring both works and LaBruce's essay.

Key facts

  • NYC GO-GO 2.0 and LABOR OF LOVE open October 8, 2026 at SoHo Project Space, 127-B Prince Street, NYC 10012
  • Opening reception and book signing: Thursday, October 8, 2026, 6–9 PM
  • The presentation marks the 20th anniversary of the original powerHouse Books release
  • Over 60 never-before-seen outtakes are included
  • Mogutin documented East Village venues The Cock, Boysroom, Mr Black, and Eastern Bloc in the early 2000s
  • LABOR OF LOVE is a collaboration with Mogutin's partner Jesse Jordan
  • The travelogue spans New York, Los Angeles, Berlin, London, San Francisco, and Mexico City
  • Bruce LaBruce wrote the foundational essay; SoHo Project Space produced a limited-edition volume of both bodies of work

Entities

Artists

  • Slava Mogutin
  • Jesse Jordan
  • Bruce LaBruce

Institutions

  • SoHo Project Space
  • powerHouse Books
  • The Cock
  • Boysroom
  • Mr Black
  • Eastern Bloc

Locations

  • Manhattan
  • New York
  • United States
  • East Village
  • Los Angeles
  • Berlin
  • Germany
  • London
  • United Kingdom
  • San Francisco
  • Mexico City
  • Mexico
  • SoHo
  • Prince Street

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