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TFPIC
(redirected from Tongue Firmly Planted in Cheek)

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TFPICTongue Firmly Planted in Cheek


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Welcome to the world of Tseng Kwong Chi, the openly gay photographer whose "Expeditionary" series of self-portraits from the 1980s--all incorporating his Chinese Communist uniform, a famous backdrop plucked from Western culture, and the SLUTFORART tag--raises questions about race and identity while keeping tongue firmly planted in cheek.
A life in "Chinese drag"; photographer Tseng Kwong Chi preserved the ... by Habib, John Philip / The Advocate (The national gay & lesbian newsmagazine)
FOR those who possess too much of a holiday work ethic for our taste -- and with tongue firmly planted in cheek -- here are a few tips to survive the holidays.
MERRILY GOOFING OFF by KAUFMAN, LAURA / Los Angeles Business Journal
This energetic spoof of superhero movies occasionally takes itself too seriously - if acting like a ``Batman'' sequel can at all be considered serious - but it mostly keeps satiric tongue firmly planted in cheek.
CRITICS' PICKS : FILM by Daily News (Los Angeles, CA)
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