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SEXART 3 Celebration The opening reception for Mark I. Chester’s SEXART 3 exhibition proved to be as startling and outrageous a gathering as many of us were predicting. Some 500 people lined up down the stairs and down the block, waiting for their chance to tour the hundreds of photographs, sculptures, paintings, and friezes […]
Revelations Candida Royalle’s latest video release, Revelations, raises some interesting questions about what works and what doesn’t work in the realm of sex videos. The film, which is essentially a sci-fi sex fable, is set in a gray and sterile future where sex has become prohibited except for the purpose of procreation. Ariel, the […]
Art Attack/Sex Attack Art Attack, a framing shop and gallery in San Francisco is presenting The Year of the Cock, a show of what is supposed to be erotic art through September 8th. It’s a small store showing the work of 22 different artists, photographers, sculptors, computer programmers and assorted mixed media artists — […]
Future Sex 3 The third issue of Future Sex is out and with it the happy news that we truly have a fine new addition to the world of sex publishing on our hands. After two somewhat choppy excursions into the dangerous waters of trying to create a magazine with a fresh point of […]
Playing in New York Just back from two weeks in New York, town of my roots. New York can be grim or it can be delightful. This visit, in the cool of spring, with happy, sexy people on the streets everywhere, leaned heavily in the direction of delight. San Francisco and New York must […] |
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