Barbie in BondageMaria Vullo's shocking photo expose of the lesbian Barbie scene. A mirror of the original Urban Desires pages. Is it photography, is it performance, is it conceptual art, is it social commentary, or is it just plain good fun? The answer is: (E) all of the above. I remember stumbling across this work in the early days of the web (c. 1995), and I believe it instigated much wrangling with Mattel. For now you can find it here, unless it gets censored again. We've always liked this work, it's good fun, and we're happy to present it here.
The Figurative MuseAn exceptionally nice selection of erotic and figurative art by established and emerging artists. Browse online exhibits or search for artwork by keyword. Send e-cards to friends. All original art is for sale.
Curious Yellow ArtOffering a large collection erotic art for both straight and gay tastes. Original art is for sale in a variety of media. Many works with an international and historical flavor. Features a fairly extensive gallery of images.
Erotic TravelerWe like their Photo Safari -- a photographic adventure of sexual themes in art from temples in India to museums in Europe and modern art exhibitions in Chicago. Remember to look in the secret cabinet. Also an erotic art e-card feature.
Kinsey InstituteFrom the site: "The Kinsey Institute initiates, cosponsors, and contributes to special events and exhibitions that promote the interdisciplinary research and study of sexuality, gender, and reproduction at Indiana University and internationally." An overview of exhibitions they have contributed to.
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Maria Vullo's shocking photo expose of the lesbian Barbie scene. A mirror of the original Urban Desires pages. Is it photography, is it performance, is it conceptual art, is it social commentary, or is it just plain good fun? The answer is: (E) all of the above. I remember stumbling across this work in the early days of the web (c. 1995), and I believe it instigated much wrangling with Mattel. For now you can find it here, unless it gets censored again. We've always liked this work, it's good fun, and we're happy to present it here.
Offering a large collection erotic art for both straight and gay tastes. Original art is for sale in a variety of media. Many works with an international and historical flavor. Features a fairly extensive gallery of images.
We like their Photo Safari -- a photographic adventure of sexual themes in art from temples in India to museums in Europe and modern art exhibitions in Chicago. Remember to look in the secret cabinet. Also an erotic art e-card feature.
From the site: "The Kinsey Institute initiates, cosponsors, and contributes to special events and exhibitions that promote the interdisciplinary research and study of sexuality, gender, and reproduction at Indiana University and internationally." An overview of exhibitions they have contributed to.