Twenty-nine years ago, a group of anonymous feminist artists known as the Guerrilla Girls unveiled a poster that read, “Do women have to be naked to get into the Met. Museum? Less than 5% of the ...

“I live it every day. Why do I have to read the book?” Peter Keresztury answered when asked if he planned to read or see “50 Shades of Grey.” Keresztury and his wife, Deborah, were the producers and ...

A recent art exhibit in Lima, Peru used art for good in an unexpected—yet creative way. Displayed in all its glory at the city’s Museo Larco, ancient erotic art ceramics created by the pre-Columbian ...

Tom of Finland, the Finnish artist famous for his homoerotic illustrations of hypermasculine men, died in 1991. But his legacy lives on — through his art, which adorns queer establishments around the ...

Aubrie Costello's "Erotic Project," a collaboration with more than 40 artist that started during the pandemic, explores eroticism as mutual care. Elements of the project are on view at the Asian Arts ...

Valentine’s Day is right around the corner, and if you’re still not sure where to take bae, Otherworldly Arts has you covered with an event that’s the perfect mix of sex and art. This upcoming weekend ...

A new art exhibit at Affirmations, Ferndale’s LGBTQ+ community center, has a unique focus: erotic art created by senior artists. Four artists from Affirmations’ Senior Koffee Klatch will present their ...

Sánchez’s first museum retrospective marks an important step in acknowledging her legacy: not only as an isolated island but as a noteworthy member of a burgeoning canon of Latin American women ...

Candy hearts and red roses abound this time of year amid celebrations of Valentine’s Day. Over at Alwun House, though, they’re going for a different vibe. There, on Saturday, February 13, you’ll be ...

COVID crashed. The world slowed. Streets emptied. And in that stillness, Exotic Originals was born. Since the quiet of March 2021, Exotic Originals has been ripping open hidden vaults, handpicking ...

PORT ANGELES — Artists 18 and older have a chance this month to take workshops in clay, paper and other materials with a sculptor, ceramist and printmaker visiting from across the Puget Sound region.