Thursday, October 11, 2007
Nightcrawler Nightcrawler: Peek-a-boob
Posted by Rodney Carmichael @Rappin_Rodney on Thu, Oct 11, 2007 at 1:49 PM
Here's a bit of erotic "art" (wink, wink) for you to check out in the privacy of your own cube.
Thanks to Eamon Siggins for going out and doing the dirty work for us. Kick back and check out the rest of his photos from the Harvest '07 Erotic Art Show. And click here to read his Nightcrawler feature on the recent fest held at the Loft.
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Fun time. I was really impressed at the level of work that the organizers put into the event. They said that there was 138 pieces of work from 36 artist representing 17 states and 8 countries including Australia and Russia. And the mixed crowd was so cool. Not all stuff like other gallery shows. Can't wait to see what they do for the next one.
Friendly, easy-going crowd, good selection of artwork. Even though I'd seen much of the art before on various websites, zines, and other erotic art sources, it was nice to have it in one place to view. Performances through the night were weak and amateurish and the night might have been better without. Ultimately, people were there to look at art not be entertained. It's kind of a drag that this was only a one-night gallery show. If the organizers do it again, maybe they can find a real gallery to host it for a month or longer and find some new artists in the process. It would have been nice to have some more of the artists on hand too.
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