Perhaps the most shocking attribute of NYC’s Museum of Sex happens to be the vast amount of important information circulating within its walls. Beyond the joyous, bouncy Funland, progressive programming—both permanent and temporary—aims to open eyes on the past, present and future of sex. The latest installation, “Canon,” once again succeeds at this. Curated by Lissa Rivera and featuring the works of Juan Jose Barboza-Gubo …
A new exhibition at NYC’s Museum of Sex aims to analyze, present and promote the female sexual gaze through female-produced works with women as the subject. Titled “NSFW Female Gaze,” it features a diverse range of body types, ethnicities and sexual identities (though, as Elle notes, the artists and subjects are limited in age range). The collection manages to make clear certain perspectives of female …
For the past year, the NYC’s Museum of Sex hosted “Funland,” an erotic fairground imagined by design duo Bompas & Parr which featured, among other things, a penis derby racing game and bouncy boob castle (now part of the museum’s permanent collection). This year, Amsterdam-based studio (and major force in design) Droog changes the scenery with an intimate, playful campground. Within, visitors are invited to …
