This past weekend, members of the Future Femme Collective and Morgan Avenue Underground put up an exhibition called “Show Me More: A Collection of DickPix.” Four female artists interested in feminism, porn and the internet collected 300 dick pics over the summer and put them on display. Each artist approached the project in a different way. They mostly used their OkCupid accounts, missed connections from Craigslist and other social networking sites. One of them posed as a gay man and set up her own Grindr account, receiving about 150 dick pics. Having received dick pics myself (one was even dressed up to look like Krumm from Ahh!!! Real Monsters), I had not considered any of them works of art. Although nudity has long been apart of photography, painting and sculpture, this was a new approach.
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300 Dick Pics in a Gallery: Art or Exploitation?
This past weekend, members of the Future Femme Collective and Morgan Avenue Underground put up an exhibition called “Show Me More: A Collection of DickPix.” Four female artists interested in feminism, porn and the internet collected 300 dick pics over the summer and put them on display. Each artist approached the project in a different […]

300 Dick Pics in a Gallery: Art or Exploitation?
This past weekend, members of the Future Femme Collective and Morgan Avenue Underground put up an exhibition called “Show Me More: A Collection of DickPix.” Four female artists interested in feminism, porn and the internet collected 300 dick pics over the summer and put them on display. Each artist approached the project in a different […]

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