May
16th until June 29th
13 Ship Street Gardens, Brighton BN1 1AJ
A new erotic art exhibition is being launched this week in Brighton,
called Impure Art. It is a collaboration between adult
boutique She Said and erotic artist Jamie McCartney, curator of the
exhibition, and it will feature over 30 local and international
erotic artists during its six weeks run.
Impure Art is defined by the organisers as ‘anything from
nude to rude’ and it will feature everything from sensual, feminine
paintings, through humorous illustrations, saucy neon lights to
fetish photography and fine erotic jewellery.
Works from established names such as Ray Leaning, Jamie McCartney,
Don Grant and Eve Poland will sit alongside that of rising stars and
hot new talent like Amanda Ward, Pearl Bates and recent graduate
Andrew McAuley.
The Impure Art concept was conceived some time ago but when an
ex-gallery space just two doors down from She Said became available
it was too good an opportunity to pass up.
Curator Jamie McCartney has a seafront studio in Brighton and his
explicit body castings have already achieved widespread recognition.
He was the winner of the 2007 Erotic Signature International
Sculpture Prize and runner-up in 2008, and his work is currently on
show at the famous Kinsey Institute of Sexual Research. Jamie is a
member of both the Guild and Association of Erotic Artists, who have
both endorsed Impure Art.
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