The eroticism of the imagery came together with the eroticism of the mark-making.
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O'Reilly's eroticism reflects desire, fear, the death incubated within life.
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Eroticism, specifically homoeroticism, was at the center of that life.
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The Italians grasp the eroticism and power of tailored clothing.
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ErosAs its name suggests, this asteroid rules eroticism in our lives.
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Playmen was unique for combining eroticism with art and cultural criticism.
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The trailer highlights Denis' signature eroticism but with a troubling twist.
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"Burners" (2002) is an incandescent, two-minute exercise in surrealistic eroticism.
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There's an element of eroticism in recalling a particularly grisly story.
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"The theatre kept color and eroticism alive in China," she said.
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The film isn't sexually graphic, but it's fairly daring about its eroticism.
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It's a classic position that creates an ultimate pairing: intimacy and eroticism.
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These stories are almost anti-chick lit, opening up contemporary female eroticism.
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Was it "pure beauty," the Getty asks, or "in-your-face eroticism"?
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Hockney's fascination with swimming pools during this era was tinged with eroticism.
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Ouyang empathizes with the visceral eroticism derived from visual representations of power.
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For earlier generations of feminists, feelings about heterosexual eroticism were a bit thornier.
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Like, BroCo represents bro culture, house music, partying, and like, complete homo-eroticism.
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Despite Mr. Currin's reputation for eroticism, his portrait of Ms. Lawrence is demure.
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Maybe because I'm a romantic, I see all the eroticism in the book.
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The mood is overcast 1980s Miami, and the singing blends empathy with eroticism.
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Or, to be specific, neuro-eroticism (the name of the collection was Neuroerotik).
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Part of Only God Forgives was deconstructing that eroticism, that fetish, and emasculating it.
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But the book's promise of eroticism ends up involving only some risible sex writing.
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These are startling moments, because flamenco, for all its eroticism, does not abide touching.
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The trailer feels like a high-octane psychological thriller, but infused with Denis' signature eroticism.
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Yet, in spite of this, the loneliness he experiences itself becomes a point of eroticism.
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The eroticism in the bible (both straight and gay) always seemed pretty explicit to me.
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In the hot and bothered publicity shots, he and Ms. McTeer project a galvanic eroticism.
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They long for him together, and through them Quatro examines the eroticism of religious passion.
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If overt eroticism tended to be downplayed in Mexican painting, exoticism was a selling point.
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Clothed, his eroticism is transmuted through our Puritan ethic — but it's there in the music.
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There's way more playfulness now—more eroticism and flirting—but there's not a lot of sex.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Eroticism has always had a rich presence throughout art history.
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She also sees the absurd humor of it all as an essential element of sexting's eroticism.
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Tumblr has been a safe place for alternative eroticism for years, compared to Instagram and Facebook.
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They are expressions of eroticism carbon copied from their creators' brains, meant for their eyes only.
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The film's imagining of the "sparrow school" is very camp in its starchy, uniform-wearing eroticism.
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This exhibition looks at his artistic output, distinctive for its eroticism and its mystical bent. belvedere.
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"It has a taste of eroticism rather than psychology," Agnes Godard, Denis's longtime cinematographer, told me.
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Her gouache and oil paintings have the languid touch and symbolic eroticism of Francesco Clemente's frescoes.
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So Glory's fast-tracked eroticism is an unprecedented achievement even for this longtime professional sex toy.
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"Where do you find more eroticism than in the cloister of a convent?" he once asked.
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" He added: "I just want to send the message of the beauty and joy of eroticism.
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Although sexual, they don't exude the same eroticism as the explicit images of Nobuyoshi Araki, for instance.
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The beast-eroticism connection theoretically gets baked-in and becomes a strong turn-on later in life.
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This is the refractory period, the blissed-out pause for pondering your recent foray into environmental eroticism.
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Here's a terrible trap remix of the Modal Nodes, masters of eroticism who we truly don't deserve.
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It's about time we all acknowledged the unspoken eroticism of podcasts (at least, certain types of them).
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Her sparkling charisma can light up a room, and her lush womanly figure suggests fertility and eroticism.
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Serrano tells Creators he enjoys enticing audiences by infusing his work with wonder and eroticism, as well.
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She conveys the exoticism of a temporary new home and the eroticism of a temporary new attachment.
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Robert Mapplethorpe, Nobuyoshi Araki and Imogen Cunningham contributed to a long artistic tradition of accentuating flowers' eroticism.
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If the mattress elicits eroticism, then it also symbolizes danger as the site of many sexual assaults.
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Perhaps because of their feminine-focused eroticism, women tend to see Rollin's films differently from male critics.
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Wayne Koestenbaum described the glacial pace of Andy Warhol's films as being about the eroticism of time passing.
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Turns out the CBS life insurance policy, written by AIG, now has a specific exclusion for auto-eroticism.
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Photographer Robert Benson traveled to Japan where he became interested in the spooky eroticism of sex doll factories.
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She conveys a quirky eroticism through a diverse range of media, from painting, to ceramics, to textile design.
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Eroticism is a huge part of the kink, but people link it too readily to sexuality said Tahl.
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The surrealism and eroticism go hand in hand as outer body experiences, a constant expression through my work.
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For a Catholic boy, the bald eroticism of German art in the eighties was both liberating and confusing.
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"In those periods of tension, of terrible aggravation, eroticism often springs up as a compensation, no?" he said.
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Their rounded forms and pointed protrusions tease out a latent eroticism, while the composite constructions look almost mechanistic.
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Mr. Kiefer scrutinized Rodin's cutout drawings and plaster casts, infused with elements of medieval architecture and female eroticism.
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When it comes to sex and romance, you aim to whisk your lovers away with eroticism and fantasy.
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In the 1960s, anthropomorphic sculpture in the style of furniture proliferated, suggesting a latent eroticism in home design.
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Olive helped him research sorority initiation rituals; they concluded that the rituals were sites of intense same-sex eroticism.
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In his feverish, almost phantasmagoric journey, he creates a topography of desire, where eroticism, identity, and loneliness are inextricable.
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Going beyond reflex erections, Brian thinks it's also odd that nudist culture attempts to erase any sign of eroticism.
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Despite being filmed in a convenience store parking lot, "Like I Love You" is extremely generous in its eroticism.
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In a nonverbal paroxysm of grief, as unmistakable as the eroticism of Clouds, Maureen waits, then waits some more.
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Finally, his muscles relaxed, enough for her to feel safe about slipping back into the eroticism of the moment.
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For all the playful eroticism that "Cuchi-cuchi" has grown to represent, however, its origin is unrelated to sex.
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Weisz inhabited Ronit with great eroticism and authenticity, to glowing reviews from mainstream critics and the queer community alike.
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No longer dominated by Catholicism, Christianity became a lot more complicated, but the eroticism of Jesus has remained constant.
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Americans do lecherous, off-color comedy with great gusto, but they tend to get nervous about sensuality and eroticism.
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By the time she made Summer Night, Wertmüller had more than earned the right to belittle hokey, Hollywood-style eroticism.
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And at no point is menstruation treated like a sexual deterrent — it's actually a major source of the film's eroticism.
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The eroticism of her paintings has spurred controversy in the past because of their subject's youthful appearance and 'innocent' disposition.
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What's missing here isn't only an open understanding of fan culture, but also an adult approach to eroticism and sex.
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The eroticism between these characters is febrile, weighted with guilt and mutual disgust, and complicated by their extreme economic disparity.
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Too big a scale and eroticism decreases — perhaps because it is too hard to relate to a 15-foot woman.
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Meiselas captured them both gazing off to a point outside the frame — a shared private moment tingling with youthful eroticism.
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They are: drunken rambling, cryptic remarks that confuse everyone, offensiveness (accidental or otherwise), pontification, and my personal favorite, unnecessary eroticism.
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You can sense him feeling out the forms as he made them, their tumid sensuality feeding off his immersive eroticism.
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Men and women, they said, have engaged in same-sex eroticism throughout the Muslim world, as evidenced by Arabic poetry.
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By way of his cast's mercurial verbal jousting and gestural elegance, Stillman captures the exquisite eroticism of high-society manners.
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In her own schlocky way, she inadvertently disrobed the sterility of what so often passes for eroticism in our age.
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But two decades after his death, Blanchon's work is still subversive and witty, and still charged with radical queer eroticism.
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These choices, combined with Breder's more informally posed bodies, imbue his photographs with an eroticism that's sublimated in Rasmussen's work.
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Which is not to say that Lloyd's Shrew ignored the comedy and the eroticism that gives the play such sparkle.
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Italian film director Bernardo Bertolucci, whose career defined scandal and evoked eroticism and sumptuous beauty, has died of cancer in Rome.
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"Its calculated eroticism is enough to make you long for the tyranny of the male gaze," Stephanie Zacharek wrote for Salon.
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The vigor of their young bodies is on display too, an eroticism echoed in the ancient art studied by Elio's father.
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Utagawa Hirokage has a special humor, which, though at times edging on corny, is often sly and even tinged with eroticism.
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A top 21960 hit in its own right, "Hours" showcased the nuances in Berry's vocals, capturing equal parts longing and eroticism.
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The exhibition brochure considers desire, fear, eroticism, as well as abjection, the disintegration of barriers and even the evocation of death.
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Her eroticism dwells in the crook of an elbow, a pulse seen in a bicep; never in language or simple romance.
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But Zellweger slinks through them with a pantherlike eroticism we've seldom seen from the "Bridget Jones" star, and it suits her.
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Any possible eroticism is warped by a face-blurring mask, his mouth like a vacant glory-hole, with golf-ball cheekbones.
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And although Giacometti's early sculptures explore how eroticism playfully undercuts "reality," he would cut ties with the Surrealist Movement by 1935.
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The Chinese runway, like the Chinese theatre, is a place where fantasy and eroticism have a freedom that is repressed elsewhere.
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It doesn't really focus on the eroticism of sex work or the idea that strippers are sexy and glamorous at all.
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Do I in fact hate her for that?) and eroticism (Is she so wonderful that I want to sleep with her?).
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As in so much of the artist's work, the eroticism is radical; Eros is life, death, sex, childhood, aging, intake and outflow.
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There was always been the brash eroticism of booty-house, or the sensual depths of pretty much everything Moodymann has ever made.
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They concealed teenage themes in the belly of very scary eroticism/sexism, and that always felt high-key acceptable for my gender.
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While that heightens the drama and eroticism of the moment, it still frames extreme danger as an excuse to ask the question.
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The film doesn't so much eroticize this teenager and her virginity; rather, it invites her to relish in her own innate eroticism.
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Every image on "Hannibal" is charged with artistry, eroticism, or both; the show's carnage is overwhelming, but it's not played for realism.
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I thought the love scene in the seaside cabin in Jennifer Egan's "Manhattan Beach" was a tour de force in restrained eroticism.
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According to Art Story, he was known for his flamboyant personality, and his work often conveyed themes of eroticism, death and decay.
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Far from shunning eroticism or fetishism, they assert that collage in the queer tradition can be deployed for more socio-political designs.
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Get the VICE App on iOS and Android The opening credits of Kiki: Love to Love are an exercise in playful eroticism.
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But it seems much clearer that the early comics' playful eroticism was meant as a love letter to the woman Marston cared about.
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"Dancers at the Black Eagle" has a light, fleshy eroticism, while the scrawled black lines of "Mardi Gras" pick out a sinister trio.
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That night didn't go as planned—no heightened sensuality or eroticism, just upper-spine discomfort and the profound sense of being an outsider.
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Related: [NSFW] Gorgeous Watercolor Nudes Exude Feminine Eroticism This is You When You're Alone Missing Somebody Sensual, Ethereal Watercolors Reinterpet the Female Form
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This show of formality served as a foil for the absurdist eroticism that Mr. Paik was bent on infusing into the classical tradition.
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"It's not just about eroticism, its about how we confront ourselves with sexuality, how we deal with the topic in society," she says.
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At the same time, a frank eroticism spreads throughout the work, from the bulging pants to David's mostly bare chest and exposed nipple.
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The only criteria for entering the competition is that the art explore eroticism and sensuality, and not exceed one square foot in size.
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The current iteration, featuring an awkwardly executed experiment in lesbian eroticism, has lost dramatic coherence, but it still succeeds as a variety show.
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And that, at Marni, Francesco Risso had eschewed decade-hopping and heritage-referencing to actually dare to delve into the scary subject: eroticism.
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It occurred to me that the question of eroticism and love in all its dimensions lucidly threaded all of her work, and her life.
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The more extreme versions resemble the Expressionism of Emil Nolde, a far cry from the sublimated eroticism and serene fatalism of her later work.
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Even something loosely coherent like Jean Genet's "Un Chant d'Amour," from 1950 and set, yes, in a men's prison, opts for eroticism before tragedy.
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Significant physical trauma due to anal eroticism is rare, and most cases that have required medical attention have been attributed to activities like fisting.
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Thus, through his skill as an extraordinary draughtsman, Schiele was able to play with a tantalizing eroticism, making his nudes achingly stretch and shiver.
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Open artistic sexuality has broadened the possibilities for eroticism in art, but like your Grandpa says, there's magic in leaving something to the imagination.
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Salome's dance, charged with eroticism and menace, is instead here a working-through of her traumatic memories of being sexually molested as a child.
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As not-so-vague metaphors for sex and intimacy, the fusion dances are incredibly personal, and often charged with an electric jolt of eroticism.
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Hang's unique arrangements of nude models, usually his friends, conveyed a casual eroticism that often earned him censure from the Chinese government, including his arrest.
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Had that been the case, however, he could have stopped with the two women and the dog — whose peculiarly brooding expression alone complicates the eroticism.
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But Wicker Man still built a significant reputation over the years, based on word of mouth about its frank eroticism, building dread, and unforgettable ending.
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He describes his production of Shostakovich's surreal comedy, "The Nose"—to be revived in Sydney later this month—as "a phantasmagoria of paranoia and eroticism".
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It's not always clear what is happening in his pictures, but often there's a sense of something ominous, a lurking mix of eroticism and violence.
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Indeed, eroticism in art has appeared in whatever form art has taken, and our exhibition will take the viewer on a journey through the centuries.
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By contrast, Vondal's work is marked by gentle pastels, layered collage elements (his own cut-up drawings along with pebbles and toothpicks), and dreamy eroticism.
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Hang's unique arrangements of nude models, usually his friends, conveyed a casual eroticism that often earned him censure from the Chinese government, including his arrest.
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The film is shot from the perspective of Francesca Johnson and we watch her joyously embracing her own eroticism, and indeed lust, for Robert Kincaid.
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Leighton's "The Sluggard" (21-21904) is a sensuous sculpture of a male youth inspired by Michaelangelo's "Dying Slave" disguising its eroticism behind a classical Greek façade.
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It's reminiscent of the eroticism in Killing Eve and even Sharp Objects, when all that obsessive attention turns — if only for a moment — curious and desirous.
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As clichéd as this scene may now appear, its corrupted mix of hate and passion constituted my eight-year-old self's first introduction into cinematic eroticism.
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However, there seems no pathway to address the ageism and biblical rigidity of a society that spends billions on youthfulness and eroticism and nothing on thought.
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As fewer films explore sex and the nature of desire on screen, Campion astutely demonstrates how eroticism can explore the limits of the self and society.
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And the steamily claustrophobic look of the intense scenes between Ms. Winslet and Mr. Keitel have an eroticism that will not surprise viewers of 'The Piano.
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Part of what made him such a controversial figure was that his physicality and blatant eroticism were beamed directly into American living rooms all over the country.
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In essence, the reason "Like I Love You" is such an iconic piece of early naughts eroticism comes down to this: Timberlake is ripe in the video.
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As an aspect of fetish culture, male infantilism lacks the threatening power dynamic of BDSM, or the eroticism of photographs showing people at the moment of orgasm.
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They were seen as somewhat subversive for their exploration of love and lust, airing same-sex eroticism in an era when women were supposed to be chaste.
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His flair for eroticism, found in nude subjects, is often a source of criticism, with some claiming his work objectifies the female body through the male gaze.
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It's also been one of the few mainstream social networks to welcome pornography and eroticism, including amateur posts focusing on niche interests and user-created, erotically themed art.
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The eroticism of having a threesome can linger for long after the actual sex act goes down, providing a libido injection into your relationship for weeks to come.
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Smoczyńska is surely a fan of the 1960s Japanense cult horror film House; her film has a similar give-no-fucks combination of violence, eroticism, and musical sequences.
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Rather, they're subtle enough to simply suggest a slightly broader conceptualization of eroticism—one that intentionally doesn't end, as the vast majority of porn does, with male ejaculation.
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It seems unlikely that we'd even be having this discussion if the film was not about intimacy and eroticism, even if it still starred Reygadas and his family.
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It was a thirty second cutaway, but when people wrote to me about the movie, that was the scene that was filled with the most eroticism for them.
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The once playful tint of fragile ballerinas, Bubble Yum and Malibu Barbie has flexed some muscle of late, taking on overtones of sociopolitical protest, transgression and unalloyed eroticism.
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"Given our history, we thought it would be interesting to partner with one of the masters of modern cartoon eroticism, Milo Manara," Mr. Pruniaux said in an interview.
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In Giacometti's post-Surrealist sculptures, represented here by the lithe, naked, and steadfast "Standing Woman" (1952), his earlier sly, nonfigurative eroticism is transformed into existential, or ontological, sadomasochism.
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Mr. Farneti said there was some debate whether it was fitting "to bring back eroticism on the cover of a women's magazine" in this era of women's empowerment.
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There are beautiful, muscle-bound men in taut uniforms and gleaming leather, secretive encounters in moonlit parks, outrageous scenes of eroticism around swimming pools and in leather clubs.
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There's a weird, creepy eroticism to those books that is calibrated to speak precisely to the sexual and romantic fantasies of teenage girls, and I was a teenage girl.
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If that artist is Austyn Weiner, the result is a curious mix of abstraction and eroticism, with a vivid, geometric presentation that leaves viewers wondering what they're looking at.
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Although just a fraction of the artist's entire volume, they relay Hirokage's special humor, which, though at times edging on corny, is often sly and even tinged with eroticism.
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While eroticism may be a conduit to liberation for some women, pornography is its own animal, and invites a host of thorny issues in relation to female self-determination.
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Suddenly the intimate nudes — almost all recognizable likenesses of Claire — took on an amplified, neon eroticism that felt like his answer to the aggressiveness he admired in de Kooning.
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The machine-like bodies were ever-present and allowed a level of eroticism in art that was not generally permitted at the time as the state became more puritanical.
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It finds ecstasy in ennui; eroticism among people who rarely make physical contact; and a sense of profound eventfulness in a plot in which, all told, very little happens.
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But just as the ironic eroticism of Ms. Yuskavage's evocations of hippie-era free love differs from Gérôme's straight-faced Orientalism, so, too, do the markets for their works.
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Seemingly uncomplicated and improvisational, the works set off startling strings of associations and meaning, tearing through references to race, gender, eroticism, art, fashion, culture and history like crashing dominoes.
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Ultimately, if you want to have a good discussion about mortality and eroticism, this could be the perfect show for you and your new Tinder/Happn/Hinge/Bumble buddy.
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Whether she's recreating a famous icon or creating a new character, Elliott crafts women protagonists (and other creatures) marked by boldness, eroticism, and usually a pair of deeply expressive eyes.
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It was for the publication of his comic, Boiled Angel, which featured in its pages transgressive and grotesque imagery depicting violence, strange murders, rape, eroticism, and downright sacrilegious subject matter.
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And eroticism as an organizing criterion doesn't seem all that specific when it comes to Picasso: His work always has the same sunny leer whether it's explicitly sexual or not.
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In that same feature at Kotaku, I also spoke with localizer Brian Gray, who's worked with designers like Suda 51, also known for infusing their games with layers of eroticism.
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High society flocked to his events, which had an air of eroticism and culminated in the scantily clad appearance of the Goddess of Health—none other than the future Lady Hamilton.
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Indeed, the film's eroticism never stems from the crass desires of either Uncle Kouzuki or the count, who are both too creepily consumed by their own appetites to be remotely sexy.
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As a multidisciplinary artist, Ciriza relies on the senses to articulate what is usually left unsaid, creating and engaging in ritualistic performance with free-flowing currents of eroticism, horror, and fantasy.
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Aaron Johnson: I've always been interested in the grotesque and how humor and horror can butt up against each other, how repulsion and beauty can work together, or eroticism and death.
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Now, instead of associating them with eroticism, the artist prefers to define their drawings as intimate, because this adjective gives a more "personal, spontaneous and sincere" idea of what is presented.
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This reimagining of the classic, conceived, directed and choreographed by Austin McCormick, aims at eroticism and unlike other renditions, sticks around through mid-January, when some heat will indeed be welcome.
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Take for example, Horn's slender painting-machine and painting "Salome Body Fantasies" (23) that suggests a messy overcoming of the male fear of infinite female eroticism through studied and balanced consolation.
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Its suppressed eroticism may owe something to restrictive Roma and Catholic sexual mores: today, it's hard not to see in it a kind of feminine revenge for the cult of virginity.
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Elizabeth Jaeger is a young New York sculptor making an array of work in ceramics that explore the female form, eroticism, and the home in a breadth of ways, shapes and forms.
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White has a knack for using line breaks, italics, repetition, and lyric prose to craft poems that convey multifaceted narratives full of grace, rage, eroticism, and the deceptive simplicity of mundane moments.
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There's a way in which women's homosociality—think 'homoeroticism' without the eroticism—gets uplifted as a peak: the peak of progressive feminism, the peak of healthy relationships, the peak of platonic intimacy.
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In the wake of the obscenity trial that haunted the Robert Mapplethorpe show in the '90s, curators treated his brand of wholesome eroticism as if it was an advertisement for unprotected sex.
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If you were wearing deodorant or cologne, you were turned away in an instant, which makes sense, because the smell of men is part and parcel of the eroticism of gay sex.
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"Tristan" (which had its premiere in 1865), with its intense chromaticism and eroticism, begot a series of even more lurid operas, including "Salome" (1905), which Hans Neuenfels has directed for the Staatsoper.
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In the exhibition catalogue, curator and researcher Carla Acevedo-Yates argues that the works's implicit eroticism requires a homotextual reading, one where sexual difference is inferred and the heteronormative gaze is rejected.
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She also observes the affair between Xuan and their husband's oldest son, a relationship that brings conflict and tragedy to the clan and some heavy-breathing al fresco eroticism to the film.
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A technical feat where the larger than life piece rests on the ground without extra support, Mukherjee achieves a sense of eroticism that is never a singular, gratifying depiction of sexual pleasure.
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To make it about us, about love, desire and eroticism — the themes that will maybe help us to get out of the political mess we got ourselves into — I find extremely powerful.
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The themes included: "doing nothing," microscopic movements (raising an eyebrow, flicking fingers), violence, eroticism, dance history, obscenity, and politics — a "Brexit means Brexit" gesture made by Theresa May is even in there.
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" In "Contemporary Photographers," the curator and photographer Christian Caujolle wrote that Mr. Hamilton worked with only two fixed devices: "a clear pictorial intention and a latent eroticism, ostensibly romantic, but asking for trouble.
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Kahraman's paintings simultaneously convey eroticism, humiliation, and submission, while "She" confronts the viewer with a calm expression, compelling us to acknowledge the potential pleasure of viewing her body in a position of pain.
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Ponderosa Sun Club, the Indiana nudist nudist resort where the event is held, is typically a family-friendly club, but members oblige to the weekend of eroticism because it subsidizes their yearly fees.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads The RA exhibition presents Vallotton as a 'painter of disquiet', a description best suited to the psychological tension of his interiors and the chilled eroticism of his nudes.
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The result is a sort of hands-off eroticism; Janet had done "sexy" before, but for the private star, this felt like a concerted stripping down of layers, before even hearing a single note.
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But it's baffling to me that anyone could adapt a novel whose greatest strength is that it shows the thrill, madness, eroticism, and regret of sex, and decide to minimize those feelings and emotions.
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Partners who probe the meaning of an affair are better able to bring into their relationship what might have been missing, be it candour, eroticism or an awareness of a partner's allure to others.
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When does a chicken sandwich stop being just a chicken sandwich and begin to become an unrivaled bundle of steaming sexual dynamism and edible eroticism capable of bringing the world to its quivering knees?
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And this episode, in particular, scrapes away any eroticism on the surface, revealing all the tangled roots beneath: The families, the orphans, the killers and the cops — all are casualties of this Cold War.
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Eroticism (from eros, sexually suggestive symbolism) is here expressed with tongue in cheek: instead of being about passion or bodily desire, Todd James mocks the beauty standards that spawn fake tans and severe dieting.
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They start with a series of ink wash illustrations Ms. Dumas made to accompany a narrative Shakespeare poem, "Venus and Adonis," which inspired her to explore issues of eroticism, but also power and violence.
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Since her introduction in November 2014, Alexa has neither devolved into the malevolent intelligence predicted by Arthur C. Clarke nor ascended to the metaphysical eroticism promised by Spike Jonze (by way of Scarlett Johansson).
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The question of respectability was one that Fontana played with in her groundbreaking nude mythological paintings, which exude a uniquely believable eroticism and naturalness when compared to paintings of nudes by her male peers.
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"Eroticism is the key to freedom and freedom of speech," said Risso as he grabbed a gray checked wool blazer, deconstructed with bits of lipstick red satin poking unexpectedly through the open shoulder seams.
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Representing a multiplicity of artistic mediums and styles, Traux approaches his topic from virtually every angle while resisting the curatorial pitfall of meticulously categorizing (and thus anesthetizing) eroticism in art — a strategy that rarely works.
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There is a trajectory of self-seeing which moves from our placement within a white, masculine canon of homo-eroticism to a localized understanding of how whiteness influences what queerness means to Black gay men.
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That same body, in Western art, is contested: It has been condensed into the propulsive eroticism of the artistic impulse; it has fueled and fed the search for beauty and its domination by artistic form.
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By displaying the work of both artists in the same room together, the exhibition allows Lucas to candidly confront Rodin's representation of the nude body and the underlying eroticism seen in many of his works.
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The last thing a woman wants to be worrying about while in the heat of the moment is whether her arousal is an expression of her own distinct eroticism or a symptom of patriarchal oppression.
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He yearned to be a love poet on the order of Catullus (about whom Dunn has written a very good book), but had neither the talent nor the courage to reveal his eroticism so nakedly.
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For me, a woman who came of age with Lil' Kim and "Sex and the City," the idea feels like cutting off your nose to spite your face; eroticism is an irresistible source of pleasure.
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Such strategic productions prevented more nuanced and sincere ideas about queer women's pleasure, sensuality, and eroticism from entering the mainstream, rendering queer love invisible and offering straight, saccharine substitutes as stand-ins for the real thing.
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And so, in some of the best paintings of her career, Amy Sillman steps back from abstraction to reassert the ambiguous figurative motifs from her earlier paintings, which conjure cartoons, modernist abbreviation and a persistent eroticism.
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Mechanical analysis shows some connection with games of chance, but as sexual imagery is the most common decorative element on those machines, it is possible to connect their use with the eroticism of the Imperial cult.
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Of course eroticism is for a big part a psychological affair, and given that the famous pearl has some mysteries to it, it might actually tickle the brain more than any other part of the body.
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The Girls delves deeply into the potent and all-consuming intimacy of a teen girl friendship, into how it shimmers with shades of resentment and eroticism, and how unnervingly it can come to resemble a cult.
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Even then, some groups and thinkers held that nudism ought to be used to claw back stigmas about eroticism and other natural bodily functions, including those that can be misread as erotic, baked into American culture.
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Oliver can be an enticing celebrant of pure pleasure—in one poem she imagines herself, with a touch of eroticism, as a bear foraging for blackberries—but more often there is a moral to her poems.
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Coming close to achieving the modern listicle, Micro-Gram's jam-packed issue #4 lists 15 "Psychotomimetic Agents and Other Substances Affecting the Mind," including ayahuasca ("produces frenzy, visions, psycho-eroticism, and sleep"), and morning glory seeds.
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Whenever pop aesthetes assemble spritzy drum machines under chintzy keyboard hooks plus comforting softer washes of electronic texture to blur the edges and evoke light, one might ask whether the resulting music represents commercialism or eroticism.
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As a self-described solitary young man who wanted to be a cartoonist in high school, Murakami found inspiration in otaku culture and aspired to amplify its distinctive voice, with its expressive visual language and weird eroticism.
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And it's a far cry from the delicious licentiousness of the writings of the Muslim golden age, like Sheikh Nafzawi's "The Perfumed Garden of Sensual Delight," which tackled eroticism and the Kama Sutra without any hang-ups.
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Amid the displays of self-driving cars, drones, and smart devices, technologies such as virtual reality porn and Solana, a sex robot with several interchangeable faces, showed that the intersection of eroticism and tech remains big business.
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Johnson is a departure from the rueful, acerbic quipsters she has perfected onstage (in "Other Desert Cities" and "The Assembled Parties," for which she won Tonys), and Ms. Light brings a vibrant, thirsty eroticism to the part.
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Thomas Bradshaw, whom Mr. Harris cited as influencing his work's bold eroticism, programmed "'Daddy'" in a reading series at the New Group, where the artistic director Scott Elliott wanted to find a star for the lead role.
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"I had found a special place in that muxe space, in that complete world of fantasy, eroticism, contradictions — of many things I didn't know and which I have discovered and continue discovering and searching for," he said.
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Starting with Sigmund Freud's 1908 work "Character and Anal Eroticism," Allan shows how describing someone as having an "anal personality" may signal our need to take the anus, with all "its pleasures and its discomforts," and "repress" it.
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A restored print of "Ludwig" — almost four hours of opulent set design, languorous camera movements and ambient eroticism, featuring actors from various countries dubbed into Italian — will conclude Film Society's program with a weeklong run starting June 22.
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The Metrograph places the kinky eroticism of Nagisa Oshima's 5053 "Pleasures of the Flesh" (Monday and Wednesday) alongside Howard Hawks's 1941 screwball comedy "Ball of Fire" (Tuesday and Wednesday) and Rouben Mamoulian's 1932 musical "Love Me Tonight" (Wednesday).
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The streaming service continues its Halloween season celebration of Dario Argento's giallo horror films, a subgenre he helped develop in the '70s, which combines murder mystery with other genre elements like stylized gore, transgressive eroticism and the supernatural.
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In this show, titled "Check to see if still dead inside," it leaves eroticism teasing but unsensational, and may have provided a way for an artist living with a constant threat of erasure to deal with that idea.
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For me, it's the combination of Kat's take-no-bullshit personality and Ledger's charisma, and the way they combine to preserve the playful eroticism of the source material while excising the misogyny, that makes 10 Things a classic.
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That mixture of resentment and eroticism is what finally leads Rayanne to sleep with Angela's ex-boyfriend on My So-Called Life, and it's what leads Evie, the protagonist of Girls, to come dangerously close to committing murder.
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Yet Picasso's youthful efforts never achieve the scorching power of the drawings Schiele did at the same age, nor did he, at any stage of his career, come close to the velvety eroticism Klimt infuses into his ghostly croquis.
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Many, perhaps most of us, are willing to enjoy paintings of women by Pablo Picasso notwithstanding his obvious sadism; or by Gustave Courbet, allowing for his frankly salacious eroticism; or by Paul Cézanne, for their oddly gawky formal qualities.
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Washed in a delightful soundtrack of crooners and early pop stars (a recent scene, scored to the sexy come-on of April Stevens's "Teach Me Tiger," perfectly captures the eroticism of inexperience), the program excels at easily digested grit.
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Seamlessly integrating meticulous woodcarving with car parts from the nearby auto repair shops and other flotsam, artists Guyodo (Frantz Jacques), Evel Romain, Jean Herard Celeur, and André Eugène construct chimerical hybrids that invoke death and eroticism in equal measures.
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And somehow, they are aware that I make films with a focus on eroticism, where people are often naked — they get together, they kiss, and they have sex — though obviously they don't understand everything this involves, because of their age.
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First, it denies the obvious eroticism of female nudes such as Manet's "Olympia" (1863) and Ingres' "Grande Odalisque" (1814) whose sexual content has been neutered by what Nanette Salomon, an American art historian, calls "the fiction of the 'purified' art object".
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At MoMA PS1, the installation of Fuses in a small, dark room with theater seats conjures a feeling of illicitness, the thrill of an adult movie theater, but the film is remarkable for the unabashedness of its eroticism and experimentation.
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He was initially drawn to the intense eroticism of "Fingersmith," about a lesbian con artist in Victorian England, as well as to the English countryside setting, but for his adaptation, he instead set the story in 1930s Japanese-occupied Korea.
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She writes in the style of one who knows better than to linger too long on the eroticism of her memories — one who has learned the hard way how crucial it is to keep dangerous rushes of euphoric recall in check.
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As Ms. Ruff's Berenice relates this, in a thrumming voice that turns everyday eroticism into something celestial, the theater is silent with the raptness that descends when we are afforded a blessed, 360-degree view of an opaque person's inner life.
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His work captures the surrealism, grace, eroticism and mystery that defines his lived experience as a muxe and that of everyone else he knew, but which has been left out of the images made by photographers from outside the community.
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It makes sense that her exaggerated sexual boasts project exact bodily control rather than general eroticism, and that such control sharply contrasts with the zonked, submerged fantasies of unconscious transcendence depicted by neoambient rappers like Travis Scott and Post Malone.
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Among her sources of inspiration is a modest Congolese "prestige stool" in the Met's collection that Ms. Mutu admires for its earthiness — the figure's knees are on the ground, rather than a pedestal — and for the eroticism of her parted thighs.
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A daringly inventive scene of Birkin in the nude—a slow tracking shot from her toes to her face, scanning her body like a landscape and ending in a confrontational closeup—conveys an eroticism that's vibrant with complicity and breathless curiosity.
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The remaining three seasons are Plato's Cave, described by the artist as a time of atavism, myth, and past/present collisions; The Eccentric, the season of role playing and identification with popular culture; and Bunny, the season of interiority and comedic eroticism.
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All things considered, it would be reasonable to assume that "Barbie Girl"—or even follow-up single, the slightly soppier but still heavily couched-in-playful-eroticism "Doctor Jones"—marked the moment Aqua was spending, as well as making, the most money.
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His romantic scenes with both the Marschallin and Sophie are filled with barely veiled eroticism, titillating us with forbidden passions, while his scene as a woman seducing and being seduced by the Baron Ochs makes a "travesty" of the heterosexual gender masquerade.
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And it is here that it often feels as if the two artists are exhibited in parallel, with the themes of eroticism, then ideas of time, energy, quantum theory, space, and optics, as mere starting points for a similar free-fall association exercise.
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With so much pared away in the staging, the weird intensity of the libretto's poetry is stronger and less jarring, its tumble of eroticism and morbidity more evocative; the sense that the bomb has contaminated these characters and their relationships is more explicit.
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This proudly explicit program draws an implicit line from the fully clothed eroticism of "Double Indemnity" (Friday and Tuesday) and "Vertigo" (Sunday and Monday) to the more-unbuttoned pastiches of those films made by Brian De Palma ("Femme Fatale," Tuesday and Feb.
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A fizzy slow jam laced with Autotuned entendre that grinds all over the line separating mockery and genuine affection, "La Croix Boi" turns on the assumed eroticism of the ultra-trendy "water juice," celebrating the brand's tongue-tickling bubbles and range of flavors.
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This collection, spanning the last 75 years of poetry, weaves together the words of Nikki Giovanni, Louse Gluck, Jane Hirshfield, Audre Lorde, Sharon Olds, and Adrienne Rich; and fuses together moments of eroticism at its orgasmic pinnacle to daily habits of arousal.
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Harkening back to supernatural thrillers like Rosemary's Baby, and to the many, many Hammer Horror witchcraft movies, Chilling Adventures also plays up the eroticism of the demonic, and the idea that choosing a life of evil also means eagerly opting in to carnal hedonism.
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Although more commonly associated with idyllic landscapes and other renderings of natural life, the delicate, fluid quality of watercolor painting is also well-suited for portraying human eroticism, a notion that Russian painter Valéria Ko is certainly aware of and fully embraces in her work.
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We say this not to needle you into committing some act of soupy eroticism should you happen to run into Phan—because you totally shouldn't—but to state, in the creepiest way possible, that Charles Phan is the go-to man for all things pho.
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I'd guess because the book's frank eroticism would in those days have been considered an embarrassment to the nation, given the poet's day job as a diplomat, and so it saw the light of day only in 1974, three years after its author's death.
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A pink film version of a Michael Haneke lecture, the director peels back the layers of the relationship between two performers as they are haunted by memories of the past and each other, as well as the relationship the audience has with eroticism onscreen.
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But the process of forcing myself to step outside of the realm of the internet, where my exhibition is hiding behind a screen, made me realize that I still had a lot of issues to work through in regards to my body and eroticism.
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Ms. Dumas did the 22012 works here to illustrate a new Dutch translation of Shakespeare's "Venus and Adonis," and although she has not shied from sex before, here her usual bluntness gives way to a rapturous eroticism in which ink has its own salaciousness.
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Meanwhile, the centrality of eroticism in Powers's narrative necessitates a de-emphasis on canonical artists without an obvious erotic component to their personas (Louis Armstrong, Bob Dylan), and inconclusive glosses on others (Chuck Berry, Michael Jackson) whose sexual and racial stories are more complicated.
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There are video installations devoted to wine's role in religion, mythology, eroticism and the arts, with special attention paid to the history of viticulture in Bordeaux and the surrounding region of Aquitaine, where some of the world's best wine has been harvested for two millenniums.
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With compelling eroticism, Mr Crummey depicts them awakening to their physical selves; Ada first learned of pleasure when, at nine, she pressed herself against the keel of the boat that Evered and their father were preparing for the season, by raking oakum from its seams.
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But their dynamic, charged with both violence and eroticism, is so compelling that it's easy to see why so many directors and writers keep returning to Shrew, searching for a way to retell it that doesn't feel like a ringing endorsement of domestic abuse.
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Mixing comedy and musicals with strong doses of eroticism and political satire, the genre leaned heavily on the virtuosity of the show girls, or vedettes, like Ethel and Gogó Rojo, who sold out shows with their ability to simultaneously sing, dance, act, and charm the audience.
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When: Friday, December 30–Wednesday, January 4 Where: The Cinefamily (611 North Fairfax Avenue, Fairfax District, Los Angeles) With its saturated color palette, occult eroticism, and loving attention to retro wardrobe and sets, The Love Witch is an homage to classic Eurosleaze cinema of the '333s.
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Much of the magazine is given over to the eroticism of the automobile — there are photos of Mr. Ocean looking blissful around cars, a spread of racecar drivers deep in thought, a striking photo shoot of nude young Chinese men draped on and in a compact sedan.
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With promiscuity and sexual freedom at the heart of gay culture's many daring cultural innovations, we went on to elevate erotic photography to high art with Mapplethorpe, shepherd the birth of House music at the Paradise Garage, and test publishing's limits with Dennis Cooper's transgressive eroticism.
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Tingle's desire to live as other objects and explore anthropomorphic eroticism with them is not all that unusual: Otherkin (people who want to live as other animals or fantasy creatures) are numerous, and "objectkin" exist, though the concept is typically seen by the "-kin" community as trolling.
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If anything, he's even more of a cipher; the eroticism is even more unspoken than on prior albums, where the slightest nudge-nudge wink-wink was all it took for fans to imagine this goofy child with a mop haircut and buck teeth ravishing them by candlelight.
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The straightforward explicitness of the imagery is a hallmark of François Ozon, the film's director (his best known films include the thrillers "See the Sea" and "Swimming Pool"); the juxtaposition is very Georges Bataille (he wrote a piece of outré eroticism titled "Story of the Eye").
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The sensuousness — eroticism, even — of the stroking motions also evokes the dynamics of a man's romantic conquest, and the inherent menace of violence therein: the image of man as hunter, catching his prey (a woman), and stroking her to the point of a petite mort (or worse).
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Art like Mr. Roth's that can explore how social norms about gender and sexuality deform a large percentage of our population and mire it in violence, rage, shame and a kind of zombie-fied eroticism will be valuable for as long as this warped setup exists.
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If the alt-right is correct about anything, it's that we should — in this one instance — keep that very window of discourse open, to strip Nazi ideology once and for all of the taboo eroticism it's had since Leni Riefenstahl captured some strapping Aryan boys on camera.
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When: September 7063–October 7053 Where: Alexander Gray Associates (7043 W 7033th Street, Chelsea, Manhattan) Last year, Alexander Gray Associates chronicled nearly five decades of Joan Semmel's painting, from abstraction in the 7023s to recent nude self-portraits that offer a vulnerable perspective on eroticism and desire.
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Devoid of any sort of eroticism, the central characters in "[email protected] (Orange)" (2008) and "[email protected] (Teal)" (2008) stand out as much for their orange- and teal-colored bodies, augmented by a severe black background, as they do for the way they hold their own.
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It was the era of the feminist movement's acrimonious "sex wars," during which the anti-porn faction—Andrea Dworkin, Catharine MacKinnon, Robin Morgan, Gloria Steinem—battled with "pro-sex" feminists and S/M enthusiasts like Rubin, who believed they were broadening the boundaries of female power and eroticism.
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These airy creatures, in near-transparent dress, were part of the radical reorientation of ballet in the decades after the French Revolution, away from the courtly and masculine dances of kings and toward a more popular and feminized art of dreams, eroticism, the irrational, and otherworldly flights of imagination.
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A focus on Marini's nudes, with their relative calm and stylistic stasis, makes for a very different set of associations than, say, a study of his horses and riders, which undergo severe transformations before, during, and after the war, from bucolic innocence to satirical eroticism to apocalyptic disintegration.
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The text in those last lines may be fictional, but it sums up in a real way how Schneemann's work has been dismissed for decades by critics of all kinds, namely men who could not accept her deep-rooted feminism and feminists who found her focus on eroticism misplaced and pornographic.
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The study, which included thousands of people in both monogamous and polyamorous setups, found that people in polyamorous relationships may better be able to experience both nurturance (the comfort and security associated with long-term relationships) and eroticism (sexual pleasure and passion associated with new partnerships) at the same time.
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Notes for gourmets in The Cook, the Thief, His Wife, & Her Lover (1989) Taking place in a French fine dining restaurant, Peter Greenaway's infamous, beautifully-costumed romantic crime drama is a scandalous commentary on class and power, with tons of food-as-eroticism imagery packed between secret trysts and horrific murders.
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But even that eroticism is destabilized, in that Fini is partially hiding her face behind the mask of Thalia, the ancient muse of comedy, while the painting on the wall behind her, a veiled self-portrait, depicts an anonymous, dark-haired goddess wandering in a gossamer robe, unanchored from history.
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I love, and have always loved, Little Women because of its perversity, because of the way its characters often work against their own best interests (Meg marries the worst man of all time basically to stick it to old Aunt March), and because of its anger and eroticism (consider the sausage pillow!).
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Although today critics accept novelists' and TV writers' portrayals of vampires as complicated characters, critics at the time ravaged the book for its humane treatment of vampires and frank description of sexuality: "To pretend that it has any purpose beyond suckling eroticism is rank hypocrisy," wrote Edith Milton in the New Republic.
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Although today critics accept novelists' and TV writers' portrayals of vampires as complicated characters, critics at the time ravaged the book for its humane treatment of vampires and frank description of sexuality: "To pretend that it has any purpose beyond suckling eroticism is rank hypocrisy," wrote Edith Milton in the New Republic.
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" Throughout the book, La Melia puns on the (eye)lash as a whip (one section, for instance, is titled "8 Lashes of Baby's Breath") and calls attention to its eroticism in lines like: "Is the Eyelash all I need to draw to make a perversity?" and "The lower baby-doll Eyelashes are very, very innocent.
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The softly tailored jackets; the sensual knit sweaters; the penumbral colors; the mannered insouciance of models disporting themselves on the runway; the summery legerity of a passage of white garments; the sense of a particularly romantic form of gay eroticism, soon to merge with mainstream culture, can be laid to Mr. Armani as part of his legacy.
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The look, feel, and eroticism of Rodin's drawings are reprised in a series of images done in watercolor and pencil on plaster-coated cardboard that Kiefer bound into books, a dozen of which are presented in vitrines lining a corridor-like gallery, with the words "les cathédrales de France" written across the wall in Kiefer's elegant script.
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That contrivance and the stolen glances it entails gives "Portrait of a Lady on Fire" an extra frisson of danger, even if Sciamma and her audience know exactly where this will lead: Drenched in fetishistic pleasures (those bodices!) and a faint mist of tragedy, the film is less about the narrative itself than its attempt to marry eroticism and feminist theory.
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She has a zest for bold assertions, and some of them land: Her attention to the physical intimacy between Creole women and their black servants, the domestic eroticism of "gospel mothers," the sensuous intimacy of soft rock, and the puritan sexual disgust of punk are all useful diversifications from the bawdy journey through national puberty that is the book's primary narrative.
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As James McKay and Helen Johnson write in a 22012 article published in Social Identities, about what they called the "pornographic eroticism and sexual grotesquerie in representations of African American sportswomen," even so-called complimentary commentary about Williams's athleticism is often grounded in stereotypes about black people (animalistic and aggressive) and black women specifically (masculine, unattractive, and overly sexual at once).
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ORLAN's striptease shoots an arrow from the sacred to the profane, a full unmasking of Bernini's barely disguised eroticism, while Wilke's performance is more ambiguous: her transformation from a Roman goddess to a transgendered Christ is too pointed to be unadulterated fun and too joyful for calculated blasphemy; either way, the apparent transition from paganism to Christianity occurs without the artist placing a value judgment on either.
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A serial image of one of her "stock company" of actors, as the artist called them — the Dildo Dancer, copied from a Grecian urn, or the Celtic fertility goddess Sheela-Na-Gig — creates a pattern that intensifies the figure's formal qualities while defusing its shock value, in effect normalizing the experiences of women — female eroticism and childbirth — that count among the most foreign to the male gaze.
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The camera lingers on the two women, aestheticizes them, yet doesn't reduce or objectify them—and this magic trick is performed as though it's easy, as though many conventions that have long been naturalized can drop away without even needing to be subverted, as though you can just snip the misogyny out of classical painting, eroticism, romance, out of so many areas of high culture, and leave their energy and beauty uncontaminated.
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" Since then, the list of writers considered for the award has encompassed a wide swath of genres and levels of critical acclaim: Tom Wolfe, Norman Mailer, and Manil Suri have won the award, as have lesser known authors, like Wendy Perriam, whose passage from Speak Softly won her the 2002 prize by virtue of its fixation on the eroticism of pin-stripes: "Weirdly, he was clad in pin-stripes at the same time as being naked.
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Watching Fifty Shades Darker, a movie that seems to have been sleepwalked through by everyone involved (composer Danny Elfman, who has written some of the most majestically anarchic film scores in recent memory, seems to have simply pressed the "vague eroticism" button on his keyboard and left the room), I came away with a deep sense of respect for Dakota Johnson, who has the incredibly unenviable task of making Ana Steele seem like a real person.
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Among the most memorable are the Russian collective AES+F's sleek and silly three-channel video work "Inverso Mundus" (2015); Alicja Kwade's intriguing concrete wall and mirror installation "Out of Ousia" (2016), which plays with perceptions of what is original and what is a replica; and Padmini Chettur's video installation "Varnam" (2016), which explores the nostalgic remains of eroticism and romantic love — the term "varnam" referring to the central section in a classical Bharatanatyam dance performance.
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