Viewing erotic art is a form of activism. When you look at any piece of art and see the beauty or artistic merit contained within, you are creating a more sex positive world. By not limiting your appreciation to your own preferences, you transcend tolerance and accept the myriad ways eros manifests in others. Purchasing… Full Article »
Artist Reception and Opening Gala – Thursday, April 23rd. Come meet the artists and be among the first to see the art! Art Activist Society members get early admission for first dibs on purchasing art. Our Juries and Curators will host a panel discussion on the art selection process at 8pm. Find out how the… Full Article »
We like to reward the excited and enthusiastic Festival patrons who purchase their tickets early with the best deals. We want to make sure that everyone can enjoy the Festival so we have tickets starting as low as $10 for our Friday or Saturday afternoon Gallery Hours. Read about all your ticket options! This year… Full Article »
A Black Tie Affair Saturday, February 20 at 8:00pm at Steve Jensen Studios 21+ Buy my tickets! Join us in celebrating the Seattle Erotic Art Festival’s prestigious membership program, the Art Activist Society. You are cordially invited to an exclusive, black tie affair benefiting the Seattle Erotic Art Festival, at the stunning home of… Full Article »
Buy my tickets! We have updated the Black Tie Affair page with information about the silent auction and the incredible food Kim Black has cooked up for us. Take a look and just try to resist what he has planned for our palates! If you haven’t purchased your tickets yet, please do so before Friday… Full Article »
The Festival is a volunteer run event and we need you to #MaketheSEAFgo! Work along side like-minded folks to become a part of a vibrant sex positive community while gaining or honing valuable skills. Join us at the Center for Sex Positive Culture to see all the exciting things we are working on for this… Full Article »
Thank you to every artist who was brave enough to send their art to the juries and curators for consideration. I had to personally go through all the art and mark it accepted or declined based on the jury’s notes. It was an incredibly sad thing to decline your art. It’s a shame that we… Full Article »