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We’ve had a hard time dealing with art befriending porn. Historically, we’ve viewed art as the receptacle of our most honourable traits and values. Pornography, on the other hand, has been seen as dirty and shameful. To combine art and porn undermines the power of art to elevate us beyond our basest instincts.
Art continues to question and subvert gender inequality, power, and socio-cultural structures today. We hail many artworks with pornographic content as revolutionary and necessary. After all, is art not supposed to go above and beyond our expectations? Or to serve as an unsettling window on all of our flaws and vulnerabilities? Let’s take a look at several artists who have blurred the line between porn and art.
It would seem that the two categories are not mutually exclusive. What all of the above artworks have in common is that they elicit an emotional response in viewers. If we appreciate art for its ability to move us, for better or for worse, artists who straddle that fine line between art and porn meet the requirements.
Many creative voices have challenged the status quo by manipulating sexual content in their art, whether to break down taboos surrounding sexuality or to confront gender inequality. And, while sexual arousal may arise from observing an erotic artwork, it is not the only experience a viewer can have. Perhaps what differentiates art from porn is less exciting than the actual works that trigger us to question their distinction.
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