We’re finally inching our way toward summer which means it’s starting to heat up out there. Since things are getting steamy outside, we thought we’d steam up your social media feeds with some eroticism.

In this interview with Denver-based collagist and art show organizer, Tatum Elizabeth, discusses the evolution of her work, whether or not it is erotic, and how nude images can be ethically sourced to create art work.

In this interview with Ashley Morgan, we discuss her dreams of love and fame, how she discovered her connection to erotic art, and how art can play a role in the celebration of personal and bodily autonomy.

The sun is shining and your feed is in need of new erotic artists.

This April, let’s take a look at the work of @ima.line, @chernyart, @curphillsart, @snegwy and @etiennegros.

A few years ago, we marveled at the beauty of 90’s porn tape design and now I want to take a look at something a little more specific—the advertisements in adult magazines from that same time.

Steffie Notion and I have planned on collaborating for a while. We are finally excited to announce a new series at The Cherry Street Confessional— The Slutty Confessional.

The cherries aligned when we first came across Cherry Slurpeexx on Instagram. The bold, strong photos she was posting, and of course all the cherries, caught our eye immediately.

It’s funny how each month we recommend you go to Instagram to follow erotic artists that we love despite the platform being one of the worst for us to share our work.

What else would we do, direct you to X? Not likely.

The creation of erotic art is not merely a solitary endeavor—it is also an act of exhibitionism, inviting viewers into the intimate world of the artist's imagination.

So much of the erotic art process revolves around exploring one’s connection to their body, identity, or sexuality. Hallie Baker (Scissor and Stitch) is doing just that with their work.

In anticipation of Valentine's Day just around the corner, immerse yourself in the admiration of these 5 erotic artists and their amazing bodies of work.

Just about every Friday night, you’ll find Chris Wellman on stage somewhere in Denver hosting a comedy show. These shows aren’t particularly mainstream. Sure, there will be stand-up, but on some of those nights, Wellman is totally naked. On others, he’s being set on fire or pierced with needles all in the name of bringing kink and comedy to his audiences.