The Sexist Is Live
Welcome, gentle reader, to The Sexist, the Washington City Paper’s new sex & gender blog. Here, find your daily dose of District news, features, events, and commentary on any and all things that touch on your bathing suit area.
Expect to see in-depth interviews, androgynous street style, investigative porn viewing, hard-hitting baby coverage, and no first-person accounts of sexual exploits with George W. Bush appointees.
The Sexist’s interests include feminism, dating, STD testing, fearing children, G, L, B, T, fucking, and David Bowie. The Sexist strikes quickly and without mercy. The Sexist cannot tell you How to Please Your Man.
The Sexist wants (nothing more than to hear from) you.
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Sounds like a great topic – or rather, topics – for this conservative area. Since taking over MOCA DC almost four years ago, I have emphasized nudity in the arts, both via exhibits of art on the wall, or sculptures on the floor, and in the nude activities in open drawing sessions and, more importantly, in the exhibits that allow nude art. Most notable of these is the regular March Erotic exhibits, the July A Celebration of the Figure (Only nude works allowed) and November’s Heads or Tails (Portrait and Tasteful Backsides). While nudity in itself isn’t sexist, these exhibits always include a lot of work that tends to deal with the human form in sexist ways.