VEIL MACHINE PRESENTS E-VICTION ARTHOUSE / WHORE GALLERY AND PROTEST PLATFORM AUG 21st 12pm - AUG 22nd 12am
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DEAREST WH0RES, TRICKS, and CURIOUS ONLOOKERS,
Veil Machine would like to cordially invite you to:
E-VICTION, a digital arthouse wh0re gallery + digital protest platform.
WHEN: August 21, 2020, 12 pm- 12 am EST
WHERE: E-viction.net
COST: free to enter but donations welcome. Have your CashApp and Venmo ready to tip performers for boobs, intrigue, and art. We’ll also have an e-banned shop where you can purchase original art and sex objects.
WHAT: E-Viction will exist as a virtual arthouse / whore gallery for 12-hours before self-destructing. Log on during that time and be seduced by our virtual peepshow where you’ll have intimate encounters with sex workers and artists making art and sex live on cam. Scroll through performers’ ads, shop art and sex objects, learn about legislation that threatens sex workers and free speech online, join raunchy chat rooms, and RESIST digital gentrification. But be sure to tune in before it’s all gone at midnight.
WHY: E-Viction is a direct response to this global health crisis and the need for forms of digital protest as well as space for sex workers to exist online. In the midst of this global health crisis, most sex workers must work, gather, and organize online despite being targets of pervasive surveillance and deplatforming. By challenging SESTA/FOSTA and raising awareness around EARN IT, E-Viction is a protest.
Performers for the event include cherubirl, Darla deVour, Empress Wu, Heidi Darveaux, Isis, JEVX, Laur Elias Taylor, Lilith, Mama Maddox, Minxy Lopez, (m)Other, Squiggles.and.Sluts, Stasia Levone, Vivienne Vai, and Ze Royale.
E-Viction is produced as part of Eyebeam's Rapid Response for a Digital Future and supported by Kink Out Events.
ABOUT VEIL MACHINE:
Veil Machine is an art collective by Empress Wu, Cleo Ouyang, and Thea Luce that uses a relational and intimate art practice to explore problems of power, erotics, and identity in s3x/art work.
ABOUT EYEBEAM:
Technology’s effect on our future is always changing and difficult to understand. Through exploratory process and emotionally compelling output, Eyebeam believes that artists can help us visualize and realize a more just future. Through its annual residency program, highly engaged community of alumni, advanced tools and resources, and shows and events, Eyebeam helps artists bring their work to life and out into the world. Eyebeam enables people to think creatively and critically about technology’s effect on society, with the mission of centering artists in the invention and design of our shared future.
ABOUT KINK OUT:
Kink Out produces empowering events that bring people of intersectional identities with lived experience in BDSM culture and sex work together to share art, activism, work, and conversation.