Articles & Press Releases

On this page our press items begin in the Summer of 2021.

Sierra Magazine

Mar 5, 2022

The Earth is sexy. Annie Sprinkle had a sense of that even as a child, skinny-dipping in the glacial lakes of the High Sierra. Beth Stephens felt those same stirrings as a kid growing up in Appalachia, when she straddled bucking horses for rodeos. In 2008, Sprinkle...

BD OWENS REVIEWS “ASSUMING THE ECOSEXUAL POSITION” BY BETH STEPHENS AND ANNIE SPRINKLE

Feb 3, 2022

Beth Stephens and Annie Sprinkle collaborative art and activism practice has reached a broad range of audiences through their feature length films Goodbye Gauley Mountain: An Ecosexual Love Story (2014) and Water Makes Us Wet: An Ecosexual Adventure(2017). Their...

San Francisco Chronicle

Jan 3, 2022

The Earth Lab SF got some great newspaper coverage in December 2021 when a fabulous man about town, staff writer Tony Bravo imbedded with us for three days. Award-winning photographer Lea Suzuki did a photo shoot in Holly Park in the Bernal Hill neighborhood. Tony...

eco/art/scot/land

Dec 21, 2021

BD Owens reviews the book, Assuming the Ecosexual Position.

Grist

Oct 12, 2021

It might be time to rethink our relationship with ‘Mother Earth’ When I was a little kid, a very close friend had a very cute oversized T-shirt with a childlike drawing of the Earth printed on it and the sweetly scripted commandment: “Love Your Mother.” The shirt was...