Featured Exhibitions

Presented at Grand Scheme of Things Ecosexual artist couple Beth Stephens and Annie Sprinkle (1960, 1954, US) build community by creating multidisciplinary art projects that envision the natural world, and sexuality, with fresh eyes. They question and expand...

In addition to performing at documenta, we were given an exhibition in the Neue Gallerie in Kassel. This exhibition presented our work to an international audience of artists, art lovers, writers, collectors, museum professionals, and gallerists. The carefully curated...

We had a two person exhibition at Jancar Gallery in Los Angels to being 2013.  We showed a lot of our older work that we made separately as well as work that we made together.  It was fun showing in LA and a lot of old friends, including Ron Jeremy and his entourage...

This exhibit explored visually shifting the metaphor from “Mother” Earth (someone who takes care of you) to “Lover” Earth (someone you desire to care for). We believe that if people regarded the earth as a lush Garden of Eden full of sensual pleasures, as a sweet...

We installed our green and blue year projects together, in an exhibit at Femina Potens Gallery in San Francisco. We called the show SEXECOLOGY: Making Love with the Earth, Sky and Sea. Exhibited were collages, drawings, photographs, texts, our wedding costumes and...

At the Trisolini Gallery, at Ohio University, we had an exhibit called Ecosexuals In Love. We displayed costumes and ephemera from our Wedding to the Earth, and Wedding to the Sky, as well as Beth’s Porn Star and Academic Bronzed Panty Collection, some breast cancer...

At the Kennedy Museum in Athens, Ohio, we exhibited costumes and wedding ephemera from our Purple Wedding to the Moon, and our Purple Wedding to the Appalachian Mountains. The exhibit included our ecosex pride flags by Cindy Baker and Megan Morman, a video of an...