Sex In NYC Is The Theme Of New Midtown Exhibit

Raunchy sex-in-NYC tales are at the center of the “Fuck Stories” exhibit at the Spring/Break Art Show in Midtown. The 60 anonymous storytellers responded to ads posted throughout the city that said, “Call us to spill it all … your most raucous, your most bizarre … the dirty, and the strange.” The tales can be heard by picking up one of 10 phones in the simulated “call center” at the exhibit.

One story recounts oral sex in a tree, while another confesses to yearly texts commemorating a past threesome. One woman was left feeling “defiled” after a night filled with naughty toys because her partner seemed more interested in his PlayStation. “Our exhibit is like a ‘fuck you’ to the art world in a lot of ways,” says one of the artists involved in the X-rated exhibit.

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