(Sex)Work It!

This program rejects the tired separation of art and sex work, as if one were ‘culture’ and the other a ‘taboo’. Throughout history, sex work has mobilized revolutions, shaped aesthetics, and crafted stages. Sex workers challenge concepts of power, intimacy, labor, and vulnerability. Sex work is performance, choreography, and dramaturgy. It is a craft.

So where does art end and sex work begin?
Can they exist without each other?
And who decides?

Join us for the first (Sex) Work It! at Frascati. In collaboration with PIC (Prostitution Information Center), we are building a platform where sex workers can experiment with new art forms, share skills, collaborate, create, deconstruct, and reinvent their own narratives on their own terms. This isn’t ‘representation’. It’s self-authored expression, with no apologies, and no cultural gatekeeping.

This edition's performers will be announced soon.