This Saturday, you can see how more than 30 LGBTQ and ally artists interpret love, lust, and sexual empowerment at Metro Inclusive Health’s KINK. The event is one part art auction, one part fundraiser, and one part sexual empowerment. “We like to think of this as more than just an art show,” says Metro’s Chief Marketing & Experience Officer Brian Bailey. “It’s an art immersion experience.”
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As much as I love art, KINK is much more than just visual art. “The amazing art will draw our guests to this event, but the entertainment will definitely keep them there,” says Metro’s Fundraising and Events Coordinator Roosevelt Cevallos. The entertainment includes body painting, a live model gallery, burlesque, pole dancing, go-go boys, male strippers, leather boys, leather girls, and interactive fetish installations.
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