I’ve stumbled upon Marilyn Minter’s work from Clayton’s fantastic Tumblr.</a> I was just in NY and went to see some of Marilyn’s work at Salon 94 and was pretty impressed. She blurs the line of high art and eroticism – when in all reality – these two subjects have always danced closely with one another. Today we look at them with a different lens. In some respects, dare I say, we are further repressed now then say two hundred years ago. Sexually repressed. </p> The images she’s been recently exploring are stunning, sexual, liquid, juicy. Some of them cross over into economic territory as well.</p> Spend some time and look through some of her work</a> and by all means watch green pink caviar.</a></p>