The colorful pop-up museum, located in Greenwich Village, aims to reframe dialogue around sex work and advocate for its practitioners.
After a variety of different career endeavors, Jacqueline Francis knew she’d found a personal calling when she tried stripping for the first time., told HuffPost. “I was like, ‘Look at this money!’ It’s faster than any other money. That was it for me. I just did it and found it really interesting. I still find it interesting.”
, a New York exhibition that aims to reframe the dialogue and shatter the lingering, if cringingly outdated, stigma around sex work.The multimedia gallery, which opened Monday in the heart of Manhattan’s Greenwich Village neighborhood, comprises more than 50 pieces by 22 artists, 17 of whom have backgrounds in the sex industry.
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