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OC: SEX WORKER HISTORY
KAYTLIN BAILEY: WHORE’s EYE’s VIEW + ANNIE SPRINKLE & BETH STEPHENS
In an exclusive SF appearance, one of the world’s most outspoken agents for the understanding and de-criminalization of prostitution presents her Whore’s Eye View–a mad dash through 10,000 years of history from a sex worker’s perspective. Equal parts history lecture, stand-up comedy, and personal storytelling, Kaytlin Bailey masterfully unpacks the age-old stigma surrounding the oldest profession. OC heroines Annie Sprinkle & Beth Stephens will join Kaytlin for a post-show Q&A. Tickets are tax- deductible, and benefit the non-profit media organization, Old Pros, whose mission is to change the status of sex workers in society. $15 -
LOVE WALKS IN: Kiwi Sweat and Mollie Brown
We are excited to invite you all to the culminating event of a major project by local artist Anthony G. Morrison.
From production team Extreme Animation comes an epic cautionary tale rife with teen trouble and constant plot twists. Act One of feature-length animation LOVE WALKS IN: Kiwi Sweat and Mollie Brown will make its world premiere at ATA in San Francisco, CA,
LOVE WALKS IN: Kiwi Sweat and Mollie Brown (Act I) is a story about a teenage runaway, her captor, and the two misfit detectives who are on the case.
To coincide with the screening there will be an exhibition of original drawings by Anthony G. Morrison in the ATA gallery/ window. Join us at 5pm for an exhibition reception and stay for the 6pm screening.
A trailer of the film is available for preview at https://youtu.be/uTIBeA_9-IQ?si=KTA5Ta1bg_pOvWKw Anthony Morrison is an artist, writer and longtime participant of the Hospitality House Community Arts Program for 13 years. Anthony’s work is a marker brushed landscape of pop culture detritus: afterschool specials, comic books, soapy dramas, pulp magazines, 70’s cop serials, Blacksploitation films, Star Trek and cliff hangers. He has self published his writing online as well as shown his artwork at Mission Skateboards, Adobe Books and NIAD art Center.
The Community Arts Program (CAP) at Hospitality House is a free art studio in the heart of San Francisco’s Tenderloin neighborhood. CAP believes everyone should have access to the power of art and expression. Since 1969, CAP has worked with low income & unhoused artists of many backgrounds, providing space to safely make and exhibit work.
