The historic Nassaukerk was transformed into a steamy theatre for A Night Of Lust by ERIKALUST x The Queer Agenda.
We participated in Wish Me Well, a sculpture created by Dutch artist Lara Schnitger.
As part of World Pride Amsterdam, the Pleasure Society curated a one-night programme at the Amsterdam Museum's Huis Willet-Holthuysen.
In 2024, the Pleasure Society launched the Schaamteloos campaign in collaboration with The Oh Collective, The Social Code and The Vulva Gallery.
The Pleasure Society was invited by Milkshake Festival to create an intimate, sexy space for visitors to step in and explore their sexuality.
As part of the Niet Normaal Foundation's large-scale erotic art exhibition COME ALIVE, hosted at the Nieuwe Muntgebouw in Utrecht, the Pleasure Society and Underbelly co-curated a concept called the CLITSHOP.
The Pleasure Society and CHEEX invited writers between the ages of of 40-70 to share their experiences, thoughts and feelings about the connection between their sexuality and age (or how it doesn’t exist at all).
As part of World Pride Amsterdam, the Pleasure Society is curating a one-night programme at the Amsterdam Museum's Huis Willet-Holthuysen. This event is a celebration of queer pleasure as visibility, care and activism, exploring and reimagining Amsterdam's queer histories in relation to contemporary experiences through workshops, performances, sound and conversations.
We recently participated in Wish Me Well, a sculpture created by Dutch artist Lara Schnitger. She invited ten Amsterdam-based feminist organisations to create flags and slogans which are incorporated into her 7-meter installation at the NDSM wharf. The work is inspired by women's monuments, street protests, and a wishing well in Los Angeles' Chinatown. It serves as a symbolic meeting place for feminist groups and the public, and invites reflection, participation, and collective action.
Photos by LNDW Studio and Maarten Nauw
Photos by Leroy
Photos by Prins de Vos
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The Pleasure Society and CHEEX invited writers between the ages of of 40-70 to share their experiences, thoughts and feelings about the connection between their sexuality and age (or how it doesn’t exist at all).
