The opening of my solo exhibition “Neon Lights” Miami’s World Erotic Art Museum was a great success. The event was hosted by Dr. Naomi Wilzig one of the World’s preeminent collectors of fine-art erotica. I was fortunate to be able to attend the event in the company of many friends along with both press and public to view this collection of what The Miami Huffington Post described as, “featuring photography that mixes the psychedelic with the feminine physique. Whether ropes, neon-colored fishnets or dripping latex paint, colors glow under ultraviolet lights and hug the curvature of blue models’ breasts, behinds and nether regions in a tantalizing series of images.”
Read the press release (opens in a second window).
The Miami New Times reported: “If there are two things South Beach does well, it’s color and skin… so it only makes sense that Robert Babylon’s exhibit “Neon Lights” would land in South Beach. A mix of retro pin-up sensibility and 1980s aesthetic, the works feature scantily clad women wearing fetishy pieces such as fishnets and tutus — all of which nearly jump off the page in fluorescent bursts… we all know the real spiritual homeland of these images is Miami Beach.”
The exhibition remains on display at the museum until the end of June. Further information can be found at www.weam.com
Exhibition Dates:
May 22 – June 30, 2012
Venue:
The World Erotic Art Museum
1205 Washington Avenue
Miami Beach, Florida 33139, USA
T:. 305-532-9336
W:. www.weam.com
Opening times:
Monday to Thursday 11:00 to 22:00
Friday and Saturday 11:00 to Midnight
No one under 18 admitted
Tickets: $15