Welcome to AmeaNet
This site is located on a server in Amsterdam NL and it is was founded by a small group of Dutch artists in 1996. Although much of the material presented here is considered to be pornography in many countries, it is the strong conviction of the founders that looking at imagery concerning the act of love will do no damage to your health. Click on the buttons to your right to start your journey through the past and present of erotic art.
Newsflash
Las Vegas’ Sin City Gallery announces the launch of its international erotic art competition 12” of Sin: So Much Art You Can Barely Fit It All In, seeking the best in sophisticated, intelligent, and clever erotic art. Featuring a jury of experts from around the world, the competition will culminate in the exhibition of 25 finalists at Sin City Gallery and the selection of winner in February, 2012. All the original work in this show, intended to be an annual competition and exhibition, will be under 12” in every direction, a limit designed to push the artist’s boundaries because, like they say, it’s not the size that matters, it’s what you do with it!
[ link:12"ofSin.com ]
Artist Michael Hinkle started modeling for photographers that were exploring the male nude. Working for photo-shoots came natural to him. The resulting images were moments in time that he collected and organized. They also became the main inspiration for his strong, vivid and colorful paintings.
[ Click here to visit his exhibit ]
Photographer K Leo: We live in a freakishly marvelous world. I am perpetually amazed at the places, faces and precarious situations that surround us all. Mirth and beauty throughout.
[ Click here to visit his exhibit ]
Back in 1996 we had a Peter Fendi exhibit. The reproductions were made for 800×600 screens, making them look like stamps on larger screens. There were 5 images at the time and we restored the exhibit and added 11 more. [ The art of Peter Fendi ]
For all you romantics out there, the works of Jeff Wack are on-line now!
We are happy to announce the exhibit of the erotic wire sculptures by David Zalben. In a way the sculptures, though very “undigital” in form and shape, are interactive. Make sure to check out the videos to see how these works of works of art interact with the viewer.
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