This is quite an interesting one for you tonight, dear Daily Quoters.
So strap yourselves in, keep tongues firmly in cheeks, as we delve into this week's Superficial Sunday - where we pursue the trivial.
Today's Daily Quota is an article from Wired: Raw File titled 'Porn Without the Porn'.
It introduces readers to a year-long project by CCA photography student Elizabeth Moran called The Armory.
The San Francisco Armory building was first used by the National Guard in 1912. As the decades went on, it was also used to host big-time boxing matches, and even as a venue for some of the more difficult scenes of Star Wars.
However, demand and supply have seen it taken over by smut-empire Kink.com and it now churns out a lot of pornography. To celebrate the rich history of this building, Moran has put together a collection depicting the sets of many skin-flicks, left eerily empty.
This one is for the fans. Superficial Sundays on The Daily Quota.
Or perhaps, Salacious Sundays?
READ IT HERE
So strap yourselves in, keep tongues firmly in cheeks, as we delve into this week's Superficial Sunday - where we pursue the trivial.
Today's Daily Quota is an article from Wired: Raw File titled 'Porn Without the Porn'.
It introduces readers to a year-long project by CCA photography student Elizabeth Moran called The Armory.
The San Francisco Armory building was first used by the National Guard in 1912. As the decades went on, it was also used to host big-time boxing matches, and even as a venue for some of the more difficult scenes of Star Wars.
However, demand and supply have seen it taken over by smut-empire Kink.com and it now churns out a lot of pornography. To celebrate the rich history of this building, Moran has put together a collection depicting the sets of many skin-flicks, left eerily empty.
This one is for the fans. Superficial Sundays on The Daily Quota.
Or perhaps, Salacious Sundays?
READ IT HERE
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