Selling feces as art? Sasha Grey interviews artist Terence Koh

May 13, 2010 by pfeifer

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Feces for sale: Sasha Grey inverviews artist Terence Koh about selling feces and other aspects of being a gay Asian artist.

In an interview published on BlackBookMag.com, Sasha Grey conducts an online interview with artist Terence Koh. Koh is a mixed media artist who apparently sold his feces – plated in gold – at an art auction in 2007 for $500,000. He recently started selling more of his shit (the feces, I mean) on his website without the gold plating, bringing the price down to a mere $150.

The interviewer, Sasha Grey, is an adult film star who recently crossed over into mainstream movies to star in Steven Soderbergh’s movie The Girlfriend Experience. In that movie, she plays a high class call girl. She also recently accepted a part in a horror movie in which she will play a Bible-thumping teen who takes a pledge not to have sex before marriage. However, while she is crossing over into the mainstream media on selected projects, it appears that she is continuing her porn career as well. She has starred in over 200 porn films over the last four years.

If you are offended by articles about using feces as works of art, gay sex, porn stars, or the challenges of being a gay Asian artist looking for love or a sex partner, then skip the interview. But if you are looking for a good laugh with a bit of twisted humor, read the interview on BlackBookMag.com by clicking here.

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