Sex is one of the most common activities in human life experiences. Everyone does it but not all talk about it. Artists and filmmakers are still tiptoeing with the subject although pornographers have already shown sex in its many positions. The government's censor board and police sometimes crack down on sex-related events and materials. Gay bookstores and bathhouses are often targets. Galleries are allowed to show nudity, but are often scared to show sex scenes. Nude models in figure drawing classes in art schools or studios are asked to pose in positions that are common, non-sexual while artists sketch them from a distance. In Explicit Fantastic at Keep 6 Contemporary Gallery, nude photos, paintings, and sculpture, along with films are displayed. Those who attended later had a Q & A session with film directors. Most of the films are tame in contrast to pornography. Most pornographers show through dvds for private sale and viewing and it is a rare theater which will screen a pornographic film/movie for public view. This is probably because most viewers prefer to watch porno at home privately, and not in public. Sexual education can use films/movies in schools but they will probably choose ones that are technical and scientific, rather than titillating and sexciting. The public may as well stay home and make their own, after viewing others works.
