A safe, supportive, and inclusive environment for celebrating erotica through artistic expression.
Tucson Erotica Art Show (TEAS)
Tucson Erotica Art Show (TEAS) is a month-long gallery exhibit hosted annually each spring in Tucson, Arizona. The highly-anticipated opening night event draws hundreds to celebrate all-things-erotic in a safe, supportive, and inclusive environment. In addition to bringing Tucson’s sexiest erotic art and performance together, TEAS strives to be a positive force in the community by promoting sex/body positivity, self-awareness, consent culture, LGBTQIA+ and BIPOC representation, sex worker rights, resources for sexual health, and trauma support.
2025 TEAS & TEASR Event Locations
Join us for the 14th installment of the Tucson Erotica Art Show. Dive into Tucson’s most thought-provoking exhibit and discover an array of fetishes and fantasies that may surprise your predilections, costumes are encouraged!
South Tucson TEAS Gallery
2210 S 6th Ave
Tucson, AZ 85713
Gallery Viewing Hours:
Fri, Sat, Sun 1-5pm
The Screening Room
127 E Congress St
Tucson, AZ 85701
TEASR Short Film Fest:
Saturday, March 23rd 2024
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Tucson Erotica Art Show (TEAS)
Over 100+ artists featured in the annual Tucson Erotica Art Show. All artwork will be on display and available for purchase during this month-long art exhibition.
Tucson Erotica Art Show Reels (TEASR)
Erotic short films from around the world are featured in the TEASR international film festival and local film competition held during the Tucson Erotica Art Show exhibition.
2025 Tucson Erotica Art Show
Erotic Art Submissions
Submit 2D/3D artwork including fiber art, multimedia, installations, and literary works for our month long exhibition.
Erotic Film Submissions
Submit short films for the TEASR International Film Festival and/or enter the TEASR Local Short Film Competition.
Body positive, sex-positive, & thought-provoking
TEAS and TEASR is the sexiest erotic art and film festival with city-wide events in Tucson, Arizona. Our mission is to create a positive force in the community for sex/body positivity, self-awareness, consent culture, LGBTQIA+ and BIPOC representation, sex worker rights, and resources for sexual health and trauma support.
Code of Conduct & Content Warning
The Tucson Erotica Art Show (TEAS) does not tolerate racism, bullying, body shaming, trans/homophobia, and/or gender/sexual harassment in any form from staff, artists, performers, vendors, or attendees. Anyone perpetrating or engaging in any of these acts will be subject to immediate removal from the premises, without refund, and may be banned from future TEAS events.
If you see, hear, or experience any act, verbal or physical, listed above, please report the incident immediately to security or the nearest staff member.
Tucson Erotica Art Show (TEAS) events are not “play parties” nor an opportunity to seek sexual gratification. TEAS events are meant to be a safe space for ANY PERSON to celebrate and appreciate adult sexual nature through the blend of art and eroticism.
Erotic-themed costumes and props are encouraged, but please no genital nudity or full-frontal nudity (pasties/nipple covering ok) regardless of gender.
By entering a TEAS event, you agree to respect the boundaries of all staff, artists, performers, vendors and attendees. Respecting boundaries means receiving verbal confirmation aka “consent” BEFORE touching, staring, and/or sharing opinions or comments on physical/sexual aspects of another individual, even if you feel you are just being “nice” or “flirting” harmlessly.
For example: Receive clear consent (enthusiastic or affirming “yes”) from an individual before you admire that individual’s costume or prop. Excessive staring from near or afar without the individual’s knowledge or permission is NOT receiving consent, especially if you feel “turned on” while staring.
**Dressing in erotic costume DOES NOT imply desire for sexual attention in any way.**
If you feel you cannot control your actions, are tempted to purposely act without receiving consent, and/or knowingly cross another person’s boundaries, please respectfully remove yourself from the event and seek counsel from a professional.
Safety is our highest priority. If you feel you are being disrespected or are made to feel uncomfortable in any way, please let a staff person know immediately.
Content Warning: By entering a TEAS event, you are consenting to see sexual themed images by artists with their own preferences, fantasies, kinks and fetishes. These images (performances, products, etc.) may or may not reflect your own preferences, fantasies, kinks, and fetishes. If you experience discomfort from an image, performance, or any aspect of the event, we encourage open and respectful dialogue, or respect your decision to not attend TEAS events.
2025 Gallery Orienting & Mobility Tips
Tucson Erotica’s seasonal gallery space is located in a multi-unit commercial building at the southwest corner of S 6th Ave and W 32nd Street in South Tucson. The address is 2210 S 6th Ave. There are two entrances to the gallery – one at the north corner of the building facing W 32nd Street (look for ‘Sergio’s Shuttle’ service across the street) and another accessible via a gravel parking lot on the south side of the building.
To enter the gallery through the south side of the building: navigate over a bumpy brick ramp from the parking lot (ADA slope), pass through a 36.5” entryway to another 36”+ entryway immediately followed by two ramps (the one going into the courtyard is non-ADA slope and the one leaving the courtyard is an ADA slope), and enter into the courtyard. From the courtyard, you will pass into a foyer via a steep (non-ADA; 1:5 slope). You will see two restrooms in front of you. Turn right through a 30”- wide doorway (possible to extend to 60”).
To enter the gallery through the north corner of the building: there is a ramp (ADA slope) on the corner of the sidewalk in front of the gallery. Enter through the doorway facing W 32nd Street (36”) and another interior door (26.5” wide; possible to extend to 53”). There are no floor level changes in the main gallery space nor between the gallery and the restrooms in the anterior foyer. Gallery floors are primarily painted concrete with some areas paved by bricks.
The restroom doors are 35.5” wide, with ample interior space for wheelchair navigation, and they are equipped with grab bars.
We anticipate the most significant accessibility challenges being finding and navigating parking. There will be a few spaces available in the gravel lot on the south side of the building. Otherwise, we recommend folks parking on W 32nd Street. Fortunately, W 32nd Street is a quiet residential street.