Uncovering the Cultural Odyssey of Sex Work: From Kipling to OnlyFans

Exploring the evolution of language and cultural perceptions surrounding sex work, from Kipling to modern-day OnlyFans, and its impact on policy and lived experiences.

Sex work has been a contentious and complex topic throughout history, with the language used to describe it shaping societal attitudes, policies, and the lived experiences of those involved. A new exhibition in Bonn, Germany, titled

Tracing the Shifting Narratives of Sex Work: A Cultural Odyssey

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