On Tuesday Herron School of Art and Design's young professional group Culturati hosted an event along with Indyhub at the art school. The current show in the main gallery is a collection of contemporary photographs from the Kinsey institute in Bloomington. Catherine Johnson- Roehr, (pronounced "rare") curated the show from the art archives at the Kinsey institute. Catherine started the evening with a lecture. Our events always include some kind of educational component. This was quite educational, nothing is better than watching the Church Lady doppelganger explain how hair was glued onto the 19th century strap-on. She gave us an in-depth history of the institute founded by Dr. Alfred Kinsey. The Institute relies exclusively on donation to maintain its collections. The ephemera collection is amazing and we only saw a small sample. After the lecture we went into the gallery to peruse the photographs. Great Cooks catered the event and BARcelona Tappas provided sangria. The sangria was welcome but unfortunately quite bland. The photographs were far from bland, and precautions had been made in the gallery lest anyone be tainted while innocently walking through the halls. The glass doors to the gallery were frosted and actually looked quite nice. Catherine told me that this show was the tamest they had put on. Yes, there was a great deal of nudity but, we are all nude under our clothes. The breakdown is; most of the photos were of people doing everyday things or in everyday situations, just without clothing.