Calling all collectors, budding art patrons, and erotic connoisseurs! Own a piece of SHAG’s summer 2026 art show Role Play Is My Safe Space with a gorgeous photography print by Natsha Gornik to adorn your walls with a little (or a lot of!) kink. See the other pieces available here.
SHAG isn’t your typical boutique: nestled discreetly at the crossroads of sex and art, we are equal parts sexy shop and art gallery. Our exhibitions showcase work by local artists, and if you’ve never been to one of our art openings, consider this your siren call. It makes for a perfect Brooklyn date night. This work - a visually stunning record of the artist’s hunger to want and to be wanted - was on view June-August 2026. Stop by to see our latest show on view!
These prints make excellent and unique gifts, while also directly supporting the local arts community. The photographs were taken over three decades, featuring the artist as both photographer and subject. This Greetings series started as a birthday card for a lover.
Torn between multiple prints? We got you. Many of the pieces in the show were intended by the artist and curator to be displayed in a series, and we can offer a discount for purchases of more than one piece. If you are interested, please inquire within! Simply email connect@weloveshag.com with the subject line “Natasha art” to receive a 10% discount code. This "happy valentine's" piece is part of the quadriptych Greeting Series; here are links to the corresponding "HNY," "happy birthday," & "happy holidays" pieces.
- Photograph from 2009-2010 series by Natasha Gornik: @natashagornik & natashagornik.com
- Unframed, uneditioned archival pigement print
- 5" x 7" - optional sizing available for all prints
- Artist: Natasha Gornik is a Brooklyn-based visual artist whose work delves into intimacy, sexuality, and queerness. Natasha also curates Sightlines, a semiannual short film screening that showcases diverse voices and perspectives through film and video art. Through her imagery and storytelling, she invites viewers to reflect on and challenge societal norms.
- Featured in August2026Natasha newsletter.
