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When women were historically denied the opportunity to use public bathrooms—because of claims of indecency—they were basically kept at home.

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Phil Polglaze photographed London’s public toilets to defend men arrested for sexual encounters. In the discussion it became clear that lesbians have a very different history with public toilets, one that is not so central, but one that is important and worth further exploration.

They said women use toilets for sex for different reasons: to get away from men, to have a safe space, to close the door behind them. AND FESTIVAL HISTORYCambridge Shorts Cambridge, UK 13/11/18 fliQs Queer Fi. In the s and s, homosexuality was still persecuted.

What about women? I wanted to restore the image of these get-togethers, to shed an optimistic light on the importance these places had for the LGBTQ community. They would go there with someone they had met beforehand and knew, not with a total stranger. Why these two cities?

For generations of men, they were a place for meeting and recognition. Because how could they leave the house for many hours without anywhere to pee? I only briefly touch upon it in my exhibition, with a section dedicated to the history of public toilets for women.

If you sat in a cubicle waiting for some hot woman to walk in, you might be sitting there for years. Find your partner here, ask a question, or browse other’s experiences. Sex in toilets has always been a guy thing. That was my challenge with the exhibition: to restore the disturbing mix of sex and sensuality, utopia and urinals.

These so-called squalid, gloomy and stinking places were incredible places of social mixing: gays and straights of all social strata, men of all ages, cultural and religious backgrounds came together there.

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The motivation for this exhibition goes beyond mere nostalgia. Most of the exhibition deals with men having sex in public toilets. But what about countries where homosexuality is still prohibited? Public toilets have often been associated with murky perverts prowling around.

Martin has spent years collecting tens of thousands of historic objects and photos and conducting dozens of interviews about restrooms to try to capture the essence of that freedom. All genders and titles welcome. Public toilets around the world all tell the same story.

And their point of view surprised me. What surprised you most about comments you received from visitors? Your focus is Berlin and Paris. Fortunately, younger generations have the means to meet differently nowadays, at least in Western societies.

Against that stereotype I chose to show, in my photos, smiling faces and blooming, horny guys in an exciting setting. The place where everyone is welcome who is into human toilet slavery.