This exhibition uses fine artwork, photographs, books, and other materials to explore various aspects of reproduction, including pregnancy, birth, child care, and parent/child relationships.

Opening reception, Friday, September 10, 5:00 to 7:00 pm, Kinsey Institute Gallery.

The exhibit and opening reception are open to the public.

Image: Tom Stio; Gravid Torso, 2005; Archival inkjet print; 2006.8.8.

A lecture by featured artist, Yara Ferreira Clüver. This lecture is given in conjunction with the opening recpetion for Nature & Nurture: Exploring Human Reproduction from Pregnancy through Early Childhood at the Kinsey Institute Gallery.

Dr. Bergstrand is the co-author of the research book, Swinging in America: love, sex, and marriage in the 21st century. He is a Professor of Sociology at at Bellermine University in Kentucky.

Plastic Surgeon and Artist Dr. David Teplica takes us on a visual tour exploring the genetics of the face and the body and asks “What are the social, business and sexual implications of surgical manipulation?” Dr. Teplica is a clinical faculty member at the University of Chicago, Section of Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery.

This talk is presented as part of Sexploration Week at IU. Co-sponsored by Gender Studies Department.

Author Justin Spring's new biography of Samuel Steward has been widely reviewed and acclaimed as a riveting account of the underground world of gay men in the mid-20th century. Justin Spring used the Kinsey Institute library archives to research his book, and he will share his revelations during Sexploration Week.