The Great 'Gasm

Like Drew from Office Space, everyone has an “o-face” -- it’s just that most of us wouldn’t allow a photographer in the room to capture it, let alone leave the ambient light on.

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Not so for 24 women in a collection of images from New York-based fashion photographer Rick Kim. In his first Arizona show, Kim explores the feminine side of sexual release, presenting his subjects in their own environments and at their most raw of moments. A case study in climaxes, Kim’s selection of black-and-white images includes interviews with each woman discussing her early sexual experiences and emotional connection to the big “O.”