MetArt

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Not to be confused with the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City.
MetArt
Metart-logo-slogan.png
The updated (2019) MetArt.com logo with its slogan
Type of site
Erotic photography
Available inEnglish
Founded1998
Headquarters
Santa Monica, California
,
U.S.
IndustryPhotography
ProductsErotic photography memberships
Employees76
ParentSARJ LLC
URLmetart.com
Launched1999

MetArt is a website of the MetArt Network, a group of erotic sites owned by Sarj LLC, a Seattle-based company, with offices in Santa Monica, California.[1] The site features artistic erotic photographs of partially or completely nude women, and has been online since 1999. The main website has high standards when it comes to explicit nude art, with an unrivalled collection built up over 21 years with more than 22,000 galleries and 4000 videos with regular daily updates of new content.

MetArt is one of several websites either owned or maintained by the MetArt Network.[2] Its sister sites SexArt features "Romantic Porn" made for women as well as men[citation needed], focusing on eroticism, sensuality and artistry, VivThomas featuring erotic lesbian art photography and films, and others, like TheLifeErotic, Domai, GoddesBeauties, ALSSan and MetartX, where Metart models are featured in explicit videos. The photographs and movies have big budgets and high-class styling. Alex Haig and G.A. Wayne are co-owners of the MetArt Network.[3]

Awards[]

Year Ceremony Result Award
2019 XBIZ Award Won Nude Photography Site of the Year[4]
2018 XBIZ Award Won Nude Photography Site of the Year
2017 XBIZ Award Won Adult Site of the Year – Photography
2016 XBIZ Award Won Adult Site of the Year – Sexart.com
2015 XBIZ Award Won Adult Site of the Year – Photography

References[]

  1. ^ WIPO Arbitration and Mediation Center; “Case No. D2005-1323” § 1 ¶ 2.
  2. ^ Staff. "MetArt Releases Official Philosophy". Adult Video News. Retrieved 21 March 2014.
  3. ^ Staff. "MetArt Acquires Art-nude Sites Domai.com, GoddessNudes.com". Adult Video News. Retrieved 28 February 2014.
  4. ^ "2019 XBIZ Award Winners Announced". AVN. Retrieved 2018-09-25.
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