Pandora's Box is a professional domination BDSM studio founded and managed for over a decade by Mistress Raven (who was at the time one of the most famous dominatrixes in America) in New York City.[1] It has been the subject of the documentary Fetishes by Nick Broomfield,[2] and a book by the photographic journalist Susan Meiselas,[3] as well as the subject of numerous magazine and newspaper articles.[4][5] In 2018, Meiselas revisited the dungeon once again to photograph it for Garage Magazine in an article about BDSM and high fashion, featuring some of the current Mistresses that worked there at the time.[6]
Its premises are a large basement facility in the Chelsea district of Manhattan. In 2006 it absorbed another domination studio, Den of Iniquity.[citation needed] It provides a wide range of BDSM activities, including fetish and roleplay. Like other New York domination studios, it does not permit sex on the premises.[citation needed]
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edit- ^ Holden, Stephen (1997-05-09). "Humiliation Business And Its Customers". The New York Times. ISSN 0362-4331. Retrieved 2019-02-12.
- ^ Fetishes at IMDb
- ^ Pandora's Box. Photographs by Susan Meiselas. Text by Mistress Raven, Richard August, Mistress Delilah. Trebruk Publishing, London, 2002. 92 pp., 63 color illustrations, 8x12". ISBN 0-9538901-1-2
- ^ Otto Luck (December 1998). "A Chat With Mistress Raven of Pandora's Box". New York Rock. Archived from the original on 2010-11-27. Retrieved 2010-05-16.
- ^ Tristan Taormino (2002-01-29). "Dungeons and Doms". Village Voice. Retrieved 2010-05-16.
- ^ Katherine Bernard (2018-02-14). "BDSM Is Everywhere From High Culture to High Fashion". Garage Magazine. Retrieved 2022-01-19.
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