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American artist Spencer Tunick has photographed and
\n filmed masses of people in the nude in dozens of public places from Finland
\n to Australia, and now he is looking for at least 2,000 volunteers in
\n Venezuela.<\/p>\n
Organizers said Tunick had chosen a street in Caracas for his human art
\n installation, and was asking volunteers to show up and strip on Sunday
\n morning.<\/p>\n
"I chose a location to me that was beauty and chaos combined _
\n organized chaos," Tunick said Thursday. "I’d probably be arrested
\n for doing this and charged with a crime in half of the United States,
\n so I’m honored to be here in Caracas and not be arrested."<\/p>\n
The New York artist has been documenting assemblages of naked people
\n in public places since 1992, and has been arrested multiple times in
\n the United States while doing so.<\/p>\n
We can’t imagine why…<\/em>.<\/p>\n from Breitbart<\/a><\/p>\n Gallery of other Tunick work<\/a><\/p>\n<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n<\/table>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" American artist Spencer Tunick has photographed and filmed masses of people in the nude in dozens of public places from Finland to Australia, and now he is looking for at least 2,000 volunteers in Venezuela. Organizers said Tunick had chosen … Continue reading