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CARACAS, Venezuela – More than 1,500 Venezuelans shed
\n their clothes on a main city avenue Sunday to pose for American photographer
\n Spencer Tunick, forming a human mosaic in front of a national symbol:
\n a statue of independence hero Simon Bolivar.<\/p>\n
As Tunick shouted commands through a megaphone, nude people of every
\n shape, size and skin tone gathered on the avenue and stairs in front
\n of the statue just before dawn.<\/p>\n
"There are some people over there with clothes, get them out of
\n there!" said
\n Tunick, an artist from Brooklyn, N.Y., who has been documenting groups
\n of nude people in public places around the world since 1992.<\/p>\n
Occasional cheers and movements in the enthusiastic crowd made shooting
\n tough at times, Tunick said.<\/p>\n
"It was difficult to work because the people were so exuberant,
\n so it took a little bit longer, but I got what I wanted," he said
\n after the session.<\/p>\n
"The body represents beauty, love and peace. There was a lot of
\n beauty and energy in the people today."<\/p>\n
from the AP<\/a><\/p>\n Dear Mr. Tunick, The People’s Republic of Cambridge CARACAS, Venezuela – More than 1,500 Venezuelans shed their clothes on a main city avenue Sunday to pose for American photographer Spencer Tunick, forming a human mosaic in front of a national symbol: a statue of independence hero Simon Bolivar. … Continue reading
\n cordially invites you to stage your next nude photo shoot in Harvard
\n Square. The contrast between the copious layers of intellectual
\n pretentiousness and lack of clothing will be delicious. Of course, the
\n aesthetic appeal of naked Cantabridgian flesh will compare unfavorably
\n with that of Caracas, Brussels, Brazil and Spain, although we may give
\n London a run for its money. May we suggest the steps of Memorial Church
\n in Old Harvard Yard, where diplomas are traditionally awarded, as a potential
\n shoot site….<\/em><\/p>\n<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n<\/table>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"