Spencer Tunick’s Latest Nude Action Celebrates Pride in the Canary Islands
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Dozens of naked people, the painted bodies with the colours of the LGBTQIA+ flag, have laid before the cathedral of Santa Ana, in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, for Gran Spectrum, the installation of the American photographer Spencer Tunick. The idea is to transform different bodies into a single collective image: those who participate is not simply the subject of photography, but becomes part of the work. For Tunick bodies, minds and genres are al…
The artist Spencer Tunick summoned some 500 people yesterday in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, Spain, to compose Grand Spectrum, a scene inspired by the colors of the LGBT+ flag. The piece, elaborated as part of the Culture & Business Pride program, questions the current world panorama, in which there is a climate of setback in the rights conquered by that community.
Colorfully painted people posed naked for a photographer on the street in the Canary Islands. It was an art installation by New York-based photographic artist Spencer Tunick. The rainbow-colored crowd was a statement for equality.
Through the human body, color and public space, Tunick has composed a scene inspired by the colors of the LGTBIQ+ flag, universal symbol of pride, endurance, memory and recognition
New York artist Spencer Tunick painted this Sunday before the cathedral of Santa Ana, in the historic center of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, in Spain, "the great spectrum of...
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