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Lost Paradise - The Angel’s Gaze. Spencer Tunick: The Beautiful Game. Articles and Reviews
- Installations
Installations - SPENCER TUNICK
- Individuals
Individuals - SPENCER TUNICK
- Special Projects
Special Projects - SPENCER TUNICK
- Articles and Reviews
Spencer Tunick: An Update. SIMON WILSON. Former Tate Curator...
- Selected Works 1
Selected Works 1 - SPENCER TUNICK
- Reaction Zone
Reaction Zone - SPENCER TUNICK
- Installations
Spencer Tunick (* 1. Januar 1967 in Middletown, New York) ist ein US-amerikanischer Fotograf. Tunick ist vor allem bekannt durch seine temporären Installationen aus nackten Menschen, [1] die meist in urbanen Zusammenhängen als ikonographische Symbole „posieren“. Inzwischen hat Tunick mehr als 65 Installationen weltweit realisiert.
Erfahren Sie mehr über den US-Fotografen Spencer Tunick, der mit seinen Nacktediagrammen berühmt wurde und in verschiedenen Ländern und Orten Menschen in Nackt-Projekten fotografiert hat. Lesen Sie aktuelle Berichte über seine Kunstaktionen, Proteste, Kritik und Skandale.
31. Juli 2012 · Naked volunteers pose for the US photographer Spencer Tunick on the largest glacier in the Alps, Aletsch glacier, in Switzerland, as part of an environmental campaign about global warming near...
Spencer Tunick (born January 1, 1967) is an American photographer best known for organizing large-scale nude shoots. Since 1994, he has photographed over 75 human installations around the world. [1] Life and career. Spencer Tunick was born in Middletown, Orange County, New York into a Jewish family. [citation needed] .
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- spencertunick.com
- American
Spencer Tunick has been creating temporary site-related installations of nude volunteers since 1992. His photographs document the group masses, abstractions, and challenges of nudity and privacy in various landscapes and issues.
Monograph. Spencer Tunick is a contemporary American photographer whose unique practice centers around the nude, photographing massive crowds of nude people in complex performances. Describing his work as human installation, Tunick's practice stems from an investigation of the divide between identity and privacy.
