Spencer Tunick, an American photographer best known for organizing large-scale nude shoots, is fighting for the right to get naked. As Tunick’s latest installation, #ReturnOfTheNude, is unveiled this week at the PROVOCARE Festival in Melbourne, Playboy joins the artist to further examine the political nature of his art, his dream of creating a Washington DC-based installation, and how he discovered Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg was a fan of his work. Read the whole story on Playboy.com. Photos: @spencertunick
Spencer Tunick, an American photographer best known for organizing large-scale nude shoots, is fighting for the right to get naked. As Tunick’s latest installation, #ReturnOfTheNude, is unveiled this week at the PROVOCARE Festival in Melbourne, Playboy joins the artist to further examine the political nature of his art, his dream of creating a Washington DC-based installation, and how he discovered Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg was a fan of his work. Read the whole story on Playboy.com. Photos: @spencertunick
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