The Informer

7 May 2018

Spencer Tunick invites brave Australians to register now & be part of his provocative new works

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Internationally renowned contemporary artist, Spencer Tunick is returning to Melbourne this July to create two days of dramatic nude installations as the co-headlining artist of Chapel Street’s PROVOCARÉ Festival of the Arts.

The last time Tunick created work n Melbourne was 2001 with his biggest turn out of participants. And now, he is inviting Australians to take part in two days of major artistic installations, I spoke with Spencer Tunick about  art, our bodies, and the beauty of diversity.

Tunick is inviting brave Australians to register now to be part of his provocative new work in Melbourne in July, you can find out more at provocare.com.au/tunick.

This segment aired on JOY 94.9 on 7^th May 2018

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