vrijdag, mei 02, 2003
You can't open a paper these days without being confronted by hundreds of people stripping off in the name of art. Whatever happened to good old British reserve? In an attempt to restore some decency in these debauched times The Guardian asked its readers to pose for our own Spencer Tunick-style artwork on Brighton beach yesterday. The only qualification: at least three layers of clothing.
This torrent of un-English photographs of ordinary naked people has to be stopped. What happened to British restraint? Have we become naked exhibitionists to rival the Dutch, the Swedes, or - please God, no - the Germans? Will we strip for the most slender of excuses? It was with these thoughts in mind that the Guardian sent a team to Brighton beach yesterday to make a stand against the madness of being confronted, without a by your leave, by what can only be described as other people's dingly danglies.
Bron: The Guardian.
This torrent of un-English photographs of ordinary naked people has to be stopped. What happened to British restraint? Have we become naked exhibitionists to rival the Dutch, the Swedes, or - please God, no - the Germans? Will we strip for the most slender of excuses? It was with these thoughts in mind that the Guardian sent a team to Brighton beach yesterday to make a stand against the madness of being confronted, without a by your leave, by what can only be described as other people's dingly danglies.
Bron: The Guardian.
# posted by Jan-Edward : 09:57
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