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1000 Strip Off in Spencer Tunick Tribute to Artist LS Lowry

Art ... 1000+ Naked volunteers pose for Spencer Tunick in Manchester, UK in a bold attempt to recreate the work of artist LS Lowry.

Manchester, UK – More than one thousand volunteers
braved the cold and stripped naked. . in the name of art. People of all ages, shapes and sizes were
photographed by Spencer Tunick at eight landmark locations across
Salford and
Manchester. The nude mass
gathering was
held to celebrate the 10th anniversary of The Lowry arts centre, with
the
pictures set to form part of an exhibition at the venue later in the
year.
The New
York
artist has photographed thousands of nude volunteers across the world,

most recently at the Sydney Opera House last month.
But he chose
chilly
Salford and Manchester for his first multiple site installation after
being
inspired by the works of LS Lowry, who also captured crowds of people in
public
places . . albeit with their clothes on.

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National Endowment for the Arts Announces $25,000 Logo Design Competition

MIAMI, FL.- Yesterday, at a visit to a graphic design class at the Design and Architecture Senior High school (DASH) in Miami’s Wynwood/Design District, Chairman Rocco Landesman announced that the National Endowment for the Arts (NEA) has released a request for proposals (RFP) for a new “Art Works” logo; the RFP is available at www.arts.gov/artworksdesign. At the announcement, Chairman Landesman was joined by DASH principal Stacey Mancuso, arts advocate and patron Lin Arison, gallerist David Castillo, director of The Wolfsonian-FIU Cathy Leff, architect Terry Riley, and NEA Senior Deputy Chairman Joan Shigekawa. The visit to DASH was part of the Chairman’s latest stop on his “Art Works” tour across America; he was in Miami to see the role that design, architecture, and artists play in creating the greater Miami area we know today. When used by the Chairman, the phrase “art works” has three meanings: “art works” are t