New York Times Fashionさんのインスタグラム写真 - (New York Times FashionInstagram)「Naked bodies of all shapes and sizes became artists’ canvases at a public art exhibition in New York City this week. Gathered in Union Square, 60 people paid $100 to become mostly nude human canvases for 40 artists during NYC Bodypainting Day, a public art exhibition that has been staged annually since 2014. This year’s installment was the 10th — and the last, according to the event’s founder, Andy Golub, who is an artist. He said he was ending it to focus on other projects for his organization, Human Connection Arts. Nije Durdeen came from Philadelphia to model after learning she might not get another chance. “You get to be nude in public and not get arrested.” Durdeen has been a body-paint model for about seven years. Though she has done some gigs at artists’ studios, she said she preferred to be painted in public so she could observe a broader spectrum of reactions. Some passers-by at Sunday’s’s Bodypainting Day blushed and sped past as artists decorated people of all shapes and sizes. Others leered or snapped photos. Once all the models’ bodies had been painted, the colorful group walked to Washington Square Park. Tap the link in our bio to read more from @callieholtermann about the history of body painting and to see more looks from this year’s NYC Bodypainting Day. Photos by @amirbangs」7月29日 8時40分