You don’t have to strip down to your birthday suit to celebrate NYC Bodypainting Day, but it’s something you might want to consider. Here’s why:
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1 It’s FreeMichael Loccisano via Getty Images Just come down to Dag Hammarskjold Plaza (47th Street at 2nd Avenue) on July 18. Full details at Bodypainting Day 2015.
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2 All Are WelcomeAndy Golub You can volunteer to be a model, artist, volunteer or just enjoy the show.
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3 People Of All Races And Colors Will Be All ColorsAndy Golub
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4 It’s Clothing Optional (Sort Of)Andy Golub If you want to model, you have to take it all off. But if you just want to enjoy the show, you’ll need to put something on. Your choice.
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5 It’s A Great Way To Enjoy New York CityASSOCIATED PRESS Once the models are painted, they’ll parade from Dag Hammarskjold Plaza (47th and 2nd Avenue) to the United Nations.
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6 It’s About Free Artistic ExpressionTIMOTHY A. CLARY via Getty Images Artist Andy Golub didn’t change New York City nudity laws, but he did influence how they were enforced. If you’re naked in a public space because you’re creating art, it’s legal. Thanks, Andy!
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7 It’s About Body AcceptanceASSOCIATED PRESS -
8 It’s A Great Way To Meet PeopleASSOCIATED PRESS -
9 You’ll Definitely Fit InAndy Golub -
10 It’s ArtAndy Golub -
11 And, of course, The Body Is BeautifulMichael Loccisano via Getty Images -
12 . . . In All Its FormsBuck Wolf