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Spencer Tunick Brisbane 2025 Lok. Spencer Tunick’s first Australian Exhibition Brisbane Powerhouse Submissions for Spencer's previous Brisbane installation TIDE will be automatically included in RISING TIDE. Spencer Tunick's first Australian Exhibition Created for Melt Festival 2024 28 September - 10 November 2024

Sometimes in The Whitsundays, sometimes outside the Sydney Opera House, sometimes in the rooftop carpark of a Melbourne Woolworths, thousands of people have disrobed for Spencer Tunick.The New York-based artist stages naked installations in public places that also become nude photography works Brisbane Powerhouse and Melt Festival are proud to present TIDE, a projected video exhibition from Spencer Tunick's TIDE series, created during his first visit to Brisbane on 18 November 2023.

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Back on Saturday, November 18, 2023, Tunick took to numerous spots along the Brisbane River for a piece called TIDE , which formed part of that year's Melt Festival . While those images are still under wraps, festivalgoers can get an early glimpse of Tunick's artistry through Tide, a video projection exhibition. Each selected participant will receive a print of the final artwork, taken by Tunick, as a gift of appreciation from Brisbane Powerhouse and Melt

Multitudes desnudas llega la primera exposición de Spencer Tunick a la. While those images are still under wraps, festivalgoers can get an early glimpse of Tunick's artistry through Tide, a video projection exhibition. World renowned photographer Spencer Tunick is in Brisbane to take a photo of thousands of naked people on the Story Bridge

Spencer Tunick RISING TIDE, Brisbane All the Details. The TIDE Exhibition marks a few firsts for Tunick as he celebrates 30 years of making his style of art, over which period he's staged more than 100 installations.This is his first-ever Australian exhibition, and it's the first time that his work will be on display for the public Spencer Tunick's Brisbane exhibition will be a milestone, celebrating 30 years of photographing nude installations, while the artist will also debut his latest Australian project.