Thousands went nude at sydney's bondi beach for famous photographer spencer tunick Spencer tunick's latest art installation saw 2,500 naked people take to bondi beach on saturday The shoot was part of national skin cancer action week as a reminder for people to get checked for skin cancer.
Naked volunteers pose for Tunick artwork on Bondi Beach - BBC News
Some 2,500 naked volunteers have posed in the early morning light on sydney's bondi beach for an artwork designed to raise awareness of skin cancer.
Sydney's most iconic beach will be declared a nude beach for the first time in history this weekend and it's all thanks to a tiny section buried in the council's laws.
Thousands of naked volunteers have posed on bondi beach, one of australia's most iconic beaches, for a photo shoot to raise awareness around skin cancer. Bondi beach is the second sydney landmark to be chosen by tunick as a backdrop for his work In 2010, he photographed 5,000 naked people on the steps of the opera house as a tribute to the city's. Taking part in the internationally acclaimed spencer tunick live artwork on bondi beach was a truly unforgettable experience
Around 2,500 people stripped off for a naked photo shoot on australia's bondi beach on saturday, designed to raise awareness of skin cancer. Australia's iconic bondi beach will officially be declared a nude beach on november 26th in an act to raise awareness about skin cancer
