DREAM AMSTERDAM, a new annual art event that invites a renowned artist to create a work of art in Amsterdam, has asked Spencer Tunick to photograph this spring.
In the early morning of Sunday, June 3, he will take photographs at locations that are still secret. The large-scale works of art will then be on display around the city from Saturday, June 23 through the end of August.
New York-based artist Spencer Tunick (1967) photographs and films nude people in public spaces. Creating his installations resembles an impressive film set or performance, with Tunick as the director.
In a mysterious morning ritual, hundreds or thousands of volunteer models undress, assume positions directed by Tunick, and wait patiently until everything has been captured on camera.
Tunick has created many of these images around the world, including in Barcelona, Buenos Aires, London, Melbourne, New York, and São Paulo. It is an ongoing art project.
The Dream Amsterdam event is an initiative and concept by director and curator Jamain Brighita.
