The occasion was NYC Bodypainting Day , organized by Andy Golub and Young Naturists America, and, after spending a couple of hours watching dozens of artists do incredible things to these gloriously nude "canvases", who, as a whole, boasted an extraordinary range of body types, I'd have to say the banner is correct. Not that every work of bodypainting here was a great piece of art, though most were pretty amazing. It's just that after a while you don't see, and think about, these nude physical people in the way that you're used to—as sexy, say, or imperfect, or unappealing, or sensational. Suddenly they all look good, or at least they all look different, but in different ways than before, and it made me wish that I and everyone else could appreciate and instantly see the beauty in all bodies as a matter of course. Anyway, the scene at Dag Hammarskjod Plaza was pretty wild, with loads of creative energy from the artists—there were apparently 75 painters on hand—and an infectious sense of liberation, and exhilaration, from the models. Photographers, supporters, art fans, and straight gawkers formed a thick crowd all up and down the taped-off perimeter of the painting area, with only a light presence by the NYPD until it was time to parade, when they bolstered the ranks significantly and employed familiar march-control tactics.

From Wikimedia Commons, the free media repository. Media in category "Nude standing women with body painting" The following files are in this category, out of total. A rollerblading, painted, naked woman. And the dad dancing award goes to Are you looking at my necklace. Astra Linux

When I go to cross that river she is comfort by my side. When I try to understand she just opens up her hands. Do you think our shadows will mingle and intertwine. Will our hearts, thoughts, and words resonate like a fine glass of red wine.

Directed by Joseph Sargent. But the deliberately slow-pacing, flashback approach hampers the lead performances. Songs by John Denver. SUNSHINE CHRISTMAS Drama, 1977 Cliff DeYoung, Barbara Hershey, Pat Hingle, Eileen Heckart, Elizabeth Cheshire, Meg Foster.