SLIP: Naked In Your Own Words
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| Rating | : | 4.88 (576 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 161404015X |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 160 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2014-03-08 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
Born and raised in Harare, Zimbabwe, Allan discovered his love for photography after Hurricane Katrina forced him re-examine the course of his life. . Allan Amato is a photographer living in Los Angeles. Allan is currently working on directing a feature-length documentary called Temple of Art. His lifelong dream is to become an honorary member of Monty Python. Since then, he has worked with a variety of clientele from Ministry to Nick Nolte to Terry Gilliam
- Skin Diamond . - Riley ReidFetish/nude modeling and dancing in strip clubs were the only things that kept me fed and with a roof over my head during some pretty dark and confusing times. I get naked for a living because I fucking love it. We all age. - Dani DanielsI admire people who can grow to love their body exactly for what it is, in its natural state. I feel the most comfortable and confident with nothing between the world and my bare skin. I’ve grown to admire my body and appreciate myself, as well as growing to adore all the shapes and sizes of other people. Your body is going to change whether you want it to or not
The result is a book dedicated to unravelling the complicated relationship we have to nudity, self-expression and commerce.". It features a wide array of performers, models, actors, artists, designers, doms and dancers photographed by Allan Amato, with art and typography by creative raconteur David Mack.Is there anything more celebrated, or more reviled, than the naked human form? Is there anything as timeless or as ubiquitous? From high art to commercial advertisement to pornography, the world around us is saturated with the evidence that the human mind is obsessed with the human body.In Allan Amato's own words"Three years ago, I began an informal nude series, featuring models, artists and performers I'd worked with