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"What makes the difference from other competitions and body-art events is that everybody in the show is a performer," says event founder and producer Rosemary Kimble. "They're not just up there doing the catwalk modeling thing. ... [I]t's more like a cabaret or a circus."
"Belly dancing! Burlesque! Body paint! Paris on Ponce's 1890's caberet lounge plays host to well-regarded performers whose bodies are living canvases for 15 artists during two performances at the Body Art Ball"
"Models, dancers and circus performers were a living canvas for painters who specialize in body art at the Flesh Art Show at One Eyed Jacks in the French Quarter last month. Lushly colored performers gave two shows, helping to raise money for medical care for artists via the nonprofit ArtDocs."
"To Rosemary Kimble, body art (or flesh art) isn’t about erotica, it isn’t about exploitation, and it isn’t about voyeurism.
It's about art come to life, on — and not just about — the human form."
"Combining body art, eco-focused fashion and live music, Love Your Mother Earth - a Valentine's show set for Saturday, Feb. 15 at New Earth - will highlight sustainable trends while raising funds for the Northeast Georgia Earthship, a self-sustaining house handmade using natural and recycled materials."
