Showing posts with label (S)kin. Show all posts
Showing posts with label (S)kin. Show all posts

Friday, July 13, 2012

We're Number 1. Well, ok, GAIA is.


According to Complex Magazine, GAIA is the Numer 1 most important street artist in the world. Artists 4 Israel agrees completely. In fact, GAIA has taught one of our (S)kin classes and worked with us on campus at U. of Maryland.
Not safe for work picture of Gaia at our class follows.



Cheers to him! And cheers to us.

Funny enough, the writer who made this list has a history with Artists 4 Israel too. In fact, he and I had a little scrap. See HERE and HERE



Thursday, April 14, 2011

(S)kin brunch


I look forward to seeing you all this Sunday for a special brunch (S)kin!

Thursday, December 3, 2009

(S)kin: The Robot Edition



As we have said time and again, (S)kin attracts a beautifully eclectic crowd that is equally diverse in their looks as well as their talent level. Some would say that the above image is wrong, but, unless you were at our November (S)kin how do you know we didn't have a naked robot model?



Some of these are much, much better.







Wednesday, December 2, 2009

A (S)mall (S)ampling of (S)afe for Work (S)kin Pictures (S)elected and (S)ent to You



Artists 4 Israel made the mistake of choosing a small venue for our Thanksgiving edition of (S)kin. We thought that many people would still be away, reflecting on all that they should be thankful for in their life and slowly realizing that no matter who makes it, home-made cranberry sauce will never be better than the stuff from the can.



But, to our happiness, the room was packed to overflowing. Over 40 people came to draw our lovely model, Natalie and to listen to an impromptu lecture by David Dabschek of the David Project.



Special thanks to Jennifer Tiongson, our esteemed teacher.



As always, the NSFW pictures are available on our website.

Monday, October 26, 2009

October (S)kin: Safe For Work












All images by Carl Chisolm of Young District Photograhy

October (S)kin: Not Safe For Work








All images by Carl Chisolm of Young District Photography