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Mar 25, 2015The National Gallery of Australia (NGA) in Canberra is offering visitors
the chance to strip-down and experience a new exhibition in the nude.
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The gallery will run three naked tours beginning on April 1,
with a total of 150 people being allowed to strip off.
"The museum will be closed to everyone except for people
who have booked for the event," Mr Ringholt said.
"So it will only be open for nudists and people
who are prepared to remove their clothes."
Even the media have been invited...clothing optional.
www.abc.net.au/news/2015-03-16/national-gallery-australia-launches-nude-tours-james-turrell/6323876
the chance to strip-down and experience a new exhibition in the nude.
...
The gallery will run three naked tours beginning on April 1,
with a total of 150 people being allowed to strip off.
"The museum will be closed to everyone except for people
who have booked for the event," Mr Ringholt said.
"So it will only be open for nudists and people
who are prepared to remove their clothes."
Even the media have been invited...clothing optional.
www.abc.net.au/news/2015-03-16/national-gallery-australia-launches-nude-tours-james-turrell/6323876
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DesertRatMar 25, 2015Why is the media given the Clothing Optional choice?ReactReply - TO
to_be_cloths_freeApr 1, 2015[quote]Why is the media given the Clothing Optional choice?[/quote]Because they might report the beautiful feeling of been naked in a non sexual way, and give a too strong case for the nudist movement, and yes they should be told to strip off as well.ReactReply