Living Exhibition

As the sun began to set, casting a warm golden glow over the massive modernist building, the exhibit hall slowly filled with a diverse group of nude models.

They were not just any models, but living statues, making and staying in various poses, their bodies on display for the world to see. The air was thick with anticipation, as the visitors began to filter in, their eyes scanning the room, taking in the sight of these beautiful, unclothed figures.

The models, all consenting adults, were a mix of men and women, each with their own unique body-types and appearances.

This was Common Modesty, curated at the Dallas Museum of Art and commissioned by famed performance artist Rita Abromovich.