Controversial artist Spencer Tunick protests the Facebook and Instagram ban on female nipples with a gathering of nude models in New York City
Controversial artist Spencer Tunick protests the Facebook and Instagram ban on female nipples with a gathering of nude models in New York City Dozens of nude models protested against the Facebook and Instagram ban on female nipples with New York City gathering that was coordinated by controversial artist Spencer Tunick. In collaboration with the National Coalition Against Censorship, for their #WeTheNipple campaign, Tunick took photos of the models during a Sunday morning demonstration outside the Astor Place subway station in Manhattan. Several photos show the naked men and women holding nipple signs in the air while lying on the ground. The women were shielding their own nipples with images of male nipples that Tunick calls 'donated nipples'. Artists Andres Serrano and Paul Mpagi Sepuya, Bravo’s Andy Cohen, Red Hot Chili Peppers drummer Chad Smith and Tunick himself all donated photos of their nipples for the signs. Other photos show the m...