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Centerfold model wearing a body painted fire fighter sexy outfit and nothing else. Pin up style model in body painting. www.bodypainter.net
Centerfold model wearing a body painted USMC uniform from the War of 1812 and nothing else. Pin up style model in body painting. This is the part to the 2012 Military Body Painting calendar. www.bodypainter.net
I was fortunate to observe the horse races during the annual Polynesian festival of Tapati on Rapa Nui (Easter Island) during my stay earlier this year.
The bareback races are over different distances. The young bodypainted boy to the left won many times; with his slight build he must be quite light.
The Tapati festival is a celebration of the unique Polynesian culture of Rapa Nui (Easter Island) and lasts for two weeks every year in February. Horse racing is only part of the many competitions that include dancing, singing, performing, basket weaving, declamation, fishing, surfing, and many other activities and sports.
2 lights
A)
Main light is a big deep octa from Elinchrom set at f6,3. Relative to the camera, it's at 10 o'clock aiming at her (= Backlight).
B)
Bare gelled strobe. It's a Action Head by elinchrom for Quadra.
In order to get very fast recycling duration, I shot at ISO 1000 which is with the quality of the Dƒ no issue.
To set my lights, I metered the main light with a light meter so I have control.
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This shooting was supposed to happen. I had organized a TFP shoot with a model who supposed to hold an octopus and being accordingly bodypainted. The all thing was set 4 or 5 weeks ago. 2 Days before the shoot, I wanted to make sure all was OK so I sent a message to the model... who informed me she has flown to Portugal without giving notice, saying that she had not heard from me. But when you send a message to confirme the when and where and to tell it is all set, why the hell should you wrtite her messages??? Well, she might have a nice body and face and whatever, but here is my advice to her :
"Sabrina, no one gives a shit about your Miss Election things from this or that austrian village no one ever heard of. And acting like an asshole won't bring you any success. You need to be more professional and to stay focussed! Personally, I am done with you."
This should help her to learn what it takes to make it.
But enough about her, my wife accepted to jump in but did not want to see the octopus. In such a case you need to improvise. And here are the results!
more to come...
Waratahs rugby union player Drew Mitchell gets bodypainted for team bet; Human Statue Bodyart creates body painted footy player at Bondi Beach, Sydney
This afternoon Drew Mitchell got bodypainted at his Bondi Beach pad to pay off a lost bet to his NSW Waratahs rugby union club.
Mitchell was bodypainted up in the Waratah's light blue colours - the jersey design up top and the team shorts down below. Corporate logos for the likes of HSBC were also detailed.
As you would expect his team mates got a good laugh about it too.
It's understood the famous footy player did some fund raising at Bondi Beach in his new "outfit" for the day.
Don't be too surprised if other football (union, league or other) clubs and players soon take up bodypaint like a duck to water, as other entertainment and sporting sectors have.
Good on ya Mitchell for being a good sport and well done on your on and off field endeavours.
Now go and paint the town sky blue!
About Drew Mitchell...
Mitchell made his international debut for the Wallabies against South Africa in 2005, after being selected after a season with the Queensland Reds in which he scored 11 tries and was named Australia's rookie of the year.
His international career stalled after Australia's autumn international tour in 2005, and he didn't feature for the Wallabies again until Wales visited in 2007. By this time Mitchell had switched to newly formed Western Force and impressed enough to gain a place in the Australia squad for the 2007 World Cup in France. He scored seven tries during that tournament.
Mitchell's domestic future again had a period of speculation when he was approached by the NSW Waratahs and the ACT Brumbies ahead of the 2010 Super Rugby season. Mitchell eventually signed for the NSW Waratahs, replacing Sam Norton-Knight.
Mitchell dislocated his ankle and broke a bone in his leg after he collided with Scott Higginbotham of the Reds during their match on Saturday, 23 April and was initially ruled out of the 2011 Rugby World Cup. However, he subsequently made a full recovery and was included in Australia's tournament squad. He made one substitute appearance against Ireland and in two starts scored one try against the USA and two against Russia. He injured his hamstring in the final pool stage match of the 2011 World Cup, and missed the remainder of the tournament. Last year, in the lead up to the 2012 Super Rugby season Mitchell suffered an ankle problem, and missed the Waratahs pre-season games. He did not play any games in the first half of the competition, making only five appearances all season.
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HSBC Waratahs - Drew Mitchell
www.waratahs.com.au/Waratahs/Team/SuperRugbySquad/PlayerP...
HSBC Waratahs official website
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Human Statue Bodyart paints guests for Hot Kandi Sydney; Animal Instincts bodypainted designs - 20th July 2013...
Today the Human Statue Bodyart agency painted up a variety of animal designs for guests going to the famous Hot Kandi Sydney party.
The event is held at the Oxford Arts Factory... a venue that Human Statue Bodyart is very familiar with, having worked on many campaigns there over the years.
Tonight's theme was 'Animal Instincts'.
What sort of animal are you? A tiger, a cheetah, or something else?
Keep checking for great photos of the designs.
Going to the next Hot Kandi party? Give the Human Statue Bodyart team a call to see how they can make your creative vision come to life.
Hot Kandi Sydney promo...
Hot Kandi is Sydney’s most talked about party with the huge success of our last party “Cleopatra’s Kandi Kingdom…walk like an Egyptian” held Saturday 4th May where our special guests included GEORDIE SHORE who were filmed by MTV inside our party for their next TV series turned out to be a fabulous night! We are excited to present to you our next party celebrating our 4th year in operation! Hot Kandi is fast becoming known as the hottest party and the sexiest amount of people under one roof and if you haven't been to a Hot Kandi party as yet to see what its all about then you have been missing out!! Our Hot Kandi party is set for Saturday 20th July and will be themed ANIMAL INSTINCTS!!
For this theme let your imagination run WILD and let it run CRAZY! With all our parties you must come dressed in theme or entry will be denied! We feel very strongly about this and if you don't make an effort it spoils the vibe of the party!
Think of ANY kind of animal whether it be found in the Jungle or found in a Zoo or even an animal that can be found in your own backyard we want you to put some thought into creating something amazing! As you know we like you to show lots of skin at Hot Kandi and remember Less is Best at all our parties!
For those of you who have attended a Hot Kandi party before you wont need to register all you need to do is email and request a ticket to trish@hotkandi.com but if its your first time you will need to register through the website and we will let you know how you can purchase tickets! We do it this way so that we can get the exact fun crowd to party the night away with you!
Look forward to seeing you all on the dancefloor on Saturday 20th July!
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Australasian Gaming Expo report from Sydney; Australia - Day 2
Today was the 2nd day for the most high profile and successful gaming expo in Australia - the Australasian Gaming Expo, which is being hosted by the Sydney Convention Centre at Darling Harbour.
It's a key time for the gaming industry in Australia with all the regulation elements, responsible gambling initiatives and such, and most of the big boys of the industry were on hand to show off their wares, with some exhibitors demonstrating significant creative flair to help showoff their latest and greatest wares.
Our friends at Human Statue Bodyart had a couple of body models made up in bodypaint (Anastasia as a butterfly and Victoria as a panda) - complete with wings, for leading gaming brand Paltronics and its latest game 'Jungle Madness'.
The expo centre itself is huge - 15,000 square metres (about the size of an Aussie Rules football oval) and this provided more than ample opportunity for over 750 slot games aka "pokies" to strut their stuff.
The Australasian Gaming Expo is by far the largest event of its type in Australia and one of the world’s biggest.
We learned through the grapevine that a trip for 2 to Las Vegas will be won by a lucky visitor on each of the 3 days of the Expo, and this is compliments of the Gaming Technologies Association which owns the event.
We understand that over 16,000 people have walked through the games thus far, with those in the business being the majority, and no doubt a few punters, checked through the gates (but note that the games on display do not accept coins or notes).
News...
Human Statue Bodyart helps make Paltronics...
Gaming firm Paltronics was once again looking for their fair share of attention by having a few body models made up in forest like bodypaint attire to compliment their selection of games, including the very popular 'Jungle Madness'.
There's little doubt that folks Paltronics knew that competitors of sorts, IGT, were going all out with an Elvis promotion (including imitator), and may have also noted their 'Sex In The City' promotional stand from last years show.
It's always good to see Australian companies such as Paltronics take on international giants such as IGT and promotional models are just one of the weapons that gaming companies will continue to employ in the high stakes world of electronic gaming, and the folks from the Human Statue Bodyart creative arts agency certainly helped Paltronics make a positive splash today.
We hear that more bodypainted models are on the cards tomorrow (the 3rd and final day of the expo) so be sure to check the stands, with 11am to 2pm
News...
Shuffle Master promotes The Flintstones Slot...
"We are thrilled to be able to offer such an iconic brand as The Flintstones and we feel confident that it will take center stage at the show," said Adrian Halpenny, President of Shuffle Master Australasia. "Our game development team worked very hard to deliver a final product that demonstrated meticulous attention to detail in order to maintain the high quality and authenticity of the television series. As a result, The Flintstones is a breakthrough product that is not only highly enjoyable to play as a traditional gaming machine, but also brings the much-loved characters to life with entertaining and engaging features."
Since debuting on American television, The Flintstones has endured as one of the most recognized cartoon TV shows of all time and is still shown on TV around the world. The beloved characters of The Flintstones have been a part of our childhoods for decades, and this new game allows us to play and interact with them in new and exciting ways.
Preston Kevin Lewis, Managing Director of Warner Bros. Consumer Products ANZ, said, "It is testament to the enduring nature of The Flintstones brand that the likes of Fred, Barney, Wilma and Betty continue to reach new audiences in diverse areas. Shuffle Master is one of the world's leading gaming suppliers and we're sure these fantastic machines will provide consumers with yet another opportunity to fall in love with The Flintstones."
Designed to make a big impact on the gaming floor with its broad appeal, The Flintstones is a three-level standalone progressive, low-denomination product with a suite of exciting base games and attractive jackpot prizes. It also introduces Shuffle Master's patented new "mini-reel" feature trigger that ignites the player's anticipation during game play.
The game offers three interactive bonus features that provide players with the chance to win jackpots and credit prizes. Each bonus feature evokes classic scenes from the original TV show, such as the ten-pin challenge at Bedrock Bowl, the family night out at The Drive-In and the antics of Fred Flintstone's lovable pet dinosaur in Dino's Dig.
Every element has been carefully crafted to captivate players. The Flintstones will feature themed door trims with matching halo lighting, a unique character marquee with a built-in LCD top box, and re-mastered music and sound effects from the original TV show. The three launch games - Lioness, Peacock Garden and Tiger Power - will be supplemented with more games from Shuffle Master on an ongoing basis to keep the installations fresh and exciting.
Press Release...
IGT Highlights Innovative 3D Gaming Technology and a Star-studded Gaming Lineup at the Australasian Gaming Expo...
LAS VEGAS, Aug. 20, 2012 -- International Game Technology (NYSE:IGT), a global leader in casino gaming entertainment and systems technology, announced today it will deliver new industry firsts for Australia's gaming enthusiasts at the Australasian Gaming Expo (AGE) Aug. 21 – 23 at the Sydney Convention & Exhibition Centre in Sydney, Australia.
IGT will launch the 3D gaming technology MLD™ (Multi-Layer Display™), paired with the unveiling of one of the world's most iconic pop culture brands, Elvis The King®. This new title is now available in Australia exclusively on the IGT bluechip Neo® Tower Top cabinet after successful launches in other global markets, along with many new games and products.
"IGT continues to provide our customers with strong game performance, the widest variety of games, the latest in systems innovation and world-class service, all of which will be on display at AGE," said Eric Tom, IGT executive vice president of Global Sales.
"Our research indicates that many players are entertainment seekers who are attracted to iconic brands and IGT delivers this with our pop culture hit Elvis The King®. This game has been adapted to suit the Australasian players' playing style. The 3D capabilities of MLD with Elvis The King® also provides venues with a strong differentiator as they look to broaden gaming's appeal and provide something special for players," said Tom. "Elvis The King® is packed with multiple features and number one hits."
IGT's 3D MLD™ screens take gaming to another dimension in play. The 3D effect is simulated because the content exists on two separate LCD panels; one in front of the other which gives a depth of field, with game elements appearing and moving between the front and back screens. This allows for new game play options and heightened entertainment.
The line-up of over fifty games at AGE reflects IGT's re-invigorated game design strategy with the legendary performance of games such as Siberian Storm® and Dangerous Beauty®. Additional games debuting at AGE include:
Black Widow® – a low denomination game with a 'web capture' feature during free games for the chance to accumulate additional credits.
Dakota Thunder® - featuring the 'Thunder Shudder'.
A global leader in casino gaming entertainment and systems technology, IGT provides a holistic solution to the industry and its strength in gaming management systems and new interactive technologies will also be showcased at AGE.
The IGT Advantage Club® System will be demonstrated with new technologies such as Service Window, a small window that appears on the left hand side of the screen. The Service Window can be used for personalized player messaging and for service requests, adding a unique level of service for venues with the IGT system. The IGT Advantage Club® system is proving to be a winner with clubs in New South Wales.
IGT will again be playing host to industry experts who will present a range of topics including game floor design, customer service and systems. For more details on the free business seminar sessions visit www.igt.com.au/AGE12.
About IGT
International Game Technology (NYSE: IGT) is a global leader in casino gaming entertainment and continues to transform the industry by translating casino player experiences to social, mobile and interactive environments for regulated markets around the world. IGT's recent acquisition of Double Down Interactive provides engaging casino style entertainment to more than 5 million players monthly. More information about IGT is available at www.IGT.com or connect with IGT at @IGTNews or www.facebook.com/IGT.
© EPE, Reg. U.S. Pat & TM O_.
Dangerous Beauty and Black Widow were created by High 5 Games. For more information on High 5 Games, go to www.High5games.com
Pure Depth™, MLD®, Multi-Layer Display® and Actual Depth™ are trademarks or registered trademarks of Pure Depth, Inc. All other trademarks are registered trademarks or the property of their respective owners without the intent to infringe. www.puredepth.com. All trademarks or registered trademarks are owned by IGT (Australia) Pty. Limited or its related entities. All information is subject to change without notice. Game type availability is subject to jurisdictional approval.
Websites
Australasian Gaming Expo
Gaming Technologies Association
PALtronics Australasia
Sydney Convention and Exhibition Centre
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An old photo from spring 2008 of my friend Daði Örn Jensson bodypainted. Bodypaint by my wife Henný.
Sydney’s Zeta Bar at the famous Hilton Hotel continued to delight with the extreme cabaret, now a mainstay in Sydney.
If a drink and a modest dash of tease are your thing you have most assuredly come to the right place.
My Human Statue Bodyart was tickled to death to once again deliver a smoking hot cabaret presentation, this time with a strong 'She-Devil' look and feel.
Tonight it model Anastasiya Bakss, back by mega demand, made up in a 'She-Devil' - ish burlesque like number, with a red bodypaint on some of her extremities, and boy did it epitomise tease and all of that good stuff.
You wouldn't have picked it, but tonight my 'She-Devil' was part bodypainted and made up by creative arts students, Antonio X and his friend, my 14 year old son, Joseph. Just imagine their teacher's faces when they explain that they painted and decorated a 'She-Devil' at Sydney Hilton for work experience. Human 'She-Devil' turned the Zeta red hot, as you might expect.
Antonio said "My teacher won't believe it. I had an absolute ball tonight. I think I might be dreaming about Extreme Cabaret, I had such a good time".
Joseph said "I grew up with creative arts and bodyart work, thanks to mum, and tonight even the model complimented me on the application of my bodypaint strokes. I had a great time and it will be good for my CV also. It was a top team effort. I really like She-Devil's now".
The extreme cabaret performances have pumped Hilton's Zeta Bar big time, and for this reason Hilton's around Australia, indeed around the world, are preparing to add 'Extreme Cabaret' to their weekly line ups. Online yesterday Hilton Surfers' Paradise got infiltrated by 'Extreme Cabaret'.
Zeta Bar biz brainchild Grant Collins says of the nights "a late-1800s circus freak show crossed with 1920s-'30s sophistication".
Some of the most popular drinks at the moment include Absinthe (look for the sexy green bottle) and all things liquid nitrogen.
Want to be tantalised in an appropriate cool and sexy fashion? Grab the chance to do 'Sin City' Sydney like it should be done. Come again to Sydney Hilton next Friday night and check out 'extreme cabaret'. 'She-Devil' has done her dash, but we heard something about a neon yellow cabaret performer about to light up a spark in the joint. Join us and see what all the excitement is about boys and girls. As Alice Cooper famously sang, 'School's Out'.
*photography by Eva Rinaldi Photography
*artistic creations by Human Statue Bodyart
Websites
Hilton Hotel Sydney
Zeta Bar
Zeta Bar - Extreme Cabaret profile
www.zetabar.com.au/Cabaret.html
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www.flickr.com/evarinaldiphotography
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CIO Networking Event gets bodypainted dancers and Italian statues from Human Statue Bodyart - 12th June 2013... Last night IDG Communications leading publication and brand, CIO, got some extra excitement and positive buzz at their annual CIO Networking event at The Art Gallery of NSW in Sydney. Human Statue Bodyart was engaged to supply dancers and statues for the prestigious event only after IDG Communications had conducted extensive research of the bodypainting, bodyart, human statue and performance art aspects of the Australian entertainment industry. The goals of the CIO Networking event included: to education, to facilitate networking and business opportunities and to do it in a creative, stimulating and entertaining environment (that's where Human Statue dancers and statue performers came in). The dancers, some of which were painted to compliment surrounding paintings in the gallery. By all accounts, the dancers numerous rehearsals over the past weeks paid dividends, with special guests and management being suitably impressed with the quality of the entertainment. Over 100 special guests attended the networking event and the performers received plenty of compliments from the executives and event organisers. The dancers and statues were prepared off-site, as per contract specification, and they were brushed up and giving final finishing touches on-site at the gallery. Only the finest bodypaint materials and special effects were used, to maintain the high standards of both the client and the creative arts company. Ms Rinaldi said "We were delighted to create and deliver our entertainment, human statue and creative arts package for our valued client, IDG Communications. The CIO Networking event is one of their biggest events of the year, we are all very pleased that the job went ahead as planned and was delivered to spec and on budget. I'm very grateful to everyone who helped put together this event, from management, business partners, the talent, creative and beyond. This event followed our highly successful Australasian Law Awards event at Sydney Town Hall, and we're all very excited about the future of our company and clients. It's shaping up to be a very exciting and rewarding year for all of us. Interested parties can follow some of the excitement in the online galleries of Human Statue Bodyart and Human Entertainment". Contact: m: 0458 705 825 e: bodyartist@bigpond.com or eva@humanentertainment.com.au About IDG The Company International Data Group (IDG) is the world's leading technology media, events and research company. Since its founding in 1964, IDG has been committed to helping people acquire and use technology successfully. As a result, IDG brands have become the trusted source for advice and insight into technology news and trends around the world. Over the past 46 years, IDG has grown into a multi-billion dollar company, reaching technology audiences in more than 90 countries. In 2009, IDG had revenues of $3.05 billion and approximately 13,000 employees worldwide. IDG's diverse products and services portfolio spans six key areas: online media, events and conferences, print publishing, lead-generation services, global marketing solutions and market research. IDG Communications IDG Communications’ globally branded product lines reach an audience of over 200 million technology buyers in 90 countries. Online Media The company’s global online network includes more than 450 Web sites on business technology, consumer technology, digital entertainment and video games. To ensure its audiences have access to a constant stream of real-time information and analysis, IDG’s online network is supported by more than 2,000 journalists worldwide along with the IDG News Service, a 24-hour global news organization with correspondents in bureaus around the world. The IDG TechNetwork is an online network of more than 250 independent technology Web sites complementary to IDG’s media brands. Having built the broadest network of technology content online, IDG reaches more technology buyers worldwide than any other media company. Events and Conferences Each year, IDG produces more than 700 branded conferences and events in 55 countries. Industry-leading international events include Macworld 2010, OpenSource World Conference & Expo, and E3 Expo. IDG’s world-class executive conferences include CIO 100, DEMO and IDC Directions. Publications More than 200 million people around the world read one or more of IDG's publications and view their Web sites each month. IDG's major global brands include Channel World, CIO, Computerworld, GamePro, InfoWorld, Techworld, Macworld, Network World and PC World. Whether delivered online or in print, IDG’s media brands provide the high-quality information audiences need to make technology purchasing decisions in ever-changing markets. Lead-Generation Solutions With demand for online advertising and lead generation increasing worldwide, IDG is uniquely capable of bringing these services to global marketers. IDG provides technology companies with access to an audience of engaged, high-quality IT professionals, influencers and business decision makers. Social Media IDG Amplify is the first social media marketing service in technology media, enabling marketers to spark dialogue about their products within online communities. IDG Global Solutions IDG Global Solutions (IGS) is IDG’s single point of contact for media planning and multi-platform media buying across 90 international markets. IGS works with advertising and marketing professionals to build integrated programs across IDG’s diverse products and services portfolio, including interactive and online lead-generation programs, client-defined research, custom publishing and Web sites, print advertising, targeted conferences or seminars, and direct-response campaigns. For additional information, visit www.idg.com IDC International Data Corporation (IDC), a subsidiary of IDG, is the premier global provider of market intelligence, advisory services and events for the information technology, telecommunications and consumer technology markets. IDC helps IT professionals, business executives and the investment community make fact-based decisions on technology purchases and business strategy. More than 1,000 IDC analysts provide global, regional and local expertise on technology and industry opportunities and trends in over 90 countries worldwide. For additional information, visit www.idc.com.au IDG Founder and Chairman Patrick J. McGovern Profile Updated January 2010 Patrick J. McGovern is Founder and Chairman of International Data Group (IDG), the world’s leading technology media, events and research company, with annual revenues in 2009 of $3.05 billion. About the Art Gallery Of NSW... Established in 1874, the Art Gallery of NSW is proud to present fine international and Australian art in one of the most beautiful art museums in the world. We aim to be a place of experience and inspiration, through our collection, exhibitions, programs and research. Admission to the Gallery is free, as are our permanent galleries and most exhibitions and events. Collection Modern and contemporary works are displayed in expansive, light-filled spaces, offering stunning views of Sydney and the harbour, while our splendid Grand Courts are home to a distinguished collection of colonial and 19th-century Australian works and European old masters. There are also dedicated galleries celebrating the arts of Asia and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander art. Exhibitions Alongside our permanent collection are regularly changing temporary exhibitions – more than 30 each year – including flagship annual exhibitions such as the Archibald Prize and ARTEXPRESS. Programs and facilities One of the most popular art museums in Australia, visited by over 1.3 million people annually, the Gallery is far more than just a destination for looking at pictures. It’s also a place to enjoy lectures and symposia, films, music and performances, meet friends for a meal or coffee in the cafe or restaurant, or browse in the Gallery Shop. Our range of access programs is aimed at engaging diverse audiences with different needs. And more than 100 000 students visit each year to take part in our engaging and stimulating education programs. Membership Today, the Gallery boasts the largest arts membership base in the country, with around 30 000 people in the Art Gallery Society of NSW enjoying a range of benefits, including special members events. Our work is also supported by various loyal and energetic benefactor groups through the Gallery’s Foundation. Expertise Integral to the Gallery’s collection and activities is the knowledge and scholarship that bring meaning and relevance to the artworks themselves. A core element in our exhibitions and programs, it is also evident in our publishing program, which is unmatched by any other such institution in Australia. Brett Whiteley Studio Brett Whiteley’s workplace and home in the inner-city suburb of Surry Hills is now a gallery and studio museum managed by the Art Gallery of NSW. Offering an intimate insight into the art and life of one of Australia’s most celebrated artists, it’s open free to the public on weekends and can be visited on Thursdays and Fridays by education groups. Website While nothing can replicate the experience of visiting the Gallery in person, our website is one of an increasing number of ways to access us. The site provides information about exhibitions and events at the Gallery. While only about 5% of the collection can be displayed at any one time, you can search the entire collection online. You can download catalogues and other education material, take an online tour or do your own research. A selection of rich educational content for lifelong learners, students and people interested in knowing more about the Gallery is available through the Beyond Campus section of iTunes U, and you can watch Gallery videos on the Gallery Channel or on YouTube. Websites CIO www.cio.com.au IDG Communications www.idg.com.au Human Statue Bodyart www.humanstatuebodyart.com.au Human Entertainment www.humanentertainment.com.au Art Gallery of NSW www.artgallery.nsw.gov.au
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CIO Networking Event gets bodypainted dancers and Italian statues from Human Statue Bodyart - 12th June 2013... Last night IDG Communications leading publication and brand, CIO, got some extra excitement and positive buzz at their annual CIO Networking event at The Art Gallery of NSW in Sydney. Human Statue Bodyart was engaged to supply dancers and statues for the prestigious event only after IDG Communications had conducted extensive research of the bodypainting, bodyart, human statue and performance art aspects of the Australian entertainment industry. The goals of the CIO Networking event included: to education, to facilitate networking and business opportunities and to do it in a creative, stimulating and entertaining environment (that's where Human Statue dancers and statue performers came in). The dancers, some of which were painted to compliment surrounding paintings in the gallery. By all accounts, the dancers numerous rehearsals over the past weeks paid dividends, with special guests and management being suitably impressed with the quality of the entertainment. Over 100 special guests attended the networking event and the performers received plenty of compliments from the executives and event organisers. The dancers and statues were prepared off-site, as per contract specification, and they were brushed up and giving final finishing touches on-site at the gallery. Only the finest bodypaint materials and special effects were used, to maintain the high standards of both the client and the creative arts company. Ms Rinaldi said "We were delighted to create and deliver our entertainment, human statue and creative arts package for our valued client, IDG Communications. The CIO Networking event is one of their biggest events of the year, we are all very pleased that the job went ahead as planned and was delivered to spec and on budget. I'm very grateful to everyone who helped put together this event, from management, business partners, the talent, creative and beyond. This event followed our highly successful Australasian Law Awards event at Sydney Town Hall, and we're all very excited about the future of our company and clients. It's shaping up to be a very exciting and rewarding year for all of us. Interested parties can follow some of the excitement in the online galleries of Human Statue Bodyart and Human Entertainment". Contact: m: 0458 705 825 e: bodyartist@bigpond.com or eva@humanentertainment.com.au About IDG The Company International Data Group (IDG) is the world's leading technology media, events and research company. Since its founding in 1964, IDG has been committed to helping people acquire and use technology successfully. As a result, IDG brands have become the trusted source for advice and insight into technology news and trends around the world. Over the past 46 years, IDG has grown into a multi-billion dollar company, reaching technology audiences in more than 90 countries. In 2009, IDG had revenues of $3.05 billion and approximately 13,000 employees worldwide. IDG's diverse products and services portfolio spans six key areas: online media, events and conferences, print publishing, lead-generation services, global marketing solutions and market research. IDG Communications IDG Communications’ globally branded product lines reach an audience of over 200 million technology buyers in 90 countries. Online Media The company’s global online network includes more than 450 Web sites on business technology, consumer technology, digital entertainment and video games. To ensure its audiences have access to a constant stream of real-time information and analysis, IDG’s online network is supported by more than 2,000 journalists worldwide along with the IDG News Service, a 24-hour global news organization with correspondents in bureaus around the world. The IDG TechNetwork is an online network of more than 250 independent technology Web sites complementary to IDG’s media brands. Having built the broadest network of technology content online, IDG reaches more technology buyers worldwide than any other media company. Events and Conferences Each year, IDG produces more than 700 branded conferences and events in 55 countries. Industry-leading international events include Macworld 2010, OpenSource World Conference & Expo, and E3 Expo. IDG’s world-class executive conferences include CIO 100, DEMO and IDC Directions. Publications More than 200 million people around the world read one or more of IDG's publications and view their Web sites each month. IDG's major global brands include Channel World, CIO, Computerworld, GamePro, InfoWorld, Techworld, Macworld, Network World and PC World. Whether delivered online or in print, IDG’s media brands provide the high-quality information audiences need to make technology purchasing decisions in ever-changing markets. Lead-Generation Solutions With demand for online advertising and lead generation increasing worldwide, IDG is uniquely capable of bringing these services to global marketers. IDG provides technology companies with access to an audience of engaged, high-quality IT professionals, influencers and business decision makers. Social Media IDG Amplify is the first social media marketing service in technology media, enabling marketers to spark dialogue about their products within online communities. IDG Global Solutions IDG Global Solutions (IGS) is IDG’s single point of contact for media planning and multi-platform media buying across 90 international markets. IGS works with advertising and marketing professionals to build integrated programs across IDG’s diverse products and services portfolio, including interactive and online lead-generation programs, client-defined research, custom publishing and Web sites, print advertising, targeted conferences or seminars, and direct-response campaigns. For additional information, visit www.idg.com IDC International Data Corporation (IDC), a subsidiary of IDG, is the premier global provider of market intelligence, advisory services and events for the information technology, telecommunications and consumer technology markets. IDC helps IT professionals, business executives and the investment community make fact-based decisions on technology purchases and business strategy. More than 1,000 IDC analysts provide global, regional and local expertise on technology and industry opportunities and trends in over 90 countries worldwide. For additional information, visit www.idc.com.au IDG Founder and Chairman Patrick J. McGovern Profile Updated January 2010 Patrick J. McGovern is Founder and Chairman of International Data Group (IDG), the world’s leading technology media, events and research company, with annual revenues in 2009 of $3.05 billion. About the Art Gallery Of NSW... Established in 1874, the Art Gallery of NSW is proud to present fine international and Australian art in one of the most beautiful art museums in the world. We aim to be a place of experience and inspiration, through our collection, exhibitions, programs and research. Admission to the Gallery is free, as are our permanent galleries and most exhibitions and events. Collection Modern and contemporary works are displayed in expansive, light-filled spaces, offering stunning views of Sydney and the harbour, while our splendid Grand Courts are home to a distinguished collection of colonial and 19th-century Australian works and European old masters. There are also dedicated galleries celebrating the arts of Asia and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander art. Exhibitions Alongside our permanent collection are regularly changing temporary exhibitions – more than 30 each year – including flagship annual exhibitions such as the Archibald Prize and ARTEXPRESS. Programs and facilities One of the most popular art museums in Australia, visited by over 1.3 million people annually, the Gallery is far more than just a destination for looking at pictures. It’s also a place to enjoy lectures and symposia, films, music and performances, meet friends for a meal or coffee in the cafe or restaurant, or browse in the Gallery Shop. Our range of access programs is aimed at engaging diverse audiences with different needs. And more than 100 000 students visit each year to take part in our engaging and stimulating education programs. Membership Today, the Gallery boasts the largest arts membership base in the country, with around 30 000 people in the Art Gallery Society of NSW enjoying a range of benefits, including special members events. Our work is also supported by various loyal and energetic benefactor groups through the Gallery’s Foundation. Expertise Integral to the Gallery’s collection and activities is the knowledge and scholarship that bring meaning and relevance to the artworks themselves. A core element in our exhibitions and programs, it is also evident in our publishing program, which is unmatched by any other such institution in Australia. Brett Whiteley Studio Brett Whiteley’s workplace and home in the inner-city suburb of Surry Hills is now a gallery and studio museum managed by the Art Gallery of NSW. Offering an intimate insight into the art and life of one of Australia’s most celebrated artists, it’s open free to the public on weekends and can be visited on Thursdays and Fridays by education groups. Website While nothing can replicate the experience of visiting the Gallery in person, our website is one of an increasing number of ways to access us. The site provides information about exhibitions and events at the Gallery. While only about 5% of the collection can be displayed at any one time, you can search the entire collection online. You can download catalogues and other education material, take an online tour or do your own research. A selection of rich educational content for lifelong learners, students and people interested in knowing more about the Gallery is available through the Beyond Campus section of iTunes U, and you can watch Gallery videos on the Gallery Channel or on YouTube. Websites CIO www.cio.com.au IDG Communications www.idg.com.au Human Statue Bodyart www.humanstatuebodyart.com.au Human Entertainment www.humanentertainment.com.au Art Gallery of NSW www.artgallery.nsw.gov.au
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CIO Networking Event gets bodypainted dancers and Italian statues from Human Statue Bodyart - 12th June 2013... Last night IDG Communications leading publication and brand, CIO, got some extra excitement and positive buzz at their annual CIO Networking event at The Art Gallery of NSW in Sydney. Human Statue Bodyart was engaged to supply dancers and statues for the prestigious event only after IDG Communications had conducted extensive research of the bodypainting, bodyart, human statue and performance art aspects of the Australian entertainment industry. The goals of the CIO Networking event included: to education, to facilitate networking and business opportunities and to do it in a creative, stimulating and entertaining environment (that's where Human Statue dancers and statue performers came in). The dancers, some of which were painted to compliment surrounding paintings in the gallery. By all accounts, the dancers numerous rehearsals over the past weeks paid dividends, with special guests and management being suitably impressed with the quality of the entertainment. Over 100 special guests attended the networking event and the performers received plenty of compliments from the executives and event organisers. The dancers and statues were prepared off-site, as per contract specification, and they were brushed up and giving final finishing touches on-site at the gallery. Only the finest bodypaint materials and special effects were used, to maintain the high standards of both the client and the creative arts company. Ms Rinaldi said "We were delighted to create and deliver our entertainment, human statue and creative arts package for our valued client, IDG Communications. The CIO Networking event is one of their biggest events of the year, we are all very pleased that the job went ahead as planned and was delivered to spec and on budget. I'm very grateful to everyone who helped put together this event, from management, business partners, the talent, creative and beyond. This event followed our highly successful Australasian Law Awards event at Sydney Town Hall, and we're all very excited about the future of our company and clients. It's shaping up to be a very exciting and rewarding year for all of us. Interested parties can follow some of the excitement in the online galleries of Human Statue Bodyart and Human Entertainment". Contact: m: 0458 705 825 e: bodyartist@bigpond.com or eva@humanentertainment.com.au About IDG The Company International Data Group (IDG) is the world's leading technology media, events and research company. Since its founding in 1964, IDG has been committed to helping people acquire and use technology successfully. As a result, IDG brands have become the trusted source for advice and insight into technology news and trends around the world. Over the past 46 years, IDG has grown into a multi-billion dollar company, reaching technology audiences in more than 90 countries. In 2009, IDG had revenues of $3.05 billion and approximately 13,000 employees worldwide. IDG's diverse products and services portfolio spans six key areas: online media, events and conferences, print publishing, lead-generation services, global marketing solutions and market research. IDG Communications IDG Communications’ globally branded product lines reach an audience of over 200 million technology buyers in 90 countries. Online Media The company’s global online network includes more than 450 Web sites on business technology, consumer technology, digital entertainment and video games. To ensure its audiences have access to a constant stream of real-time information and analysis, IDG’s online network is supported by more than 2,000 journalists worldwide along with the IDG News Service, a 24-hour global news organization with correspondents in bureaus around the world. The IDG TechNetwork is an online network of more than 250 independent technology Web sites complementary to IDG’s media brands. Having built the broadest network of technology content online, IDG reaches more technology buyers worldwide than any other media company. Events and Conferences Each year, IDG produces more than 700 branded conferences and events in 55 countries. Industry-leading international events include Macworld 2010, OpenSource World Conference & Expo, and E3 Expo. IDG’s world-class executive conferences include CIO 100, DEMO and IDC Directions. Publications More than 200 million people around the world read one or more of IDG's publications and view their Web sites each month. IDG's major global brands include Channel World, CIO, Computerworld, GamePro, InfoWorld, Techworld, Macworld, Network World and PC World. Whether delivered online or in print, IDG’s media brands provide the high-quality information audiences need to make technology purchasing decisions in ever-changing markets. Lead-Generation Solutions With demand for online advertising and lead generation increasing worldwide, IDG is uniquely capable of bringing these services to global marketers. IDG provides technology companies with access to an audience of engaged, high-quality IT professionals, influencers and business decision makers. Social Media IDG Amplify is the first social media marketing service in technology media, enabling marketers to spark dialogue about their products within online communities. IDG Global Solutions IDG Global Solutions (IGS) is IDG’s single point of contact for media planning and multi-platform media buying across 90 international markets. IGS works with advertising and marketing professionals to build integrated programs across IDG’s diverse products and services portfolio, including interactive and online lead-generation programs, client-defined research, custom publishing and Web sites, print advertising, targeted conferences or seminars, and direct-response campaigns. For additional information, visit www.idg.com IDC International Data Corporation (IDC), a subsidiary of IDG, is the premier global provider of market intelligence, advisory services and events for the information technology, telecommunications and consumer technology markets. IDC helps IT professionals, business executives and the investment community make fact-based decisions on technology purchases and business strategy. More than 1,000 IDC analysts provide global, regional and local expertise on technology and industry opportunities and trends in over 90 countries worldwide. For additional information, visit www.idc.com.au IDG Founder and Chairman Patrick J. McGovern Profile Updated January 2010 Patrick J. McGovern is Founder and Chairman of International Data Group (IDG), the world’s leading technology media, events and research company, with annual revenues in 2009 of $3.05 billion. About the Art Gallery Of NSW... Established in 1874, the Art Gallery of NSW is proud to present fine international and Australian art in one of the most beautiful art museums in the world. We aim to be a place of experience and inspiration, through our collection, exhibitions, programs and research. Admission to the Gallery is free, as are our permanent galleries and most exhibitions and events. Collection Modern and contemporary works are displayed in expansive, light-filled spaces, offering stunning views of Sydney and the harbour, while our splendid Grand Courts are home to a distinguished collection of colonial and 19th-century Australian works and European old masters. There are also dedicated galleries celebrating the arts of Asia and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander art. Exhibitions Alongside our permanent collection are regularly changing temporary exhibitions – more than 30 each year – including flagship annual exhibitions such as the Archibald Prize and ARTEXPRESS. Programs and facilities One of the most popular art museums in Australia, visited by over 1.3 million people annually, the Gallery is far more than just a destination for looking at pictures. It’s also a place to enjoy lectures and symposia, films, music and performances, meet friends for a meal or coffee in the cafe or restaurant, or browse in the Gallery Shop. Our range of access programs is aimed at engaging diverse audiences with different needs. And more than 100 000 students visit each year to take part in our engaging and stimulating education programs. Membership Today, the Gallery boasts the largest arts membership base in the country, with around 30 000 people in the Art Gallery Society of NSW enjoying a range of benefits, including special members events. Our work is also supported by various loyal and energetic benefactor groups through the Gallery’s Foundation. Expertise Integral to the Gallery’s collection and activities is the knowledge and scholarship that bring meaning and relevance to the artworks themselves. A core element in our exhibitions and programs, it is also evident in our publishing program, which is unmatched by any other such institution in Australia. Brett Whiteley Studio Brett Whiteley’s workplace and home in the inner-city suburb of Surry Hills is now a gallery and studio museum managed by the Art Gallery of NSW. Offering an intimate insight into the art and life of one of Australia’s most celebrated artists, it’s open free to the public on weekends and can be visited on Thursdays and Fridays by education groups. Website While nothing can replicate the experience of visiting the Gallery in person, our website is one of an increasing number of ways to access us. The site provides information about exhibitions and events at the Gallery. While only about 5% of the collection can be displayed at any one time, you can search the entire collection online. You can download catalogues and other education material, take an online tour or do your own research. A selection of rich educational content for lifelong learners, students and people interested in knowing more about the Gallery is available through the Beyond Campus section of iTunes U, and you can watch Gallery videos on the Gallery Channel or on YouTube. Websites CIO www.cio.com.au IDG Communications www.idg.com.au Human Statue Bodyart www.humanstatuebodyart.com.au Human Entertainment www.humanentertainment.com.au Art Gallery of NSW www.artgallery.nsw.gov.au
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Personal project photo shoot
Model: Anna Adams
Photography: Alexis Achten,
Jasmine Photography
Make-up : Kristen Arnett
Hair: Madeline Roosevelt
Harquus Body Art: Wendy Rover
Rovinghorse Henna
Australasian Gaming Expo report from Sydney; Australia - Day 2
Today was the 2nd day for the most high profile and successful gaming expo in Australia - the Australasian Gaming Expo, which is being hosted by the Sydney Convention Centre at Darling Harbour.
It's a key time for the gaming industry in Australia with all the regulation elements, responsible gambling initiatives and such, and most of the big boys of the industry were on hand to show off their wares, with some exhibitors demonstrating significant creative flair to help showoff their latest and greatest wares.
Our friends at Human Statue Bodyart had a couple of body models made up in bodypaint (Anastasia as a butterfly and Victoria as a panda) - complete with wings, for leading gaming brand Paltronics and its latest game 'Jungle Madness'.
The expo centre itself is huge - 15,000 square metres (about the size of an Aussie Rules football oval) and this provided more than ample opportunity for over 750 slot games aka "pokies" to strut their stuff.
The Australasian Gaming Expo is by far the largest event of its type in Australia and one of the world’s biggest.
We learned through the grapevine that a trip for 2 to Las Vegas will be won by a lucky visitor on each of the 3 days of the Expo, and this is compliments of the Gaming Technologies Association which owns the event.
We understand that over 16,000 people have walked through the games thus far, with those in the business being the majority, and no doubt a few punters, checked through the gates (but note that the games on display do not accept coins or notes).
News...
Human Statue Bodyart helps make Paltronics...
Gaming firm Paltronics was once again looking for their fair share of attention by having a few body models made up in forest like bodypaint attire to compliment their selection of games, including the very popular 'Jungle Madness'.
There's little doubt that folks Paltronics knew that competitors of sorts, IGT, were going all out with an Elvis promotion (including imitator), and may have also noted their 'Sex In The City' promotional stand from last years show.
It's always good to see Australian companies such as Paltronics take on international giants such as IGT and promotional models are just one of the weapons that gaming companies will continue to employ in the high stakes world of electronic gaming, and the folks from the Human Statue Bodyart creative arts agency certainly helped Paltronics make a positive splash today.
We hear that more bodypainted models are on the cards tomorrow (the 3rd and final day of the expo) so be sure to check the stands, with 11am to 2pm
News...
Shuffle Master promotes The Flintstones Slot...
"We are thrilled to be able to offer such an iconic brand as The Flintstones and we feel confident that it will take center stage at the show," said Adrian Halpenny, President of Shuffle Master Australasia. "Our game development team worked very hard to deliver a final product that demonstrated meticulous attention to detail in order to maintain the high quality and authenticity of the television series. As a result, The Flintstones is a breakthrough product that is not only highly enjoyable to play as a traditional gaming machine, but also brings the much-loved characters to life with entertaining and engaging features."
Since debuting on American television, The Flintstones has endured as one of the most recognized cartoon TV shows of all time and is still shown on TV around the world. The beloved characters of The Flintstones have been a part of our childhoods for decades, and this new game allows us to play and interact with them in new and exciting ways.
Preston Kevin Lewis, Managing Director of Warner Bros. Consumer Products ANZ, said, "It is testament to the enduring nature of The Flintstones brand that the likes of Fred, Barney, Wilma and Betty continue to reach new audiences in diverse areas. Shuffle Master is one of the world's leading gaming suppliers and we're sure these fantastic machines will provide consumers with yet another opportunity to fall in love with The Flintstones."
Designed to make a big impact on the gaming floor with its broad appeal, The Flintstones is a three-level standalone progressive, low-denomination product with a suite of exciting base games and attractive jackpot prizes. It also introduces Shuffle Master's patented new "mini-reel" feature trigger that ignites the player's anticipation during game play.
The game offers three interactive bonus features that provide players with the chance to win jackpots and credit prizes. Each bonus feature evokes classic scenes from the original TV show, such as the ten-pin challenge at Bedrock Bowl, the family night out at The Drive-In and the antics of Fred Flintstone's lovable pet dinosaur in Dino's Dig.
Every element has been carefully crafted to captivate players. The Flintstones will feature themed door trims with matching halo lighting, a unique character marquee with a built-in LCD top box, and re-mastered music and sound effects from the original TV show. The three launch games - Lioness, Peacock Garden and Tiger Power - will be supplemented with more games from Shuffle Master on an ongoing basis to keep the installations fresh and exciting.
Press Release...
IGT Highlights Innovative 3D Gaming Technology and a Star-studded Gaming Lineup at the Australasian Gaming Expo...
LAS VEGAS, Aug. 20, 2012 -- International Game Technology (NYSE:IGT), a global leader in casino gaming entertainment and systems technology, announced today it will deliver new industry firsts for Australia's gaming enthusiasts at the Australasian Gaming Expo (AGE) Aug. 21 – 23 at the Sydney Convention & Exhibition Centre in Sydney, Australia.
IGT will launch the 3D gaming technology MLD™ (Multi-Layer Display™), paired with the unveiling of one of the world's most iconic pop culture brands, Elvis The King®. This new title is now available in Australia exclusively on the IGT bluechip Neo® Tower Top cabinet after successful launches in other global markets, along with many new games and products.
"IGT continues to provide our customers with strong game performance, the widest variety of games, the latest in systems innovation and world-class service, all of which will be on display at AGE," said Eric Tom, IGT executive vice president of Global Sales.
"Our research indicates that many players are entertainment seekers who are attracted to iconic brands and IGT delivers this with our pop culture hit Elvis The King®. This game has been adapted to suit the Australasian players' playing style. The 3D capabilities of MLD with Elvis The King® also provides venues with a strong differentiator as they look to broaden gaming's appeal and provide something special for players," said Tom. "Elvis The King® is packed with multiple features and number one hits."
IGT's 3D MLD™ screens take gaming to another dimension in play. The 3D effect is simulated because the content exists on two separate LCD panels; one in front of the other which gives a depth of field, with game elements appearing and moving between the front and back screens. This allows for new game play options and heightened entertainment.
The line-up of over fifty games at AGE reflects IGT's re-invigorated game design strategy with the legendary performance of games such as Siberian Storm® and Dangerous Beauty®. Additional games debuting at AGE include:
Black Widow® – a low denomination game with a 'web capture' feature during free games for the chance to accumulate additional credits.
Dakota Thunder® - featuring the 'Thunder Shudder'.
A global leader in casino gaming entertainment and systems technology, IGT provides a holistic solution to the industry and its strength in gaming management systems and new interactive technologies will also be showcased at AGE.
The IGT Advantage Club® System will be demonstrated with new technologies such as Service Window, a small window that appears on the left hand side of the screen. The Service Window can be used for personalized player messaging and for service requests, adding a unique level of service for venues with the IGT system. The IGT Advantage Club® system is proving to be a winner with clubs in New South Wales.
IGT will again be playing host to industry experts who will present a range of topics including game floor design, customer service and systems. For more details on the free business seminar sessions visit www.igt.com.au/AGE12.
About IGT
International Game Technology (NYSE: IGT) is a global leader in casino gaming entertainment and continues to transform the industry by translating casino player experiences to social, mobile and interactive environments for regulated markets around the world. IGT's recent acquisition of Double Down Interactive provides engaging casino style entertainment to more than 5 million players monthly. More information about IGT is available at www.IGT.com or connect with IGT at @IGTNews or www.facebook.com/IGT.
© EPE, Reg. U.S. Pat & TM O_.
Dangerous Beauty and Black Widow were created by High 5 Games. For more information on High 5 Games, go to www.High5games.com
Pure Depth™, MLD®, Multi-Layer Display® and Actual Depth™ are trademarks or registered trademarks of Pure Depth, Inc. All other trademarks are registered trademarks or the property of their respective owners without the intent to infringe. www.puredepth.com. All trademarks or registered trademarks are owned by IGT (Australia) Pty. Limited or its related entities. All information is subject to change without notice. Game type availability is subject to jurisdictional approval.
Websites
Australasian Gaming Expo
Gaming Technologies Association
PALtronics Australasia
Sydney Convention and Exhibition Centre
Human Statue Bodyart
Human Statue Bodyart Flickr
www.flickr.com/photos/humanstatuebodyart
Eva Rinaldi Photography Flickr
Australasian Gaming Expo report from Sydney; Australia - Day 2
Today was the 2nd day for the most high profile and successful gaming expo in Australia - the Australasian Gaming Expo, which is being hosted by the Sydney Convention Centre at Darling Harbour.
It's a key time for the gaming industry in Australia with all the regulation elements, responsible gambling initiatives and such, and most of the big boys of the industry were on hand to show off their wares, with some exhibitors demonstrating significant creative flair to help showoff their latest and greatest wares.
Our friends at Human Statue Bodyart had a couple of body models made up in bodypaint (Anastasia as a butterfly and Victoria as a panda) - complete with wings, for leading gaming brand Paltronics and its latest game 'Jungle Madness'.
The expo centre itself is huge - 15,000 square metres (about the size of an Aussie Rules football oval) and this provided more than ample opportunity for over 750 slot games aka "pokies" to strut their stuff.
The Australasian Gaming Expo is by far the largest event of its type in Australia and one of the world’s biggest.
We learned through the grapevine that a trip for 2 to Las Vegas will be won by a lucky visitor on each of the 3 days of the Expo, and this is compliments of the Gaming Technologies Association which owns the event.
We understand that over 16,000 people have walked through the games thus far, with those in the business being the majority, and no doubt a few punters, checked through the gates (but note that the games on display do not accept coins or notes).
News...
Human Statue Bodyart helps make Paltronics...
Gaming firm Paltronics was once again looking for their fair share of attention by having a few body models made up in forest like bodypaint attire to compliment their selection of games, including the very popular 'Jungle Madness'.
There's little doubt that folks Paltronics knew that competitors of sorts, IGT, were going all out with an Elvis promotion (including imitator), and may have also noted their 'Sex In The City' promotional stand from last years show.
It's always good to see Australian companies such as Paltronics take on international giants such as IGT and promotional models are just one of the weapons that gaming companies will continue to employ in the high stakes world of electronic gaming, and the folks from the Human Statue Bodyart creative arts agency certainly helped Paltronics make a positive splash today.
We hear that more bodypainted models are on the cards tomorrow (the 3rd and final day of the expo) so be sure to check the stands, with 11am to 2pm
News...
Shuffle Master promotes The Flintstones Slot...
"We are thrilled to be able to offer such an iconic brand as The Flintstones and we feel confident that it will take center stage at the show," said Adrian Halpenny, President of Shuffle Master Australasia. "Our game development team worked very hard to deliver a final product that demonstrated meticulous attention to detail in order to maintain the high quality and authenticity of the television series. As a result, The Flintstones is a breakthrough product that is not only highly enjoyable to play as a traditional gaming machine, but also brings the much-loved characters to life with entertaining and engaging features."
Since debuting on American television, The Flintstones has endured as one of the most recognized cartoon TV shows of all time and is still shown on TV around the world. The beloved characters of The Flintstones have been a part of our childhoods for decades, and this new game allows us to play and interact with them in new and exciting ways.
Preston Kevin Lewis, Managing Director of Warner Bros. Consumer Products ANZ, said, "It is testament to the enduring nature of The Flintstones brand that the likes of Fred, Barney, Wilma and Betty continue to reach new audiences in diverse areas. Shuffle Master is one of the world's leading gaming suppliers and we're sure these fantastic machines will provide consumers with yet another opportunity to fall in love with The Flintstones."
Designed to make a big impact on the gaming floor with its broad appeal, The Flintstones is a three-level standalone progressive, low-denomination product with a suite of exciting base games and attractive jackpot prizes. It also introduces Shuffle Master's patented new "mini-reel" feature trigger that ignites the player's anticipation during game play.
The game offers three interactive bonus features that provide players with the chance to win jackpots and credit prizes. Each bonus feature evokes classic scenes from the original TV show, such as the ten-pin challenge at Bedrock Bowl, the family night out at The Drive-In and the antics of Fred Flintstone's lovable pet dinosaur in Dino's Dig.
Every element has been carefully crafted to captivate players. The Flintstones will feature themed door trims with matching halo lighting, a unique character marquee with a built-in LCD top box, and re-mastered music and sound effects from the original TV show. The three launch games - Lioness, Peacock Garden and Tiger Power - will be supplemented with more games from Shuffle Master on an ongoing basis to keep the installations fresh and exciting.
Press Release...
IGT Highlights Innovative 3D Gaming Technology and a Star-studded Gaming Lineup at the Australasian Gaming Expo...
LAS VEGAS, Aug. 20, 2012 -- International Game Technology (NYSE:IGT), a global leader in casino gaming entertainment and systems technology, announced today it will deliver new industry firsts for Australia's gaming enthusiasts at the Australasian Gaming Expo (AGE) Aug. 21 – 23 at the Sydney Convention & Exhibition Centre in Sydney, Australia.
IGT will launch the 3D gaming technology MLD™ (Multi-Layer Display™), paired with the unveiling of one of the world's most iconic pop culture brands, Elvis The King®. This new title is now available in Australia exclusively on the IGT bluechip Neo® Tower Top cabinet after successful launches in other global markets, along with many new games and products.
"IGT continues to provide our customers with strong game performance, the widest variety of games, the latest in systems innovation and world-class service, all of which will be on display at AGE," said Eric Tom, IGT executive vice president of Global Sales.
"Our research indicates that many players are entertainment seekers who are attracted to iconic brands and IGT delivers this with our pop culture hit Elvis The King®. This game has been adapted to suit the Australasian players' playing style. The 3D capabilities of MLD with Elvis The King® also provides venues with a strong differentiator as they look to broaden gaming's appeal and provide something special for players," said Tom. "Elvis The King® is packed with multiple features and number one hits."
IGT's 3D MLD™ screens take gaming to another dimension in play. The 3D effect is simulated because the content exists on two separate LCD panels; one in front of the other which gives a depth of field, with game elements appearing and moving between the front and back screens. This allows for new game play options and heightened entertainment.
The line-up of over fifty games at AGE reflects IGT's re-invigorated game design strategy with the legendary performance of games such as Siberian Storm® and Dangerous Beauty®. Additional games debuting at AGE include:
Black Widow® – a low denomination game with a 'web capture' feature during free games for the chance to accumulate additional credits.
Dakota Thunder® - featuring the 'Thunder Shudder'.
A global leader in casino gaming entertainment and systems technology, IGT provides a holistic solution to the industry and its strength in gaming management systems and new interactive technologies will also be showcased at AGE.
The IGT Advantage Club® System will be demonstrated with new technologies such as Service Window, a small window that appears on the left hand side of the screen. The Service Window can be used for personalized player messaging and for service requests, adding a unique level of service for venues with the IGT system. The IGT Advantage Club® system is proving to be a winner with clubs in New South Wales.
IGT will again be playing host to industry experts who will present a range of topics including game floor design, customer service and systems. For more details on the free business seminar sessions visit www.igt.com.au/AGE12.
About IGT
International Game Technology (NYSE: IGT) is a global leader in casino gaming entertainment and continues to transform the industry by translating casino player experiences to social, mobile and interactive environments for regulated markets around the world. IGT's recent acquisition of Double Down Interactive provides engaging casino style entertainment to more than 5 million players monthly. More information about IGT is available at www.IGT.com or connect with IGT at @IGTNews or www.facebook.com/IGT.
© EPE, Reg. U.S. Pat & TM O_.
Dangerous Beauty and Black Widow were created by High 5 Games. For more information on High 5 Games, go to www.High5games.com
Pure Depth™, MLD®, Multi-Layer Display® and Actual Depth™ are trademarks or registered trademarks of Pure Depth, Inc. All other trademarks are registered trademarks or the property of their respective owners without the intent to infringe. www.puredepth.com. All trademarks or registered trademarks are owned by IGT (Australia) Pty. Limited or its related entities. All information is subject to change without notice. Game type availability is subject to jurisdictional approval.
Websites
Australasian Gaming Expo
Gaming Technologies Association
PALtronics Australasia
Sydney Convention and Exhibition Centre
Human Statue Bodyart
Human Statue Bodyart Flickr
www.flickr.com/photos/humanstatuebodyart
Eva Rinaldi Photography Flickr
Lovely Models wearing only Body Painted Uniforms of the United States Marine Corps representing the USMC from the Continental Marines , WW 1, WW2, and today. www.bodypainter.net
Waratahs rugby union player Drew Mitchell gets bodypainted for team bet; Human Statue Bodyart creates body painted footy player at Bondi Beach, Sydney
This afternoon Drew Mitchell got bodypainted at his Bondi Beach pad to pay off a lost bet to his NSW Waratahs rugby union club.
Mitchell was bodypainted up in the Waratah's light blue colours - the jersey design up top and the team shorts down below. Corporate logos for the likes of HSBC were also detailed.
As you would expect his team mates got a good laugh about it too.
It's understood the famous footy player did some fund raising at Bondi Beach in his new "outfit" for the day.
Don't be too surprised if other football (union, league or other) clubs and players soon take up bodypaint like a duck to water, as other entertainment and sporting sectors have.
Good on ya Mitchell for being a good sport and well done on your on and off field endeavours.
Now go and paint the town sky blue!
About Drew Mitchell...
Mitchell made his international debut for the Wallabies against South Africa in 2005, after being selected after a season with the Queensland Reds in which he scored 11 tries and was named Australia's rookie of the year.
His international career stalled after Australia's autumn international tour in 2005, and he didn't feature for the Wallabies again until Wales visited in 2007. By this time Mitchell had switched to newly formed Western Force and impressed enough to gain a place in the Australia squad for the 2007 World Cup in France. He scored seven tries during that tournament.
Mitchell's domestic future again had a period of speculation when he was approached by the NSW Waratahs and the ACT Brumbies ahead of the 2010 Super Rugby season. Mitchell eventually signed for the NSW Waratahs, replacing Sam Norton-Knight.
Mitchell dislocated his ankle and broke a bone in his leg after he collided with Scott Higginbotham of the Reds during their match on Saturday, 23 April and was initially ruled out of the 2011 Rugby World Cup. However, he subsequently made a full recovery and was included in Australia's tournament squad. He made one substitute appearance against Ireland and in two starts scored one try against the USA and two against Russia. He injured his hamstring in the final pool stage match of the 2011 World Cup, and missed the remainder of the tournament. Last year, in the lead up to the 2012 Super Rugby season Mitchell suffered an ankle problem, and missed the Waratahs pre-season games. He did not play any games in the first half of the competition, making only five appearances all season.
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CIO Networking Event gets bodypainted dancers and Italian statues from Human Statue Bodyart - 12th June 2013... Last night IDG Communications leading publication and brand, CIO, got some extra excitement and positive buzz at their annual CIO Networking event at The Art Gallery of NSW in Sydney. Human Statue Bodyart was engaged to supply dancers and statues for the prestigious event only after IDG Communications had conducted extensive research of the bodypainting, bodyart, human statue and performance art aspects of the Australian entertainment industry. The goals of the CIO Networking event included: to education, to facilitate networking and business opportunities and to do it in a creative, stimulating and entertaining environment (that's where Human Statue dancers and statue performers came in). The dancers, some of which were painted to compliment surrounding paintings in the gallery. By all accounts, the dancers numerous rehearsals over the past weeks paid dividends, with special guests and management being suitably impressed with the quality of the entertainment. Over 100 special guests attended the networking event and the performers received plenty of compliments from the executives and event organisers. The dancers and statues were prepared off-site, as per contract specification, and they were brushed up and giving final finishing touches on-site at the gallery. Only the finest bodypaint materials and special effects were used, to maintain the high standards of both the client and the creative arts company. Ms Rinaldi said "We were delighted to create and deliver our entertainment, human statue and creative arts package for our valued client, IDG Communications. The CIO Networking event is one of their biggest events of the year, we are all very pleased that the job went ahead as planned and was delivered to spec and on budget. I'm very grateful to everyone who helped put together this event, from management, business partners, the talent, creative and beyond. This event followed our highly successful Australasian Law Awards event at Sydney Town Hall, and we're all very excited about the future of our company and clients. It's shaping up to be a very exciting and rewarding year for all of us. Interested parties can follow some of the excitement in the online galleries of Human Statue Bodyart and Human Entertainment". Contact: m: 0458 705 825 e: bodyartist@bigpond.com or eva@humanentertainment.com.au About IDG The Company International Data Group (IDG) is the world's leading technology media, events and research company. Since its founding in 1964, IDG has been committed to helping people acquire and use technology successfully. As a result, IDG brands have become the trusted source for advice and insight into technology news and trends around the world. Over the past 46 years, IDG has grown into a multi-billion dollar company, reaching technology audiences in more than 90 countries. In 2009, IDG had revenues of $3.05 billion and approximately 13,000 employees worldwide. IDG's diverse products and services portfolio spans six key areas: online media, events and conferences, print publishing, lead-generation services, global marketing solutions and market research. IDG Communications IDG Communications’ globally branded product lines reach an audience of over 200 million technology buyers in 90 countries. Online Media The company’s global online network includes more than 450 Web sites on business technology, consumer technology, digital entertainment and video games. To ensure its audiences have access to a constant stream of real-time information and analysis, IDG’s online network is supported by more than 2,000 journalists worldwide along with the IDG News Service, a 24-hour global news organization with correspondents in bureaus around the world. The IDG TechNetwork is an online network of more than 250 independent technology Web sites complementary to IDG’s media brands. Having built the broadest network of technology content online, IDG reaches more technology buyers worldwide than any other media company. Events and Conferences Each year, IDG produces more than 700 branded conferences and events in 55 countries. Industry-leading international events include Macworld 2010, OpenSource World Conference & Expo, and E3 Expo. IDG’s world-class executive conferences include CIO 100, DEMO and IDC Directions. Publications More than 200 million people around the world read one or more of IDG's publications and view their Web sites each month. IDG's major global brands include Channel World, CIO, Computerworld, GamePro, InfoWorld, Techworld, Macworld, Network World and PC World. Whether delivered online or in print, IDG’s media brands provide the high-quality information audiences need to make technology purchasing decisions in ever-changing markets. Lead-Generation Solutions With demand for online advertising and lead generation increasing worldwide, IDG is uniquely capable of bringing these services to global marketers. IDG provides technology companies with access to an audience of engaged, high-quality IT professionals, influencers and business decision makers. Social Media IDG Amplify is the first social media marketing service in technology media, enabling marketers to spark dialogue about their products within online communities. IDG Global Solutions IDG Global Solutions (IGS) is IDG’s single point of contact for media planning and multi-platform media buying across 90 international markets. IGS works with advertising and marketing professionals to build integrated programs across IDG’s diverse products and services portfolio, including interactive and online lead-generation programs, client-defined research, custom publishing and Web sites, print advertising, targeted conferences or seminars, and direct-response campaigns. For additional information, visit www.idg.com IDC International Data Corporation (IDC), a subsidiary of IDG, is the premier global provider of market intelligence, advisory services and events for the information technology, telecommunications and consumer technology markets. IDC helps IT professionals, business executives and the investment community make fact-based decisions on technology purchases and business strategy. More than 1,000 IDC analysts provide global, regional and local expertise on technology and industry opportunities and trends in over 90 countries worldwide. For additional information, visit www.idc.com.au IDG Founder and Chairman Patrick J. McGovern Profile Updated January 2010 Patrick J. McGovern is Founder and Chairman of International Data Group (IDG), the world’s leading technology media, events and research company, with annual revenues in 2009 of $3.05 billion. About the Art Gallery Of NSW... Established in 1874, the Art Gallery of NSW is proud to present fine international and Australian art in one of the most beautiful art museums in the world. We aim to be a place of experience and inspiration, through our collection, exhibitions, programs and research. Admission to the Gallery is free, as are our permanent galleries and most exhibitions and events. Collection Modern and contemporary works are displayed in expansive, light-filled spaces, offering stunning views of Sydney and the harbour, while our splendid Grand Courts are home to a distinguished collection of colonial and 19th-century Australian works and European old masters. There are also dedicated galleries celebrating the arts of Asia and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander art. Exhibitions Alongside our permanent collection are regularly changing temporary exhibitions – more than 30 each year – including flagship annual exhibitions such as the Archibald Prize and ARTEXPRESS. Programs and facilities One of the most popular art museums in Australia, visited by over 1.3 million people annually, the Gallery is far more than just a destination for looking at pictures. It’s also a place to enjoy lectures and symposia, films, music and performances, meet friends for a meal or coffee in the cafe or restaurant, or browse in the Gallery Shop. Our range of access programs is aimed at engaging diverse audiences with different needs. And more than 100 000 students visit each year to take part in our engaging and stimulating education programs. Membership Today, the Gallery boasts the largest arts membership base in the country, with around 30 000 people in the Art Gallery Society of NSW enjoying a range of benefits, including special members events. Our work is also supported by various loyal and energetic benefactor groups through the Gallery’s Foundation. Expertise Integral to the Gallery’s collection and activities is the knowledge and scholarship that bring meaning and relevance to the artworks themselves. A core element in our exhibitions and programs, it is also evident in our publishing program, which is unmatched by any other such institution in Australia. Brett Whiteley Studio Brett Whiteley’s workplace and home in the inner-city suburb of Surry Hills is now a gallery and studio museum managed by the Art Gallery of NSW. Offering an intimate insight into the art and life of one of Australia’s most celebrated artists, it’s open free to the public on weekends and can be visited on Thursdays and Fridays by education groups. Website While nothing can replicate the experience of visiting the Gallery in person, our website is one of an increasing number of ways to access us. The site provides information about exhibitions and events at the Gallery. While only about 5% of the collection can be displayed at any one time, you can search the entire collection online. You can download catalogues and other education material, take an online tour or do your own research. A selection of rich educational content for lifelong learners, students and people interested in knowing more about the Gallery is available through the Beyond Campus section of iTunes U, and you can watch Gallery videos on the Gallery Channel or on YouTube. Websites CIO www.cio.com.au IDG Communications www.idg.com.au Human Statue Bodyart www.humanstatuebodyart.com.au Human Entertainment www.humanentertainment.com.au Art Gallery of NSW www.artgallery.nsw.gov.au
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CIO Networking Event gets bodypainted dancers and Italian statues from Human Statue Bodyart - 12th June 2013... Last night IDG Communications leading publication and brand, CIO, got some extra excitement and positive buzz at their annual CIO Networking event at The Art Gallery of NSW in Sydney. Human Statue Bodyart was engaged to supply dancers and statues for the prestigious event only after IDG Communications had conducted extensive research of the bodypainting, bodyart, human statue and performance art aspects of the Australian entertainment industry. The goals of the CIO Networking event included: to education, to facilitate networking and business opportunities and to do it in a creative, stimulating and entertaining environment (that's where Human Statue dancers and statue performers came in). The dancers, some of which were painted to compliment surrounding paintings in the gallery. By all accounts, the dancers numerous rehearsals over the past weeks paid dividends, with special guests and management being suitably impressed with the quality of the entertainment. Over 100 special guests attended the networking event and the performers received plenty of compliments from the executives and event organisers. The dancers and statues were prepared off-site, as per contract specification, and they were brushed up and giving final finishing touches on-site at the gallery. Only the finest bodypaint materials and special effects were used, to maintain the high standards of both the client and the creative arts company. Ms Rinaldi said "We were delighted to create and deliver our entertainment, human statue and creative arts package for our valued client, IDG Communications. The CIO Networking event is one of their biggest events of the year, we are all very pleased that the job went ahead as planned and was delivered to spec and on budget. I'm very grateful to everyone who helped put together this event, from management, business partners, the talent, creative and beyond. This event followed our highly successful Australasian Law Awards event at Sydney Town Hall, and we're all very excited about the future of our company and clients. It's shaping up to be a very exciting and rewarding year for all of us. Interested parties can follow some of the excitement in the online galleries of Human Statue Bodyart and Human Entertainment". Contact: m: 0458 705 825 e: bodyartist@bigpond.com or eva@humanentertainment.com.au About IDG The Company International Data Group (IDG) is the world's leading technology media, events and research company. Since its founding in 1964, IDG has been committed to helping people acquire and use technology successfully. As a result, IDG brands have become the trusted source for advice and insight into technology news and trends around the world. Over the past 46 years, IDG has grown into a multi-billion dollar company, reaching technology audiences in more than 90 countries. In 2009, IDG had revenues of $3.05 billion and approximately 13,000 employees worldwide. IDG's diverse products and services portfolio spans six key areas: online media, events and conferences, print publishing, lead-generation services, global marketing solutions and market research. IDG Communications IDG Communications’ globally branded product lines reach an audience of over 200 million technology buyers in 90 countries. Online Media The company’s global online network includes more than 450 Web sites on business technology, consumer technology, digital entertainment and video games. To ensure its audiences have access to a constant stream of real-time information and analysis, IDG’s online network is supported by more than 2,000 journalists worldwide along with the IDG News Service, a 24-hour global news organization with correspondents in bureaus around the world. The IDG TechNetwork is an online network of more than 250 independent technology Web sites complementary to IDG’s media brands. Having built the broadest network of technology content online, IDG reaches more technology buyers worldwide than any other media company. Events and Conferences Each year, IDG produces more than 700 branded conferences and events in 55 countries. Industry-leading international events include Macworld 2010, OpenSource World Conference & Expo, and E3 Expo. IDG’s world-class executive conferences include CIO 100, DEMO and IDC Directions. Publications More than 200 million people around the world read one or more of IDG's publications and view their Web sites each month. IDG's major global brands include Channel World, CIO, Computerworld, GamePro, InfoWorld, Techworld, Macworld, Network World and PC World. Whether delivered online or in print, IDG’s media brands provide the high-quality information audiences need to make technology purchasing decisions in ever-changing markets. Lead-Generation Solutions With demand for online advertising and lead generation increasing worldwide, IDG is uniquely capable of bringing these services to global marketers. IDG provides technology companies with access to an audience of engaged, high-quality IT professionals, influencers and business decision makers. Social Media IDG Amplify is the first social media marketing service in technology media, enabling marketers to spark dialogue about their products within online communities. IDG Global Solutions IDG Global Solutions (IGS) is IDG’s single point of contact for media planning and multi-platform media buying across 90 international markets. IGS works with advertising and marketing professionals to build integrated programs across IDG’s diverse products and services portfolio, including interactive and online lead-generation programs, client-defined research, custom publishing and Web sites, print advertising, targeted conferences or seminars, and direct-response campaigns. For additional information, visit www.idg.com IDC International Data Corporation (IDC), a subsidiary of IDG, is the premier global provider of market intelligence, advisory services and events for the information technology, telecommunications and consumer technology markets. IDC helps IT professionals, business executives and the investment community make fact-based decisions on technology purchases and business strategy. More than 1,000 IDC analysts provide global, regional and local expertise on technology and industry opportunities and trends in over 90 countries worldwide. For additional information, visit www.idc.com.au IDG Founder and Chairman Patrick J. McGovern Profile Updated January 2010 Patrick J. McGovern is Founder and Chairman of International Data Group (IDG), the world’s leading technology media, events and research company, with annual revenues in 2009 of $3.05 billion. About the Art Gallery Of NSW... Established in 1874, the Art Gallery of NSW is proud to present fine international and Australian art in one of the most beautiful art museums in the world. We aim to be a place of experience and inspiration, through our collection, exhibitions, programs and research. Admission to the Gallery is free, as are our permanent galleries and most exhibitions and events. Collection Modern and contemporary works are displayed in expansive, light-filled spaces, offering stunning views of Sydney and the harbour, while our splendid Grand Courts are home to a distinguished collection of colonial and 19th-century Australian works and European old masters. There are also dedicated galleries celebrating the arts of Asia and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander art. Exhibitions Alongside our permanent collection are regularly changing temporary exhibitions – more than 30 each year – including flagship annual exhibitions such as the Archibald Prize and ARTEXPRESS. Programs and facilities One of the most popular art museums in Australia, visited by over 1.3 million people annually, the Gallery is far more than just a destination for looking at pictures. It’s also a place to enjoy lectures and symposia, films, music and performances, meet friends for a meal or coffee in the cafe or restaurant, or browse in the Gallery Shop. Our range of access programs is aimed at engaging diverse audiences with different needs. And more than 100 000 students visit each year to take part in our engaging and stimulating education programs. Membership Today, the Gallery boasts the largest arts membership base in the country, with around 30 000 people in the Art Gallery Society of NSW enjoying a range of benefits, including special members events. Our work is also supported by various loyal and energetic benefactor groups through the Gallery’s Foundation. Expertise Integral to the Gallery’s collection and activities is the knowledge and scholarship that bring meaning and relevance to the artworks themselves. A core element in our exhibitions and programs, it is also evident in our publishing program, which is unmatched by any other such institution in Australia. Brett Whiteley Studio Brett Whiteley’s workplace and home in the inner-city suburb of Surry Hills is now a gallery and studio museum managed by the Art Gallery of NSW. Offering an intimate insight into the art and life of one of Australia’s most celebrated artists, it’s open free to the public on weekends and can be visited on Thursdays and Fridays by education groups. Website While nothing can replicate the experience of visiting the Gallery in person, our website is one of an increasing number of ways to access us. The site provides information about exhibitions and events at the Gallery. While only about 5% of the collection can be displayed at any one time, you can search the entire collection online. You can download catalogues and other education material, take an online tour or do your own research. A selection of rich educational content for lifelong learners, students and people interested in knowing more about the Gallery is available through the Beyond Campus section of iTunes U, and you can watch Gallery videos on the Gallery Channel or on YouTube. Websites CIO www.cio.com.au IDG Communications www.idg.com.au Human Statue Bodyart www.humanstatuebodyart.com.au Human Entertainment www.humanentertainment.com.au Art Gallery of NSW www.artgallery.nsw.gov.au
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