LONDON, ENGLAND.-Intimacy [human people] by Completely Naked is an exhibitio taking place 10th - 30th November 2005. This exhibition is part of Photomonth (http://www.alternativearts.co.uk/photomonth), taking place in over 30 galleries and spaces in East London during October and November 2005. What defines intimacy in the 21st century? For the next project at Campbell Works, Completely Naked has invited 100 selected international photographers to submit over 500 images in any size and format that, according to them, portray ‘intimacy’. Having in common a new approach to photography and a fresh vision of themselves and their practice, they have become part of an ever growing un-scripted ‘movement’.

Images of highly personal, intimate moments have become part of our everyday. Digital photography and the internet are dissolving the relationships between photographer and performer, model and muse, and with it a new generation of photographers are redefining our relationships to each other.

The project started in 2004 as a research study into contemporary photographic practice and quickly grew into a huge online gallery containing over 1000 images, and continues to grow daily. Gathering together for the first time, a generation of photographers whose images are re-defining contemporary aesthetic, this installation explores both the visual intimacies portrayed and the physical intimacies of the photographic prints, breaking the so convenient but so fastidious un-reality of the online galleries,

View online galleries at http://www.completelynaked.co.uk/intimacy.htm
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Completely naked is a London based artistic partnership directed by Pau Ros. Specializing in interactive installations, they explore live arts, visual, digital and time-based languages and develop ideas based on a curiosity for human behaviour from individual to collective responses. Completely Naked is an initiative aiming to provoke the promiscuity between the arts and the audience. www.completelynaked.co.uk

Campbell Works initiates and runs creative arts projects, fostering the development and curation of new ventures with artists, writers, scientists and creative practitioners of all disciplines. Run by artists Neil Taylor and Harriet Murray, embracing a collaborative approach to artistic practice, Campbell Works acts as a meeting point for ideas and aims to explore contextual relationships between art, spaces and people. Campbell Works particularly supports projects that explore ways to communicate with audiences, acting as a space to meet, generate ideas and further collaborations. www.campbellworks.org.