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Read about Cecelia . Image Credit: Anastasia Kuba
A year ago, San Francisco photographer Anastasia Kuba decided to switch her artistic direction. The former dancer had been a boudoir photographer since 2008, but she was ready for something different. "The pictures that came out were really gorgeous, but they turned my stomach upside down because something was deeply wrong about them," Kuba tells SELF. What was wrong: Kuba felt the images didn't capture the real person in front of the camera.
So she raised money on Indiegogo for a new campaign entitled "Nothing But Light," in which she aimed to a diverse group of subjects, sans makeup, lighting, Photoshop—and clothing. She pitched the project for 60 subjects, but worried she wouldn't find that many. After posting her first request for people to pose on Facebook one night, she woke up the next morning to 60 interested people. She ended up shooting 80 for the final project.
The artist herself. Read Anastasia's statement . Image Credit: Hanna Quevedo
Starting in April 2015, Kuba began hosting photo sessions in her studio to capture her subjects, devoting about three hours to each person. She says there was a mutual respect between both parties—the people could leave the project at any time and request specific snaps or all of their photos to be removed—and they could even turn the camera on Kuba, capturing her nude if they wished.
"It might not make that much sense why are people naked in the photos if you think about it on the surface, but it does," she says. "That’s them and that’s what they look like, and no one is wearing any makeup and I let people keep their jewelry on only if the jewelry was meaningful to them. But the light was natural and they weren’t posing. I wasn’t telling them what to do."
She also encouraged each subject to submit a statement to accompany their pictures, telling their story in their own words. The people pictured tell powerful stories of struggle, success, love and loss. The complete project, which is on her website , is stunning and empowering.
Read about Satya . Image Credit: Anastasia Kuba
"This is a body positive campaign, no doubt about it," Kuba says. "To be loved is to be known, and to be known is to be open, and you have to show yourself which is incredibly hard to do if you feel things."
Take a look at some of her amazing photos:
Read about Daisy . Image Credit: Anastasia Kuba
Read about Rob . Image Credit: Anastasia Kuba
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Read about Isobel . Image Credit: Anastasia Kuba
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BRITNEY Spears has been spotted totally NAKED as she posted 11 nude snaps in an hour - sparking a frenzy among her fans.
The singer wowed her 41.8million followers as she took to her Instagram grid completely topless in the series of photographs.
Britney, 40 , stripped down naked to just her tiny leopard print knickers as she laid on the bed of a hotel room on Thursday evening.
The first series of snaps showed her lying face down on the bed, covering her assets with a duvet as she stared into the camera.
"ALRIGHT ALRIGHT ALRIGHT," Britney captioned the first post, which flashed her peachy behind as she lay down flat.
A follow-up post saw the Oops... I Did It Again turn to her side as she cupped her breasts in her hands, pulling her hair into a messy bun.
"Waking up in London with my Cabo thong," Britney added, covering her nipples in a further three snaps with tiny heart emojis.
She completed her series of naked posts with a video clip, showing her moving and posing as she lay on the hotel room bed.
While a final photo saw her completely in the nude - facing away from the camera as she hid her behind with a heart emoji.
"I held my phone up with a book and a remote control to shoot this," Britney concluded, before asking: "When's Halloween?"
Fans were sent into a frenzy over the series of posts, with many gushing over the former pop singer as "beautiful" and "perfect".
"If you've got it, flaunt it," one fan complimented Britney, as a second said: "Love seeing you living your life freely."
But others were concerned by the number of posts, and took to the comments section to ask "what is going on".
"What is happening?" one wrote, as a second chimed in: "Quite concerning really. Brit, stop this. You don't need this sort of posts."
"Oh boy, it's that kind of day," a third lamented, as a fourth suggested: "Start an Only Fans please, and make some money."
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This year marks the 100th anniversary of an exhibition of paintings by the Italian artist Amedeo Modigliani, at the Berthe Weill gallery in Paris. The exhibition, displaying a number of nude works, was too much for some and shut down within hours of its opening. The police commissioner at the time had been offended by the depiction of pubic hair.
"It really did shock people," said Nancy Ireson, one of the curators of a new exhibition of Modigliani's paintings at Tate Modern , "and some of the paintings had to be taken down."
To our contemporary eyes, Modigliani's hirsute women are hardly shocking, in fact their poses reveal the painter to be in thrall to elegance and classicism. Yet, in rejecting the traditional hairless nudes of antiquity, Modigliani was seen to be attacking the social order -- and in this, he was not alone.
Modigliani was part of a radical group of Belle Époque artists, who wanted to subvert cultural conventions, and what better way of doing this than forcing people to confront how they see themselves?
Some painters, like Modigliani did it by sticking closely to the facts, others, like Picasso, tore the body apart and re-constructed it for the modern world. The nude had become a subject of challenge and contest. 
If you subscribe to the aphorism that sex is really about power, Ireson suggests another reason to why Modigliani's nudes were so shocking: "These women are overtly sexual and that really connects with the way women were troubling society at the time. These pictures were made during the First World War, when more women were working, more women were living independently ... there really is a social anxiety about that."
"Reclining Nude" (1919) by Amedeo Modigliani. Credit: Amedeo Modigliani
So began a golden era of the nude in Western art, thought not without censorship. In 1912, Austrian painter Egon Schiele, spent 24 days in jail convicted of immorality relating to hundreds of sketches of the naked form, and artists Otto Dix and George Grosz were both brought to trial for obscenity in the 1920s. Others preferred self-censorship rather than prosecution. René Magritte's "The Rape" was concealed behind a velvet curtain when it was first exhibited in Brussels in 1934, with only Surrealist sympathizers permitted to see it. For Modigliani however the censorship of his nude paintings didn't help sales -- he died young and penniless in 1920.
Yet for all the trouble censorship caused these male artists, their reputation was rehabilitated and they went on to be celebrated as transgressive -- even visionary -- outsiders. Their nudes were lauded as sexually brave, raw and unconstrained. The same cannot be said of the women artists who came in their wake as a result of that burgeoning female autonomy.
"Consider the Lilies" (1970-1977) by Penny Slinger
In the 1960s feminist artists began to represent the nude from a female perspective, reflecting a woman's sexual desires. Artists like Joan Semmel, Judith Bernstein, Dorothy Iannone, Betty Tompkins, Anita Steckel and Penny Slinger appropriated pornography to present a different narrative to the one promoted by the sex industry. Inevitably censorship followed and it had a debilitating effect on their careers.
Slinger had her work burned by customs officials in 1978, Bernstein was forced to defend her graphic depictions of genitalia, while Steckel found herself at the mercy of the censors when attempts were made to close-down her exhibition of nude pictures at Rockland Community College, in New York. The college committee objected to the inclusion of images of erect penises. In response Steckel formed The Fight Censorship Group, and published a statement in which she declared "If the erect penis is not wholesome enough to go into a museum, it should not be considered wholesome enough to go into women. And if the erect penis is wholesome enough to go into women -- then it is more than wholesome enough to go into the greatest art museums."
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Like Steckel, Tompkins and Ianonne also found the best way to confront censorship was through spirited rebuke. Tompkins' photo-realistic paintings took their subject matter from hardcore pornographic magazines. When one of these paintings was impounded while on its way to France for an exhibition her retort was to create a series of large-scale sexually explicit drawings, in which the word "censored" covered the offending area. Alternatively, in 1970 when the Kunsthalle Bern attempted to cover up the genitalia in Ianonne's paintings, she responded with a work that detailed the scandal and named the protagonists involved.
Surprisingly, for these female artists, confrontations with the law did not lead to notoriety -- like it did for their male counterparts -- but obscurity, and some of them ceased to exhibit altogether. Yet the world has changed in the last ten years, and artists like Tompkins and Iannone are having a resurgence thanks to a group of younger curators and artists who are beginning to understand how these pioneering feminist artists played a crucial role in creating the sex positive attitude that exists in the mainstream media today. Through their brave, uncompromising depictions of the nude, the fig leaves are finally coming off.
"Modigliani" is on display at Tate Modern until Apr. 2, 2018.
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