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Saturday, July 16, 2011

Shoot World Body Painting Festival

New Highlights World Body Painting Festival

Painted Woman at World Bodypainting Festival Asia 2010

Fanged Man at Bodypainting Festival

World Bodypainting Festival Highlights

Sexy Clown at World Bodypainting Festival

The World Bodypainting Festival is the biggest annual event of the body painting culture and community. The festival is the first of its kind in the world and has become the "Mecca of Bodypainting". It draws over a hundred artists and models, and thousands of visitors, from all over the world every year.

The festival began in Austria in 1996. Twelve years later, South Korea held its own festival in Daegu.

Monday, March 1, 2010

Japanese Geisha Body Painting

A semi nude participant in World Body Painting Festival with Japanese Geisha theme.

Japanese Geisha Body Painting

A semi nude participant in World Body Painting Festival with Japanese Geisha theme.

Wednesday, January 20, 2010

Happy Granny

Body painting of a baby and a happy granny.

Photo: Gianpaolo Dettoma, World Bodypainting Festival

Happy Granny

Body painting of a baby and a happy granny.

Photo: Gianpaolo Dettoma, World Bodypainting Festival

Friday, January 8, 2010

Body Painting Festival

Bodypainting is all about embellishing the beauty and mystery of the human form in a provocative, competitive and we've got to admit, a titillating environment using paints, props, music, and above all imagination.

"Body Gras!™", the host of the Canadian Bodypainting Championships, was set in motion in the summer of 2002 when its founders convinced nearly 20 artists, and just as many models and stylists, to compete in a new body painting competition staged in Nanaimo, B.C. – a tough, yet artsy former coal town graced with one of the most amazing harbours on the entire West Coast of North America.

During the debut competition, nearly a thousand people over the span of three nights took in the spectacle! Three evenings filled with rousing, often boisterous entertainment, artistic fineness - and certainly the most provocative feature of this extravaganza - body painting teams competing for prize money and the chance to be in the well-covered spotlight.

We invite you to enjoy some of the unique creations we have had the privilege to showcase in our "Body Gras!™" shows since 2002.

This week-long festival is a mixture of live bands, DJs, dance and the art of body painting. With five or six live acts on during the day, a Ministry Of Sound tent and acts in the Red Bull Academy there should be plenty to choose from before a two hour presentation of some of the best body art in the world.

There are also musical workshops that can teach festival-goers percussion, didgeridoo, how to DJ and much more.

The main days of the festival are from Friday to Sunday, 16-18 July, daily from 10.30 am in the "Bodypaint City". The artists start painting in the public park and later in the day the artwork is judged by a professional jury. The models are then presented to the audience on the main stage. During the day lots of music and show acts are presented. There are music concerts on program till late...