Showing posts with label The Chelko Foundation. Show all posts
Showing posts with label The Chelko Foundation. Show all posts

Wednesday, December 3, 2014

Diversity Earth Artist For The Cause at The Atlanta Decorative Art Center Atlanta

Ralph Williams, photographer, captured moments of live body painting in an art gallery in Atlanta, Georgia. Kim Chesney invited a group of people to view some of the latest creations of artist work displayed on the wall along with sculptured pieces.

Two body painters, Stephanie Anderson and Lynn Cole, painted models Mettie June and Kate Marie while people watched. After the finished artwork, the model socialized and shared photography opportunities with the guests.

The models also posed with some of the painters who were present in front of their art work. The photographer sought to match the colors painted on body with the art work in the gallerry.
Mettie June and Kate Marie





Mettie June


Mettie June and body painter Stephanie Anderson

Kate Marie

Wednesday, October 15, 2014

Our "Future Vision" BodyPainting Living Art America image by E37 Photography

Our "Future Vision" bodypainting entry for Living Art America "Bodies as works of art" North American Championship in Atlanta, Artists bodypainters Lana Chromium (San Diego CA) and Dewayne Flowers with model Jessica Desai for Living Art America championship. ‪#‎northamericabodypaintingchampionship‬ ‪#‎livingartamerica‬ ‪#‎bodiesasworksofart‬ ‪#‎bodypaint‬ ‪#‎bodyart‬ ‪#‎bodypainting‬ ‪#‎LAA‬ future vision, bodyart, bodypainting, the Chelko Foundation, LAA, bodypaint, make-up


Sunday, September 29, 2013

Living Art America Body Painting Show E37 Photography

E37 Photography ventured into the friendly aircraft hangers of The Dekalb-Peachtree Airport in Metro Atlanta, Georgia. I expected colorful people and they did not fail to deliver. Living Art America, the Official World Bodypainting Association Sanction. World Bodypainting Festival Champion and Judge Craig Tracy agreed to take the lead position, chairing our 2013 Jury. Benefits go to The Chelko Foundation was officially established in 2005 to commemorate and honor the life of Paul Chelko’s wife, Debbie.  Paul envisioned a world where women are free and no longer suffer from discrimination and violence, making a difference for women on a global scale through empowerment.They have a scholarship award for students at Savannah College of Art & Design (SCAD) as one of many affiliates they endow. Here is a sample of the show. I will add more later.







The winners of the show