WKSU News: Spencer Tunick's Cleveland Photograph Bared

Participant feels it's not art

Diana Keough reports


	Reporter / Commentator Diana Keough

When Spencer Tunick took a picture of nearly 3000 Clevelanders this summer, commentator Diana Keough covered the event for WKSU by participating, questioning whether or not a photograph of so many nude people really qualified as "art". Last week, before the official unveiling of the photograph that will hang in the Museum of Contemporary Art, Keough was given a sneak peek and says she is still not sure if this is art.

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