This is my project below. It's a 2-day event--- a shoot and then a party.
there are 26 people of all different types casted for this already.

You must be fun to work with and nice and reliable!
Please send MM # and jpegs to sarah@sarahsmall.com

thank you,
Sarah Small

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Press Release:


Sarah Small: Tableau Vivant of the Delirium Constructions
Nudes, Cocktails, and a Bite to Eat
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How do you bring together naked ballerinas and nude, distinguished elders, twins and body builders, housewives and animal trainers, bruised beauties, libidinous artists, gun-nuts and radiant, luminous women for not one but two nights of fun?  Get New York Photographer Sarah Small to ask them nicely!   

Dozens of brave men and women, the naked and the clothed, will collaborate in two evenings dedicated to Small's Tableau Vivant based on her ongoing photographic series, *The Delirium Constructions.

On February 10 (Small's 30th Birthday), Ms. Small will assemble her sublime cast of characters at the hidden "Jewel" Street Studios in Brooklyn for a marathon photo session. With disarming directorial persuasion, Ms. Small will arrange her subjects, staging moments of uncanny interaction and fixing them in her uniquely suspenseful visual style, constructing staged, uncanny moments. The fruit of this photo shoot will form the blueprint for a beta-version “re-take,” and this time, everyone’s invited.

On March 14th, Ms. Small will re-convene the same cast of subjects at Jewel Street Studios in Brooklyn for a decadent party, as the Public joins in to reconstruct the first shoot in a sprawling, living photograph. Guests will wine and dine within the unsettling confines of Ms. Small's creation. The Tableau will echo and transform what has gone before, spinning new tales, distorted by the social element and loosened by the liquid refreshments.

Sarah Small, from Brooklyn in NY, is a portraitist of the dislocated emotion, earning accolades from far and wide.  Her images have appeared in publications such as Life Magazine, Rolling Stone, and The New York Times. It has been exhibited at Exit Art Gallery, The Corcoran Gallery, and The Australian Center for Photography. She has also been the recipient of numerous awards; most recently she was named by American Photo one of the 13 top photographers working today.

The project will be documented and celebrated online at www.sarahsmall.com.