"But I wanted to recapture the danger and the racy tone that it had in 1950, when the language and the sheer exposure of flesh made it pretty bold.
Wies Budiman is a grandmother in her 50's who owns and edits Male Emporium, in which the photo spreads limit the exposure of flesh to a woman in a bra, baring her midriff.
These include some grimacing and sticking out of tongues, some exposure of flesh (the dancers pull their clothes up or down to show parts of their bodies — an idea well utilized already in contemporary dance) and a little text.
Eleanor Hullihan arrives, her legs uncovered — the costumes, by Ms. Michelson and James Kidd, are remarkable for their individualized exposure of flesh — and the two women circle together with a precision that grows more incredible as their paths diverge and overlap.
The caucuses provide important evidence, however, as to how voters behave in the flesh and blood after exposure to the campaigns — rather than in the abstraction of a poll.
As eventually staged, the actor Martin Balsam played the scene in the not-entirely-altogether, but shortly after the show closed, the critic Walter Kerr, writing in The New York Times Magazine, credited (or blamed) Mr. Anderson for a spate of shows (including "Hair") that had turned the exposure of flesh onstage from a provocation into a yawn.
The images in Cooney's exhibition aren't just revealing in their exposure of flesh, they lay bare the taboo subject matters so often kept of of sight, offering the beauty and the ugliness without apology. .
Trust the French to make exposure of female flesh an essential part of their national identity.
Searing heat is baking the metropolis, scorching flesh, moistening backs, forcing the exposure of pale, bony knees and podgy muffin tops.
But the exposure to burning flesh seems to have had more profound long-term consequences for Salinger's life and his work.
