It’s not always easy to deal with stubborn clients. Sometimes you have to tell them to follow a judge’s orders. Even if they really don’t want to. NYC artist Andy Golub’s attorney can surely relate.
You see, Mr. Golub has a thing for public nudity. The artist is known for body painting nude women. OK, no biggie, right? Well, Golub insists on creating his works of art in Times Square in broad daylight.
This is a little over the line, at least according to a New York judge. The artist was charged with misdemeanor public lewdness after he painted two of his models in Times Square.
Golub has been ordered to keep G-strings on his models until after dusk. Bras, however, can come off in daylight.
Check out the look on this businessman’s face. He could your client, for goodness sake! Wait, is he one of your clients?
Photo Credit: AP
Most NYC onlookers probably have the same dumbstruck expression as this man. I mean, it’s just art, after all people.
So if you consider body-painting art, Golub should be in the clear.
Still, Golub appears to be listening to his attorney and is abiding by the court’s order.
Related Resources:
- Public Nudity Advocate Strips Down in Court (FindLaw Blotter)NYC artist’s models must wear G-strings until dusk (Wall Street Journal)
- Indecent Exposure (FindLaw)
- S.F. Nudists Should Sit on Towels, Rep. Weiner Proposes (FindLaw’s Legal Grounds)
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