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By Shari Miller For Mailonline. Racy photographs of scantily-clad women posing as 'living statues' reveal how one London theatre exploited a legal loophole of the s to get around a law that stated, 'if it moves, it's rude. Dancers at the Windmill Theatre in Soho, wearing costumes that left little to the imagination, were permitted to bare all as long as they stood completely still. They were not allowed to move, because this would have been a breach of licensing regulations at the time over naked performances. Strike a pose: Women could appear naked on stage at the Windmill Theatre in Soho during the s, as long as they did not move and appeared as 'living statues'. Naked truth: The fascinating photographs show how Windmill Theatre dodged a law that stated, 'if it moves, it's rude'.

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Mark McGowan born 9 June is a British street artist , performance artist , film maker and prominent public protester who has gone by the artist name Chunky Mark and more recently The Artist Taxi Driver. McGowan is known internationally for his performance art including shock art , street art and installation art , and as a stuntman , internet personality , video blogger , social commentator , social critic , satirist , political activist , peace activist , and an anti-establishment , anti-war , anti-capitalist anti- monarchist and anti- power elite protester. Chunky Mark conducted hundreds of performances in the UK and dozens around the world, stirring up some international attention, further debate on what "art really is", controversy ; and both support and mockery alike from intellectuals, the art world, private corporations, the police, the military, the tabloids and the public. Often McGowan has not applied for police permission beforehand. McGowan abandoned the Chunky Mark persona in late and fully adopted the "Artist Taxi Driver" persona for his web blog on YouTube , where he films himself alone in his taxi between fares, often wearing dark sunglasses, and in which he rants passionately and emotionally about the news and issues of the day.