Bodies and Souls: The Century Project
By confronting society's greatest taboos, Oakland photographer Frank Cordelle has created something truly extraordinary. --Lauren Gard, "What's wrong with this picture?", East Bay Express, Dec. 6, 2006<br /><br />Don't cover your eyes. The women who appear in Bodies and Souls: The Century Project (Heureka Productions) want you to see them---really see them---in all their naked humanity... Women...celebrate their perfectly imperfect bodies and themselves. --"Reading room," O, The Oprah Magazine, March 2007<br /><br />Each photo...has a story to tell. Most of the photographs are accompanied by a personal statement by the woman herself about why she is posing, and these statements are what give the exhibition its kick. Some of the stories are heartwarming; some are heartbreaking. More than one woman viewing the exhibition has been moved to tears by the photographs and stories of the courageous women who have posed in front of Cordelle's lens. The book is well worth buying. --RenÃƒÂ©e Stephen, "Women through the ages," Independent Voice XVI:1, February 2007<br /><br />Don't cover your eyes. The women who appear in Bodies and Souls: The Century Project (Heureka Productions) want you to see them---really see them---in all their naked humanity... Women...celebrate their perfectly imperfect bodies and themselves. --"Reading room," O, The Oprah Magazine, March 2007<br /><br />Each photo...has a story to tell. Most of the photographs are accompanied by a personal statement by the woman herself about why she is posing, and these statements are what give the exhibition its kick. Some of the stories are heartwarming; some are heartbreaking. More than one woman viewing the exhibition has been moved to tears by the photographs and stories of the courageous women who have posed in front of Cordelle's lens. The book is well worth buying. --RenÃ©e Stephen, "Women through the ages," Independent Voice XVI:1, February 2007Each photo...has a story to tell. Most of the photographs are accompanied by a personal statement by the woman herself about why she is posing, and these statements are what give the exhibition its kick. Some of the stories are heartwarming; some are heartbreaking. More than one woman viewing the exhibition has been moved to tears by the photographs and stories of the courageous women who have posed in front of Cordelle's lens. The book is well worth buying. --Renée Stephen, "Women through the ages," Independent Voice XVI:1, February 2007Don't cover your eyes. The women who appear in Bodies and Souls: The Century Project (Heureka Productions) want you to see them---really see them---in all their naked humanity... Women...celebrate their perfectly imperfect bodies and themselves. --"Reading room," O, The Oprah Magazine, March 2007