The American performance artist/impresario Spencer Tunick, known for his nude human installations in public spaces, gathered 220 members of the public for a socially distanced naked art piece at Alexandra Palace called 'Everyone Together.' (Photo: Spencer Tunick).
Here's an article from the Ham & High with more details: https://www.hamhigh.co.uk/news/environment/volunteers-at-alexandra-palace-naked-art-installation-1-6844824
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How beautiful! Many years ago I took part in one of Mr Tunick’s projects. It was in Greenwich adjacent to the Cutty Sark. If only I’d bothered to answer a recent email call out and learned the location was to be our very own Ally Pally. I would have simply rolled out of bed and up the hill. Aw, shucks ...
Oh that's so frustrating, Jackie!