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| Length: | 29 min |
Description:
This 1980 documentary opens with a rose tattoo, introducing a deep dive into the world of body art. The film explores the history of tattooing in New Zealand, visiting studios on K' Road and Hastings and speaking with industry leaders Steve Johnson and Roger Ingerton. It examines the social perceptions of tattoos and why people choose to get them, highlighting the varied reasons behind individual decisions. The documentary also showcases popular designs like sailors, serpents, swallows, and tā moko, which carry important cultural significance. A look at a time when tattooing gained artistic recognition, Skin Pics reveals a fascinating period in tattoo history, capturing the passion and creativity behind these permanent statements of personal identity.
| Alternative title: | Skin Pics |
| Release year: | 1980 |
| Language: | English |
| Director: | Geoff Steven |
| Type: | Movie |
| Sub-genres: | documentary filmmaking new zealand tattoo tattoo artist tattooing |
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