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"This comprehensive, insightful study demonstrates that 1960s New York underground film fused 'artistic innovation and the exploration of everyday life' and distinctively interacted with mass culture.'" —Choice" . . . thoroughly researched [and] engaging text . . . " —Library Journal"This is a very timely and welcome book. . . . intervenes very effectively to rewrite the history of the 1960s American underground cinema." —UTS ReviewAt the confluence of experimental art and the gay subculture of early 1960s New York, Juan Suárez discovers a postmodern, gay-influenced aesthetic that "recycles" popular culture. Filmmakers Kenneth Anger, Jack Smith, and Andy Warhol epitomize this sensibility, combining the influences of European avant-garde movements, comic books, rock 'n' roll, camp, film cults, drag performances, fashion, and urban street cultures.
CONTRIBUTORS: Juan A. Suarez
EAN: 9780253329714
COUNTRY: United States
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WEIGHT: 567 g
HEIGHT: 216 cm
PUBLISHED BY: Indiana University Press
DATE PUBLISHED: 1996-03-22
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GENRE: PERFORMING ARTS / Film / General, SOCIAL SCIENCE / LGBTQ+ Studies / Gay Studies
WIDTH: 127 cm
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Relating to gay people, Films, cinema, LGBTQ+ Studies / topics
JUAN A. SUÁREZ is Assistant Professor of English at the Universidad de Murcia, Spain.