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The ten-channel installation on Frederick Douglass is exhibited alongside objects that belonged to the historical figure.
Neil Young reviews a major exhibition dedicated to the long and controversial career of the iconoclast filmmaker. John Waters: Pope of Trash is on view at the Academy Museum in Los Angeles through August 4th, 2024.
The show Pope of Trash spans more than five decades of Waters' career in cinema, from his earliest subversive classics to his most recent tasteless works.
The exhibition, titled Jacolby Satterwhite: Spirits Roaming on the Earth, is curated by SAIC alum Elizabeth Chodos. It features more than 40 works spanning over a decade of the artist's career.
The book is drawn from two bodies of work on 35mm slides by Price, both from 2017. Part of the Film Art Book imprint of VSW Press.
The annual book award recognizes exceptional contributions to the field of photography and moving image in the form of printed publications. Julien's "Lessons of the Hour" offers a profound exploration of history and the life of Frederick Douglass.
The show spans four decades of Julien's pioneering work and is his first major UK exhibition.