Good Neighbors

Art and cinema in Buffalo's 1970s avant-garde
by Colin Beckett   posted May 3, 2012

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Collection of the artist. Courtesy of the artist and Greene Naftali, New York
Examinations, by Tony Conrad, 1979
Photo Gallery: Good Neighbors

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experimental film  |  exhibition review  |  New York  |  Hollis Frampton  |  Paul Sharits  |  Albright-Knox Art Gallery  |  painting  |  Tony Conrad  |  Steina and Woody Vasulka  |  academia  |  photography  |  Cindy Sherman  |  Robert Longo  |  Charles Clough  |  video artist

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Colin Beckett is the Critical Writing Fellow at UnionDocs in Brooklyn. His writing has appeared in Cineaste, The Brooklyn Rail, BOMBlog, and Idiom.

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