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003    OCoLC 
005    20090319102532.0 
007    vd cvaizu 
008    080908s2008    xxu095            vleng d 
024 1  829567052525 
035    (OCoLC)246652876 
040    CUY|beng|cCUY|dGLD 
049    GLDA 
245 00 Jack Smith and the destruction of Atlantis /|cArthouse 
       Films presents in association with Curiously Bright 
       Entertainment LLC ; a Tongue Press Production ; [written, 
       produced and directed] by Mary Jordan. 
264  1 [United States] :|bArts Alliance America,|c2008. 
300    1 videodisc (95 min.) :|bsound, color ;|c4 3/4 in. 
336    two-dimensional moving image|btdi|2rdacontent 
337    video|bv|2rdamedia 
338    videodisc|bvd|2rdacarrier 
500    Special features: Glitter ; Agosto Machado with Mario 
       Montez on Jack the master ; Lawrence Rinder on Jack's 
       photography ; Ken Jacobs on Jack's life as theater ; 
       Jack's loft ; Mario Montez on being Mario Montez ; Nayland
       Blake on the art world ; Holly Woodlawn on Jack and Andy ;
       George Kuchar on Jack and the creatures ; Colette and 
       Vivienne Dick on Jack at the Cologne Art Fair ; Ronald 
       Tavel on modeling for Jack ; Judith Malina on art and 
       capitalism ; Sylvere Lotringer on Jack vs. capitalism. 
500    GMD: videorecording. 
508    Cinematography, Mary Jordan. 
511 0  Commentary: Nayland Blake, Ira Cohen, Tony Conrad, Richard
       Foreman, Helen Gee, Robet Heide, Gary Indiana, Ken Jacobs,
       Mike Kelley, George Kuchar, Sylvere Lotringer, Agosto 
       Machado, Judith Malina, Taylor Mead, Jonas Mekas, Mario 
       Montez, Billy Name, Lawrence Rinder, Andrew Sarris, Jerry 
       Tartaglia, Ronald Tavel, John Waters, Holly Woodlawn, Mary
       Woronov, Nick Zedd, John Zorn. 
520    A collection of interviews and clips by and about the 
       revolutionary American artist Jack Smith. Filmmaker, actor,
       and pioneer of underground cinema, he is generally 
       acclaimed as a founding father of American Performance Art,
       and has been critically recognized as a master 
       photographer. The film also delves into Smith's tenuous 
       relationship with Andy Warhol -- who adopted Smith's ideas
       in his own work. Pays homage to New York's ultimate anti-
       hero and the original King of the Underground. 
538    DVD. 
600 10 Smith, Jack,|d1932-1989|xCriticism and interpretation. 
600 10 Smith, Jack,|d1932-1989|vInteviews. 
600 10 Warhol, Andy,|d1928-1987. 
650  0 Performance artists|zUnited States. 
650  0 Independent filmmakers|zUnited States. 
700 1  Jordan, Mary,|d1970- 
700 1  Machado, Agosto. 
700 1  Montez, Mario,|d1935-2013. 
700 1  Rinder, Lawrence. 
700 1  Jacobs, Ken,|d1933- 
700 1  Blake, Nayland,|d1960- 
700 1  Woodlawn, Holly. 
700 1  Kuchar, George,|d1942-2011. 
700 0  Colette,|d1947- 
700 1  Dick, Vivienne,|d1950- 
700 1  Tavel, Ronald. 
700 1  Malina, Judith,|d1926-2015 
700 1  Lotringer, Sylvère. 
700 1  Smith, Jack,|d1932-1989. 
700 1  Cohen, Ira. 
700 1  Conrad, Tony. 
700 1  Foreman, Richard,|d1937- 
700 1  Gee, Helen,|d1919-2004 
700 1  Heide, Robert,|d1939- 
700 1  Indiana, Gary. 
700 1  Kelley, Mike,|d1954-2012. 
700 1  Mead, Taylor. 
700 1  Mekas, Jonas,|d1922-2019 
700 1  Name, Billy,|d1940-2016 
700 1  Sarris, Andrew. 
700 1  Tartaglia, Jerry. 
700 1  Waters, John,|d1946- 
700 1  Woronov, Mary. 
700 1  Zedd, Nick. 
700 1  Zorn, John,|d1953- 
710 2  Arthouse Inc. 
710 2  Curiously Bright Entertainment LLC. 
710 2  Tongue Press Productions. 
710 2  Arts Alliance America (Firm) 
994    02|bGLD