"if [readers] want proto-neo-benshi (David Horton was the first to label Pull My Daisy "neo-benshi"), [they can] check out THE LAST CLEAN SHIRT, another Al Leslie film collaboration with FRANK O'HARA, who did this incredible riff over repeated footage, different subtitles for each repetition of a scene featuring a woman ranting in gibberish at a guy driving around Manhattan.
Author of Body & Glass (Wave Books, 2018), Etruria (Wave Books, 2014), Musee Mechanique (BlazeVOX, 2006), and Rouge State (Pavement Saw, 2003). Married Lesley Poirier; lives in Portland, OR.
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Just never let those attachments stop lingering...er, then you'll need sailboat prostheses saxophone inoculum.
Yes. I strive to keep my protheses inoculum'd & lingering at all times.
A note from Konrad Steiner:
"if [readers] want
proto-neo-benshi (David Horton was the first to label Pull My Daisy "neo-benshi"), [they can] check out THE LAST CLEAN SHIRT, another Al Leslie film collaboration with FRANK O'HARA, who did this incredible riff over repeated footage, different subtitles for each repetition of a scene featuring a woman ranting in
gibberish at a guy driving around Manhattan.
The film is available in 16mm from MoMA."
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