Captured
by Patterson, ClaytonFormat: Paperback
Pub. Date: 2005-09-15
Publisher(s): Seven Stories Pr
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Summary
Captured tells the story of film and video in new York's Lower East Side and the East Village in the artists' own words. Over one hundred contributors discuss the early years with Allen Ginsberg, Andy Warhol, Jack Smith, Taylor Mead, and Jonas Mekas, as well as the wild '70s and '80s with Jim Jarmusch, Steve Buscemi, Louis Guzman, Nick Zedd, and many others.
Author Biography
Canadian-born CLAYTON PATTERSON is a photographer, artist, community activist, and outlaw historian. He lives and works on the Lower East Side of New York City.
Table of Contents
| Foreword | p. xiii |
| Introduction | p. xv |
| Editors' Note | p. xv |
| Making Movies With Kids On The Lower East Side | p. 1 |
| Young Filmmakers | p. 5 |
| Yankin' On Pull My Daisy | p. 7 |
| Harry Smith: A Lower East Side Legend | p. 11 |
| Tell all the Scum Of Baghdad the Legacy of Jack Smith | p. 15 |
| Baroque on the Lower East Side: Jack Smith's Flaming Creatures and Telephone Messages from Ed Marshall | p. 25 |
| Wait For Me at the Bottom of the Pool: The Writings Of Jack Smith | p. 29 |
| Media Mecca and Mayhem: Ferment on the Lower East Side | p. 31 |
| Paul Morrissey on the Lower East Side | p. 35 |
| A Syracuse Rebel in New York | p. 41 |
| A Bowl of Cherries | p. 57 |
| Bill Rice | p. 59 |
| Emile de Antonio 1989 | p. 71 |
| Twenty Questions with Taylor Mead in Love | p. 79 |
| On the Importance of Anthology Film Archives: A Historical Overview and Endorsement | p. 85 |
| Jonas Mekas | p. 89 |
| A Few Notes on My Life on the Lower East Side & Cinema | p. 97 |
| The Millennium Film Workshop in Love | p. 101 |
| 25 Years, 26 Books: The Millennium Film Journal | p. 105 |
| The Lower East Side on Film | p. 107 |
| The 60s; Notes on the Underground | p. 113 |
| Scotch and Kodak; After Hours: A Look At Rafic | p. 121 |
| Ginsberg at Home | p. 131 |
| Allen Ginsberg to New Realties | p. 135 |
| Henry Flesh | p. 137 |
| Shooting on Seventh Street | p. 139 |
| The Provocative Confessions of a Poet/Video Artist | p. 143 |
| Jeffrey Lerer Interview | p. 149 |
| More Than a Few Words: Amos Poe Speaks the Truth | p. 169 |
| No New Cinema: Punk and No Wave Underground Film 1976-1984 | p. 173 |
| No Wave Cinema, 1978-87 - Not a Part of Any Wave: No Wave | p. 179 |
| Video Vapors | p. 185 |
| Michael Auder | p. 189 |
| Arleen Schloss Interview | p. 193 |
| Lower East Side Video X-Ray Warning | p. 207 |
| Radical Player, Radical Mind, Radical Video | p. 213 |
| Mon histoire de la Cinema c. 1984 | p. 219 |
| (Dead)panning Through the Lower East Side with Jim Jarmusch | p. 221 |
| Pizza, Beer & Cinema | p. 233 |
| Short Film From Matthew Harrison | p. 235 |
| Films Charas | p. 237 |
| Sleazoid Express: Clayton Patterson Asks Us What it's Like Being Us | p. 241 |
| Live Video as Performance on New York City's Lower East Side in the 1980s | p. 249 |
| Rockets Redglare | p. 255 |
| "I'd Work in Mexican Car Wash for Her": Rockets Redglare in Love | p. 257 |
| Films & Video at Darinka: A Performance Studio 1984-1987 | p. 263 |
| The Cinema of Transgression: Where Are They Now? - A Recollection | p. 265 |
| Nick Zedd | p. 273 |
| Richard Kern | p. 275 |
| Why I Left the "Cinema of Transgression" Behind, or Why It Left Me | p. 277 |
| Media Mystics | p. 281 |
| Erotic Psyche | p. 283 |
| Film/Video in the LES/EV | p. 287 |
| An Overview: Film and Video in the LES/E-Village | p. 291 |
| Making A Movie: What About Me? | p. 293 |
| Shooting A Movie On The Lower East Side - 1986 | p. 295 |
| The Ballad of Wideo Wim: Jim C., Nada Gallery and the East Village Scene | p. 299 |
| Once in a Lifetime | p. 303 |
| Tom Jarmusch Profile | p. 309 |
| Naked Eye Cinema at ABC No Rio | p. 313 |
| Philly | p. 319 |
| M. Henry Jones & Snake Monkey Studio | p. 343 |
| Smile for the Camera: East Village Through the Lens | p. 349 |
| Baird's Fish Eye View and Reminisces of the L.E.S. Video | p. 351 |
| Just A Glimpse: The New York Film Festival Downtown | p. 353 |
| Tompkins Square Park: The Prabhupada Sankirtan Society | p. 355 |
| Copy of Original Yes No Script | p. 357 |
| Gary Goldberg | p. 359 |
| Gary Goldberg | p. 360 |
| Rik Little and the East Village Camcorder | p. 361 |
| Interview with Edward Braddock III, aka Red Ed, aka Carol Anne Braddock | p. 367 |
| Filming in the Wild, Wild, East: An Extended Interview of East Village Filmmaker Mary Bellis | p. 369 |
| Multiple Ejaculations: M.M. Serra on Sex and Cinema | p. 373 |
| Beyond Raw Nerve can Cheap Metaphors | p. 381 |
| Performing the Lower East Side: A Conversation With Steve Buscemi | p. 387 |
| The Monday-Wednesday-Friday Video Club | p. 397 |
| Holding a Torch to the Gargoyle Mechanique | p. 403 |
| Technoromanticism Grows in the Belly of the Gargoyle | p. 411 |
| Collective: Unconscious - Interviews with Jamie Mereness and Bryan Frye - Inju Kaboom, Kyle Lapidus, and Joe Pure | p. 415 |
| Mitch Corber, Documenter of the Unbearables | p. 421 |
| How I Became NY Poetry Video "Kingpin" | p. 423 |
| East Village Memories: Club 57 | p. 429 |
| This Revolution Must Be Televised! | p. 431 |
| Tompkins Square Park Police Riot Tape - and the Road to Victory | p. 435 |
| A Peek Inside the Archives | p. 447 |
| Marc Friedlander | p. 461 |
| The Eyes Have It | p. 463 |
| The Non-Narrative Life | p. 467 |
| The Pravda of the Matter | p. 471 |
| The Art and Video of Elsa Rensaa | p. 473 |
| Clayton and I | p. 479 |
| Clayton's Lower East Side Side Show | p. 484 |
| Whoremoans | p. 485 |
| Jim "Mosaic Man" Power and Video Work | p. 487 |
| The Movie of the Month Club 1991-1992 | p. 491 |
| Bill Morrison Filmmaker | p. 495 |
| Notes from an East Village Filmmaker | p. 497 |
| Robert Beck Memorial Cinema: Weekly Visit to the Supernal Realms | p. 499 |
| Bradley Eros and Brian Frye Interview | p. 501 |
| Why the Lower East Side? | p. 515 |
| Videos of Angel Orensanz | p. 517 |
| Angel Orensanz: Times and Spaces | p. 521 |
| Cool Actor Luis Guzman | p. 525 |
| NYC Smoke | p. 527 |
| When I Met Clayton | p. 531 |
| Thom Corn as East Village Video/Filmmaker... | p. 533 |
| Gentrifucked | p. 535 |
| Amy Greenfield | p. 537 |
| The Film, Video, and Animation History of Todo con Nada 1988-2000 | p. 539 |
| East Village Memories | p. 545 |
| 10 Questions for Phil Hartman | p. 547 |
| LES in Video | p. 549 |
| Third World Newsreel | p. 553 |
| The Search for the Invisible Cinema | p. 559 |
| Taylor Mead: Underground Legend | p. 565 |
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