Stan Brakhage explains why artists become "obnoxious." He addresses some concerns of the class and describes his teaching philosophy. Brakhage talks about the "horror of the 60s." He gives a biography of Bruce Baillie. He describes Custer's Last Stand and the treatment of Native Americans. Brakhage recalls a personal story about Baillie and then analyzes Baillie's films. Continued on 'Stan Brakhage lecture on Bruce Baillie - Part 2.'
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Stan Brakhage explains why artists become "obnoxious." He addresses some concerns of the class and describes his teaching philosophy. Brakhage talks about the "horror of the 60s." He gives a biography of Bruce Baillie. He describes Custer's Last Stand and the treatment of Native Americans. Brakhage recalls a personal story about Baillie and then analyzes Baillie's films. Continued on 'Stan Brakhage lecture on Bruce Baillie - Part 2.'
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00:00 Stan Brakhage begins 36:45 Brakhage ends 36:56 Questions from the audience begin 40:06 Question from the audience end 40:07 Brakhage begins 1:02:09 End
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Course title: History of Film: Sex/Death, Eisenstein, Etcetera, School of the Art Institute of Chicago
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Course title: History of Film: Sex/Death, Eisenstein, Etcetera, School of the Art Institute of Chicago
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