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I find television very educating. Every time somebody turns on the set, I go into the other room and read a book. - Groucho Marx

“Always Crashing in the Same Car”: JG Ballard’s 1971 Crash!
by Anthony Galli

Roy Andersson: The Swedish Art Director that Could
by Matt Kelley

Joy Division: Tragedy and Synth
by Alex Schab

The Strange Magick of Coffin Joe
by A Wolfe

Black Flag: Sons of the South Bay
by Jeff LaPrade

The Immortal Art of Leigh Bowery
by Kathryn Fischer

Fehérlófia: Hungarian Folktale and Psychedelic Trip
by Kristen Bialik

Maybe Technology Ain't So Bad: Nam June Paik's Allstar Video
by Jake Goldman

Psychedelic Subversion of the Image: Peter Greenaway
by Jeff LaPrade

See the World in a New Way: Time-Lapse Footage
by Thomas Michalski

“We’re Human Beings!”: Deconstructing the Destruction in Riki-Oh: The Story of Ricky
by Chris Martin

Deliberate Underachievers: X-Ray Spex
by Lindsay Long

Nixon Taken Seriously: Nixon in China
by Robert Ham

Blood Atonement And The First Stirrings Of Gender Difference: A Cremaster 2 Synopsis
by CremasterFanatic.com

A Light Like A Laser Beam: Inframan
by Kristen Bialik

Get Busy Child - Electronica Videos that Broke the US
by David Abravanel

The End Time is Swiftly Approaching: Dancing Robots
by Brian Correia

“Everybody’s doing it, now why ain’t you?” – Go-Go Dancing in the USA
by Anthony Galli

The Devil at Your Heels
by Ryk McIntyre

The Rise and Fall and Subsequent Rise and Immanent Fall of Disco and Cocaine: Studio 54
by Brian Correia

Maggot Death and Me
by Nathaniel Hoyt

The Beginning of a Movement: Doering's "3302" and Punk
by Chrisaphenia Danai Papagrigoriou

Weird Rhythms: The Avant-Garde Films of Hans Richter
by Jessie Brown

Punk Fashion Tips: As Weird As It Sounds
by Daniel Creahan

Deathly Stills: The Dark Dark World of Guy Bourdin
by Jessie Brown

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