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The segment was filmed in October or November 1976. It features members of the New York [[(Provisional) Art & Language]] group in a semi-improvised performance similar to {{RLink|Nine}}. It was filmed in sculptor [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Chamberlain_(sculptor) John Chamberlain]'s studio ( | The segment was filmed in October or November 1976. It features members of the New York [[(Provisional) Art & Language]] group in a semi-improvised performance similar to {{RLink|Nine}}. It was filmed in sculptor [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Chamberlain_(sculptor) John Chamberlain]'s studio on 76 Vestry Street in New York ([[Jesse Chamberlain]]'s father). | ||
'''Further reading:''' the chapter "Keep All Your Friends" in Robert Bailey's book "Art & Language International: Conceptual Art Between Art Worlds" | |||
==Interpretations== | ==Interpretations== | ||
Revision as of 13:01, 26 March 2023
And Now for Something Completely Different is the Art & Language segment of Zoran Popović's 1977 film 
Struggle in New York.
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Background
The segment was filmed in October or November 1976. It features members of the New York (Provisional) Art & Language group in a semi-improvised performance similar to 
Nine Gross and Conspicuous Errors. It was filmed in sculptor John Chamberlain's studio on 76 Vestry Street in New York (Jesse Chamberlain's father).
Further reading: the chapter "Keep All Your Friends" in Robert Bailey's book "Art & Language International: Conceptual Art Between Art Worlds"
Interpretations
- The title is a phrase from Monty Python
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