Andy Warhol's CAMP

FAME as FORM program 1
CAMP: The Factory Responds to Sontag
Also the short compilation of Screen Tests:
FOUR OF ANDY WARHOL'S MOST BEAUTIFUL WOMEN

Susan Sontag wrote “Notes on Camp” in 1964, which put performance of identity on the road to high culture. Warhol’s 1965 rejoinder, "Camp" features Mario Montez, Gerard Malanga, Baby Jane Holzer, performance art pioneer Jack Smith, and others in a variety show format put on in the foil festooned Factory. Smith’s over-the-top minimalism is just short of a refusal to perform that implies camp is not a pose or a praxis, but a way of life.

presented by
SF Cinematheque and SF Camerawork