End of the Art World

Year: 1971

Runtime: 32 mins

Language: English

Director: Alexis Krasilovsky

Documentary

Alexis Krasilovsky’s first documentary, made by the author of Women Behind The Camera, was shot on 16 mm film in 1971. It provides a vivid snapshot of New York’s avant‑garde scene of that era, capturing the work, atmosphere and conversations of the experimental artists, performers and filmmakers who defined the city’s cutting‑edge cultural movement.

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