How to Draw a Bunny

Year: 2002

Runtime: 90 min

Language: English

Director: John W. Walter

Documentary

This intimate portrait explores the life and work of artist Ray Johnson, revealing the whimsical spirit that defined his unique style. Through candid interviews with fellow artists Christo and Billy Name, viewers gain insights into Johnson's creative process and private world. Archival footage showcases his playful genius, demonstrating his innovative blending of Pop Art, collage, and a sharp wit. The film also touches upon the tragic events that marked the end of his life.

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