Xcèntric 2019
Underground monument. Rudy Burckhardt’s New York
The CCCB's cinema
Audiovisuals
Apart from being one of the most famous modern photographers in New York, Rudy Burckhardt created an extraordinary underground legacy of work as a filmmaker. Through the undetected eye of a camera, he filmed urban space as an entity that was political, vibrant, sexual and hectic, subject to the sign of the times and its relevant changes.
Rudy Burckhardt:
Eastside Summer, 1959, 11 min; What Mozart Saw on Mulberry Street, with Joseph Cornell, 1956, 9 min; Square Times, 1967, 6 min; Sodom and Gomorrah, New York 10036, 1976, 6 min; Doldrums, 1972, 18 min; Cerveza Bud, 1981, 21 min
Screening in 16 mm.
Directors: Rudy Burckhardt
This activity is part of Xcèntric 2019
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