PART 3: MOOD OPULENCE
1. Cartoon For 1990, color and b&w, 6:00
2. Yesterdays Glue 1989, b&w, 14:35
3. Elevator Music 1991, color and b&w, 13:30
Klahr’s X-rated Who Framed Roger Rabbit, a suburban fantasia that makes iconic use of thermostats, high heels, and an outsize box of Jell-O, mixing a photograph with various cutouts and drawings to effect a range of simulated sex acts. Some of the images come from soft-core comix, but what’s astonishing is the psychic energy with which Klahr is able to invest them-I mean, after all, they’re only pictures. (J Hoberman)
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