Robert Mapplethorpe
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Program No. 61: Robert Mapplethorpe
0.0 / 10 2006-09-15
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What is Program No. 61: Robert Mapplethorpe about?
A look at at the life and work of Robert Mapplethorpe, a world renowned and controversial photographer, who died of AIDS in 1989. It explores his photography, his relationship to the downtown New York art world, and the gay S&M club scene prevalent in the eighties. His infamously explicit pictures of the gay, leather, New York Underground were considered groundbreaking and made him a cause celebre. Mapplethorpe’s portraits, flowers, erotic subject matter and artistic presentation, elevated the photograph to serious art, worthy of exhibition in galleries and museums. The story is brought to life by director Paul Tschinkel. With a runtime of 1h 19m, it offers a concise viewing experience.