Rare & Raw

Co-organized by Kelly McCray and Steph Rogerson in conjunction with InterAccess, these films by Kenneth Anger (Fireworks, 1947,) Jean Genet (Un Chant d'Amour (A Song of Love), 1950,) Irving Claw (Bondage Queen, 1950) and Sydney Drew (A Florida Enchantment, 1914,) offer a rare and timely opportunity to view groundbreaking films which influenced the portrayal of sexuality on celluloid.

While hoards of audiences were watching Gone With The Wind, these films were burning up the censors in the US and France, and influenced artists Jean Cocteau and Andy Warhol.

“Window Teasers” will be running Tuesday, June 30 through Thursday, July 2 after dark in the InterAccess Vitrines, viewable from Ossington Avenue. Enjoy cult classics, Burlesque, with Blaze Starr, and Blow Job, by Warhol.