InBetweening America

The film is inspired by a cover from The New Yorker magazine created by Saul Steinberg. It features a visual journey where twenty American icons seamlessly morph from one to another, highlighting the vast diversity present in the country. This unique animation reflects Kugel's early career, as she initially created the film in 1977 while working on TV commercials. It was only completed in 2001 after receiving permission from The Saul Steinberg Foundation to exhibit the film.

For collectors, InBetweening America represents an intriguing piece of animation history, showcasing Candy Kugel's distinctive style and the artistic influence of Saul Steinberg. The film's brief runtime packs a powerful message about diversity, making it a notable addition to any animation collection.