Turn-On

The documentary showcases Vito Acconci in a unique format, where his back is shown in a tight close-up as he hums to himself. His performance evolves from lyrical to aggressive, culminating in a sudden turn to face the camera, emphasizing a breathless delivery. This cycle repeats, creating a compelling visual and auditory experience that captures the viewer's attention.

As an example of avant-garde cinema, Turn-On appeals to collectors interested in unconventional documentaries. Its exploration of performance art through Acconci’s work highlights a distinctive moment in the 1970s art scene. This film is significant for those who appreciate the intersections of visual art and film, making it a noteworthy piece for any serious collection.