We Interrupt This Program
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We Interrupt This Program is a live television broadcast from 1991, directed by Charles Atlas. This unique presentation focuses on the AIDS crisis and features various artists addressing the topic through their performances.
This film is part of a limited release, primarily aired during the Day Without Art observance in 1991. Due to its ephemeral nature, original broadcasts are hard to come by, making it quite a rarity. Most collectors seek out any existing tapes or recordings, and the impact of this broadcast on contemporary art discussions adds to its intrigue. The ongoing interest in AIDS-related art keeps it relevant in collector circles, though the lack of formal releases limits availability.
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What genre is We Interrupt This Program?
We Interrupt This Program is a live television broadcast that addresses the AIDS crisis through performance art.
Who directed We Interrupt This Program?
The broadcast was directed by Charles Atlas.
What year was We Interrupt This Program released?
We Interrupt This Program was released in 1991.
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