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ISAAC JULIEN: EROS CRUISES THE MUSEUM IN A FILMMAKER'S DREAMS

Cotter describes British artist and independent filmmaker Isaac Julien's works, who is best known in this country for his rhapsodic Looking for Langston, which made a beleaguered appearance at the New York Festival in 1990. Based on the figure of the African-American poet Langston Hughes, this...

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Published in:	NKA (Brooklyn, N.Y.) N.Y.), 2001-11, Vol.2001 (15), p.70-73
Main Author:	Cotter, Holland
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Subjects:	African American Studies and Black Diaspora African Americans African Studies Art and Visual Culture Art criticism Art exhibits Julien, Isaac Motion picture criticism Motion picture directors & producers Personal profiles Politics
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