The Ghosts of Songs: The Art of the Black Audio Film Collective (Facts)

The Ghosts of Songs: The Art of the Black Audio Film Collective (Facts) Review

See more picture

Founded during the racially volatile days of the early Thatcher government and active for sixteen years, the Black Audio Film Collective produced some of the most challenging and stylish art of the first generation of black British filmmakers. In The Ghosts of Songs, acclaimed artists, filmmakers, and scholars examine the legacy of the collective’s innovative and wide-ranging work in film, video, and installations as well as their provocative essays and manifestos. Packed with rare photographs and previously unseen film stills, The Ghosts of Songs is a thorough assessment of the group’s entire career.

Check price now

Rerate Products

• The Condemnation of Blackness: Race, Crime, and the Making of Modern Urban America
• The Wretched of the Earth

Customer Review

Oct 16, 2011 03:34:10