Fiona Clark: Unafraid - Q&A Screening at Academy Cinemas
Fiona Clark: Unafraid - Q&A Screening
Playing as part of IN THE SHADE Film Festival Jan 20 - Feb 01.
New Zealand • In English
Fiona Clark's photographic career was almost over before it began. Her early photographs celebrated gay liberation, and mainstream New Zealand was scandalised; her negatives were censored, images were pulled from exhibition and art dealers refused to work with her. In this film Clark talks about overcoming the censorship, homophobia and sexism of 1960s and 70s New Zealand and securing her name as a social documentarian. The trailer shows Clark going through negatives and clippings in the decommissioned Taranaki dairy factory she lives and works in, as friends comment on her proud "eccentricity". - NZ ON SCREEN
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New Zealand • In English
Fiona Clark's photographic career was almost over before it began. Her early photographs celebrated gay liberation, and mainstream New Zealand was scandalised; her negatives were censored, images were pulled from exhibition and art dealers refused to work with her. In this film Clark talks about overcoming the censorship, homophobia and sexism of 1960s and 70s New Zealand and securing her name as a social documentarian. The trailer shows Clark going through negatives and clippings in the decommissioned Taranaki dairy factory she lives and works in, as friends comment on her proud "eccentricity". - NZ ON SCREEN
Playing as part of IN THE SHADE Film Festival Jan 20 - Feb 01.
New Zealand • In English
Fiona Clark's photographic career was almost over before it began. Her early photographs celebrated gay liberation, and mainstream New Zealand was scandalised; her negatives were censored, images were pulled from exhibition and art dealers refused to work with her. In this film Clark talks about overcoming the censorship, homophobia and sexism of 1960s and 70s New Zealand and securing her name as a social documentarian. The trailer shows Clark going through negatives and clippings in the decommissioned Taranaki dairy factory she lives and works in, as friends comment on her proud "eccentricity". - NZ ON SCREEN
New Zealand • In English
Fiona Clark's photographic career was almost over before it began. Her early photographs celebrated gay liberation, and mainstream New Zealand was scandalised; her negatives were censored, images were pulled from exhibition and art dealers refused to work with her. In this film Clark talks about overcoming the censorship, homophobia and sexism of 1960s and 70s New Zealand and securing her name as a social documentarian. The trailer shows Clark going through negatives and clippings in the decommissioned Taranaki dairy factory she lives and works in, as friends comment on her proud "eccentricity". - NZ ON SCREEN
Fiona Clark: Unafraid - Q&A Screening
Playing as part of IN THE SHADE Film Festival Jan 20 - Feb 01.
New Zealand • In English
Fiona Clark's photographic career was almost over before it began. Her early photographs celebrated gay liberation, and mainstream New Zealand was scandalised; her negatives were censored, images were pulled from exhibition and art dealers refused to work with her. In this film Clark talks about overcoming the censorship, homophobia and sexism of 1960s and 70s New Zealand and securing her name as a social documentarian. The trailer shows Clark going through negatives and clippings in the decommissioned Taranaki dairy factory she lives and works in, as friends comment on her proud "eccentricity". - NZ ON SCREEN
