Being Billy Apple

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Title

Being Billy Apple

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NZ On Screen

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Billy Apple: con man, revolutionary pop artist, or enigma? Or all three? Being Billy Apple looks at one of New Zealand's most controversial contemporary artists: a man who legally changed his name, and turned himself into a brand. Director Leanne Pooley (The Topp Twins: Untouchable Girls) follows Apple's life, and looks at his role in the global development of conceptual art. This opening excerpt from the 70-minute documentary explodes with the energy of the 1960s art scene from which Apple e...

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Video

Date created

2007

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http://www.nzonscreen.com/title/being-billy-apple-2007

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conceptual art / pop art / new zealand art / mary morrison / nz on air / new zealand on air / storage / warehouse / barrie bates / anonymity / art gallery / 1960s / sixties / christina barton

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