Titles by Ken Jacobs
- A Loft
- America At War
- Anaglyph Tom (Tom with Puffy Cheeks)
- Another Occupation
- Berkeley to San Francisco (free-view 3D)
- Blonde Cobra
- Bob Fleischner Dying
- Brain Operations
- Brook
- Canopy
- Capitalism: Child Labor
- Capitalism: Slavery
- Chronometer
- CIRCLING ZERO: Part One, WE SEE ABSENCE
- Day and Night
- Disorient Express
- Excerpt From THE SKY SOCIALIST Stratified
- Flo Rounds A Corner
- Gift of Fire: Nineteen (Obscure) Frames That Changed The World
- Hanky Panky January 1902
- His Favorite Wife Improved
- Hot Dogs At The Met
- Incendiary Cinema
- Insistent Clamor
- Jonas Mekas in Kodachrome Days
- Keeping an Eye on Stan
- Ken Jacobs: 3 features and a short
- Krypton is Doomed
- Le Prince: Leeds Bridge 1888
- Let There Be Whistle Blowers
- Lisa and Joey in Connecticut
- Little Stabs at Happiness
- Mountaineer Spinning
- Nervous Magic Lantern: SPIRAL NEBULA
- New York Ghetto Fishmarket 1903
- New York Street Trolleys 1900
- Nymph
- Ontic Antics Starring Laurel and Hardy: Bye, Molly
- Perfect Film
- Pushcarts of Eternity Street
- RAZZLE DAZZLE The Lost World
- Return to the Scene of the Crime
- Revolving Door
- Ronald Gonzales, Sculptor
- Seeking the Monkey King
- Star Spangled to Death
- Street Vendor
- The Day Was a Scorcher
- The Doctor's Dream
- The Georgetown Loop
- The Green Wave
- The Roses
- The Scenic Route
- The Surging Sea of Humanity
- The Whirled
- Tom Tom the Piper's Son
- Two Wrenching Departures
- Urban Peasants
- Walkway
- We Are Charming
- What Happened on 23rd Street in 1901
Hot Dogs At The Met
2009, 10:19 min, color, sound, HD video
WARNING: This work contains throbbing light. Should not be viewed by individuals with epilepsy or seizure disorders.
Using the same stereoscopic animation technique of Jacobs' recent works Capitalism: Slavery (2006) and Nymph (2007), which he calls "a vigorous 3-D that can be seen without special spectacles and even by the one-eyed," Hot Dogs at the Met is a computer-generated composition of strobing, stereo snapshots from the 1970s. Unlike his other "cameraless" works, however, Hot Dogs is diaristic, subtly recalling 1960's Little Stabs at Happiness.Assisted by: Erik Nelson.
WARNING: This work contains throbbing light. Should not be viewed by individuals with epilepsy or seizure disorders.
This work is HD video and must be shown with a 16:9, HD display.
High-Definition Video Guide
Ordering & Fees
Educational Rental
Blu-Ray
$95.00
Screening Rental
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$120.00
Digital File
$120.00
Exhibition Rental
Blu-Ray
$720.00
Digital File
$720.00
Educational Purchase
Blu-Ray
$320.00
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