In very good condition
dedicated to Stu Mead
80 pages
hard cover
Colour and black-and-white photographic illustrations throughout.
Published to accompany an exhibition of Georgina Starr’s Bunny Lake Drive-In, held at the Emily Tsingou Gallery in Brick Lane, London.
As with earlier works in the series it finds its seminal references in memory and film history and the interplay between fiction and reality. In this case, the work is partly inspired by two films of the 1960's: Bunny Lake Is Missing (Otto Preminger, 1965) and Peter Bogdanovich?s Targets (1967). Using 16mm film, sound and a customised open top 3-wheeler invacar (The Bunny Lakemobile), Starr created a real-life drive-in cinema complete with illuminated screen and drive-in speakers.
