Public DiscourseMovie
Shot in the classic cinema verité style using compact mini-dv and video 8 cameras, Public Discourse follows the art-making from initial idea through to exhibition, capturing the artists' private and personal moments of exuberance and regret. Public Discourse is about passionate artists who want their work to be seen by a wide range of people rather than be confined to the systemic structures of galleries and museums. This non-fiction film presents an in-depth study of the use of subversive messages, mimicking of advertising methods and the presentation of three-dimensional sculptures to the public.
About Public Discourse
Public Discourse is a 2003 movie directed by Brad Downey.
The production information lists a runtime of 38m, an original language code of EN.
The credited cast includes Ellen Harvey, Darius Jones, Shepard Fairey, Caledonia Curry. The synopsis above summarizes the central premise without adding details beyond the available title information.
