The New York Review of Books: What I Couldn’t Say Myself
The New York Review of Books writes about Lyon’s films in Message to the Future. http://www.nybooks.com/daily/2016/07/20/danny-lyon-whitney-films-what-i-couldnt-say-myself/
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Books
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Click Image to Purchase
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Journey West -
$65 hardback
$45 softback -
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Message to the Future - $65
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Memories of the Southern Civil Rights Movement - $70
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Indian Nations - $70
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I Like to Eat Right on the Dirt - $60
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American Blood - $45
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Destruction of Lower Manhattan - Spanish - $49
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The Story of Sam - $25
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Burn Zone - $30
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Like a Thief's Dream - $25
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Films
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The Films of Danny Lyon - Vimeo, DVD, and 16mm print rental
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After his ground breaking work as a photojournalist in the 1960’s, Danny Lyon turned to films, making a series of non-fiction films in the 1970’s and 1980’s. With the recent recognition of the 2016 de Young/Whitney retrospective, funds were provided to preserve these remarkable 16mm films. High resolution digital scans were made from the original A&B negative rolls under the close supervision of the artist. The DVD covers themselves, first made for VHS tapes, have been recognized for their power and realism, and are on display at the San Francisco Museum of Art show which opened November 3rd, 2016.
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Interested in screening films by Danny Lyon? For booking inquiries please contact: Rebecca Lyon rlyon(a)chicagofilmsociety(dot)org
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16mm prints of certain films are available for rental, please contact Anthology Film Archives for more information
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The entire body of Danny Lyon 16mm film work can also be streamed on Vimeo. The sixties meets the twenty first century.
View Bleak Beauty Films on Vimeo -
SNCC
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Willie
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Born to Film
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Dear Mark
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El Otro Lado
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Little Boy
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Llanito
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Los Ninos Abandonados
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Media Man
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Soc. Sci. 127
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