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1990s Phil Ethington
Contents of this tag:
1. Reaganism and Rebellion: The American Uprising of 1988-1992
2. Love with Strangers: LA Countercultures, Rise of an Art Capital, and the Ends of Art, 1950s-1990s
3. Funeral for a Tyrant, 1994
4. The LA and New York Rebellions in Cinema, 1969-1994
5. Race, Space, Violence, and Voting: 1964, 1978, 1994
6. Regime IX -- U.S. Media-Industrial-Military: 1940-1992
7. The Cosby Show, 1984-1992
8. Rap and Rebellion: Manifestos for the Uprising, 1982-1992
9. The Whiteness of Landed Wealth, 1940-1990
10. In Living Color, 15 April 1990-1994
11. Decolonizing American Television: 1965-1990s
12. Regime X -- Reform-Neoliberal, 1992 to the Present
13. A Different World, 1987-1993
14. The Los Angeles Uprising of 1992
15. Faces of Nixon Mourners Enjoying Refreshments, Yorba Linda, California, 27 April 1994.
16. The Art of Rebellion in Cold War Los Angeles, 1950-1992
17. A Different World - Season 6 ep 1, Part 1. (24 Sept. 1992) Sista Soulja reacts to Rodney king verdict
18. Webster Commission Community Hearing No. 1, Foshay Junior High School, 3751 South Harvard Blvd., Los Angeles, 90018, 8 September 1992
19. Chiat/Day Building (Frank Gehry, 1985-1991; Binocular designed by Claes Oldenburg)
20. The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air, 10 September 1990-1996
21. The Contradictory Mayoralty of Tom Bradley in the Age of Reagan, 1973-1993
22. Cop Killer (1991-2), by Body Count
23. Couple Mourning Richard M. Nixon, Richard M. Nixon Birthplace and Museum, 27 April 1994
24. Race-Ethnic Majority Map, Los Angeles County, 1990, Showing 1992 Florence and Normandie and August 1965 Qaurantine Area
25. Boyz n the Hood (John Singleton 1991)
26. Figueroa Spectres, 1935-1997 Photomontage by Phil Ethington (1998)
27. KNBC Concludes Coverage of LA Uprising on 30 April 1992 for Mayor Bradley’s statement to watch The Cosby Show Finale
28. Los Angeles and the Postmodern Turn, 1980s-1990s
29. Webster Commission Community Hearing No.3, Adams Junior High School, 151 West 30th St., Los Angles California. 10 September 1992
30. Crowd Queueing To View the Casket of Richard Milhaus Nixon, 27 April 1994
31. Community Meeting No. 4, Berendo St. Junior High School, 1157 South Brenda, Los Angeles, CA, 90006. 11 September 1992
32. The Geography of Landed Wealth: Median House Values, Los Angeles, 1990
33. Community Meeting No. 5, Webster Junior High School, 11330 West Graham Place, Los Angeles, CA, 90064. 14 September 1992.
34. Daughters of the Dust (Dir. Julie Dash, January 1991)
35. Falling Down "Gangland Thing" Scene
36. Race-Ethnic Majority Map, Los Angeles County, 1990
37. Thelma and Louise (1991) Sexual Assault Scene Thelma and Louise (1991), scene in which Harlan Puckett (Timothy Carhart) attempts to rape Thelma Dickinson (Geena Davis), ending with Louise Sawyer (Susan Sarandon) killing Puckett. 1 min 33 sec clip. Written as a feminist counter-attack on rape cinema by the screenwriter Carolyn Ann "Callie" Khouri, this scene marks the most important turning-point for Hollywood cinema's gender relations. That it took until 1991 to tell the truth about violent sexual assault, replace the male protector with a big sister who pulls a Dirty Harry by killing the man in cold blood after the immediate danger had been de-escalated. Louise (Susan Sarandon) kills Harlan (Timothy Carhart) for his insulting taunts after the confrontation was over, making the scene heavily colored by "payback" for women all over the world. In the portrayal, Harlan really seems to "deserve" being killed at that moment. The attempted rape is frighteningly violent, and Louise's speech to Harlan before killing him, included here, is a complete refutation of Clint Eastwood's rapist fantasy in High Plains Drifter (1973), in which the victim relaxes and enjoys the attack as real sex. Khouri won the Academy Award for Best Screenplay Written Directly for Film (the film's only Oscar, but it won a total of six nominations). So the Industry itself honored not only a great screenplay but a feminist revision of scores of Hollywood myths and codes. This anti-rape scene is not alone in the film as a feminist rebuke. Thelma and Louise also blow-up a fuel tank truck because the driver had been catcalling them.
38. Aerospace Production Sites, 1960s-1980s and Sites of Collective Violence, 1992
39. Community Meeting No. 6, Le Conte Junior High School, 1316 North Bronson Avenue, Los Angeles, CA, 90028., 15 September 1992
40. Five presidents and their first ladies attend the funeral of Richard Nixon. From left, President and Mrs. Clinton, President and Mrs. George H.W. Bush, President and Mrs. Reagan, President and Mrs. Carter, President and Mrs. Ford.
41. This is for Rodney King
42. The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air, “Mistaken Identity,” Season 1, Episode 6 (1990)
43. Ruins of Boylston St., 1939-1998. Montage by Phil Ethington with Steve Appleton, 1998
44. Race-Ethnic Majorities, Los Angeles County, 1940-2000
45. Four Houseless of the Metropolis
46. LAPD Chief Daryl Gates and Los Angeles Mayor Tom Bradley, 1992
47. In Living Color (1990-1994), Season 1 Cast
48. Community Meeting No. 2, Gompers intermediate School. 234 East 112th St., Los Angeles, CA 90061, 9 September 1992
49. New Jack City, dir. by Mario Van Peebles, Warner Bros., 1991
50. A Different World, Publicity Still, c 1990
51. Ghost Neighborhood, Court and Beaudry, 1939 and 1997. Montage by Phil Ethington (1997)
52. The Casket of Richard M. Nixon, Yorba Linda California, 27 April 1994
53. Table 1: Summary of Segregation Types Experienced by Race-Ethnic Groups, 1990 and 2000
54. Human Rights Watch 1998
55. Robbert Flick, Along Central (1998) Detail.
56. Table 5.4: Explaining the Vote for Governor Pete Wilson, 1994
57. Nixon Among Fellow Presidents, and Statues of World Leaders, 1990
58. Table 4: Summary of Changes in Segregation Types, By Group Experiencing Changes, 1990-2000
59. Rodney King FBI tapes Description : Scenes from the beating of Rodney King by members of the Los Angeles California Police Dept. on March 3, 1991 at regular speed, slow motion, and in a computerized simulation study. Source : 1 Tape of 1: 1/2 inch videotape Collection : Media Resources Center Collection Call Number : VIDEO/C 2494 Rights : Material in the public domain. No restrictions on use. Digitized by the California Audiovisual Preservation Project (CAVPP) .
60. Family Matters, “Good Cop Bad Cop,” Season 5, Episode 15. (1994)
61. Manzanar Concentration Camp, Eastern Face of Sierra Nevada Mountains, seen behind Barbed Wire. (With Oragami Crane)
62. Joseph Guajardo Re-Occupies Ghost of his Childhood Home, 1998
63. Race-Ethnic Majorities by Census Tract, 1990, Showing Pico-Whittier and Lakewood-Rosemead Transections
64. (The New) Silver Dollar Cafe, site of Ruben Salazar Assassination, 4945 Whittier Blvd
65. Vote for Proposition 187 (Deny Services to Undocumented Immigrants), 1994. Above (red) and Below (blue) Median (white).
66. The Matrix (1999)
67. Janice and Paul Crouch Praise the Lord for the Gospel of Prosperity
68. The Political Geography of Race, 1940s-1990s
69. Mourners at the Funeral of President Richard M. Nixon, 27 April 1994.
70. Table 1: Summary of Segregation Types Experienced by Race-Ethnic Groups, 1990 and 2000
71. Independent Commission on the Los Angels Police Department 9 July 1991