Kenneth Fletcher Trailers
Mainstreeters: Taking Advantage 1972-1982 Trailer60 Unit; Bruise TrailerOn Becoming a Man Trailer
Kenneth Gordon Fletcher (1954 –1978) was an artist and an active member of the Mainstreeters until June 1978, when he committed suicide at the age of 23. Ken’s surviving body of work, though small, is remembered as a sensitive development of playful idioms and the careful arrangement and collection of domestic materials like bowling pins, coffee filters and kittens. His early video experiments, such as Ken’s Coffee Spill (1975), were slow and careful observations of the world around him.
Most Popular Kenneth Fletcher Trailers
Total trailers found: 6
01 January 1976
Wong's first colour videotape bears the influence of several artistic genres popular in the 1970s, including performance and body art.
01 January 1977
Early colour video recorded on ½ in. Part of The Mainstreet Tapes (1976-1980) a series of autobiographic tapes documenting Wong & friends “youth & angst”.
08 January 2015
MAINSTREETERS: Taking Advantage, 1972-1982 surveys the history of a gang of Vancouver artists who lived and worked together in drama, excess, friendship and grief.
01 January 1977
“Early in the morning on Thursday Feb 26, 1976, a young First Nations man named Eugene Lloyd Pelly was fatally stabbed in an apartment at 4272 Watson Street, east of Main near 28th.
01 January 1975
On the occasion of his 21st birthday, Paul Wong walks southwest from his mother’s house at St. Catherines St.
01 January 1978
"The VAG exhibition space was staged with a four walled cube, 8’X 8’ which was padded internally9
