Jack Smith

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Jack Smith was an influential American underground filmmaker and performance artist, best known for his avant-garde 1960s films like "Flaming Creatures" that helped shape experimental cinema and queer aesthetics.

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Jack Smith canonical 13

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instanceOf avant-garde artist
filmmaker
performance artist
person
activeIn 1960s American underground film scene
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
creativeWork Flaming Creatures
No President
Normal Love
Scotch Tape
linked to: Scotch tape
dateOfBirth 1932-11-14
dateOfDeath 1989-09-18
familyName Smith
fullName Jack Smith
genre camp
experimental film
queer aesthetics
givenName Jack
influenced Andy Warhol
Jackie Curtis
John Waters
Ken Jacobs
queer film
underground cinema
knownFor Flaming Creatures
influential underground performances
pioneering queer aesthetics in film
languageOfWorkOrName English
movement avant-garde cinema
linked to: Avant-garde

experimental film
queer cinema
underground film
nationality American
notableWork Flaming Creatures
No President
Normal Love
Scotch Tape
linked to: Scotch tape
occupation actor
filmmaker
performance artist
photographer
placeOfBirth Columbus, Ohio, United States
linked to: Columbus, Ohio
placeOfDeath New York City, New York, United States
linked to: New York City
residence New York City, New York, United States
linked to: New York City
sexuality queer icon (cultural status)

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Mario Montez workedWith Jack Smith
Flaming Creatures director Jack Smith
Flaming Creatures editedBy Jack Smith
Normal Love director Jack Smith
Normal Love hasCastMember Jack Smith
Normal Love creator Jack Smith
Ron Rice associatedWith Jack Smith
Mario Montez collaboratedWith Jack Smith
subject linked to: René Rivera