Bette Davis is Dead, negative 16A
Cliff Red Crow
September 9, 1993
Creative Access Description
A black and white landscape image of a performance set on a stage with a Siksika man sitting on a metal chair near the far end. The man is sitting at a table with his back against the camera and his long dark hair, which is tied back in a pony, hangs down his back. He wears a set of white pyjamas with thin vertical stripes. His elbow rests on a table while his hand is supporting his face. The table holds a variety of objects including a glass of wine, a flower arrangement and framed pictures. Another chair with a shoebox sitting on it sits to the left of him. Behind him are furniture and props used in the performance including a leather armchair, a stool with a telephone sitting on top, and a couch with clothes resting on it. A velvety curtain backdrop lines the back wall with several images of Bette Davis hung on it. In the bottom left corner is the silhouette of a seated audience member.Description
Documentation of Bette Davis is Dead. Cliff Red Crow is pictured onstage performing.Identifier
1993.0909 BET I017Extent
1 35mm negativeArtist
Cliff Red CrowSubject
Cliff Red CrowPhotographer
Merle AddisonRelated program
Bette Davis is Dead (Related)In copyright. For uses beyond Fair Dealing, research requests, corrections, takedown requests, or other inquiries, please contact grunt gallery: archives@grunt.ca