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James Tenney
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James Tenney

American composer and music theorist
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  • Schneemann, Carolee
    Carolee Schneemann

    …of her and her husband, James Tenney (divorced 1968), having sex. Given its explicit content, Fuses did not have a broad viewership. The film was screened at the Cannes film festival in 1969, and audience members reacted to it with outrage and violence. The other two films in her Autobiographical…

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    …of her and her husband, James Tenney (divorced 1968), having sex. Given its explicit content, Fuses did not have a broad viewership. The film was screened at the Cannes film festival in 1969, and audience members reacted to it with outrage and violence. The other two films in her Autobiographical…

    Read More