Let It Be
1972 | 00:04:00 | United States | English | B&W | 4:3
Collection: Early Video Art, Single Titles
Tags: Music, Performance, Video History
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“The 1972 Women’s Video Festival [at the Kitchen] opened with an award-winning short by Steina Vasulka. Featuring close-ups of her mouth twitching and grimacing in accompaniment to the Beatles’s ‘Let It Be.’ Somewhere behind its humor and satire I feel a certain ‘tristesse’ which Steina might not like to reveal, but which penetrates into my socks like spring snow.”
—Shigeko Kubota
This title is also available on I Say I Am: Program 2.
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