Carolee Schneemann
- Known for
- Directing
- Born
- October 12, 1939
- Died
- March 6, 2019
- Birthplace
- Fox Chase/ Burholme, PA
Carolee Schneemann, a groundbreaking performance and multidisciplinary artist, has used film and video since the 1960s. Shattering taboos and redefining the notion of the erotic, she confronts sexuality, gender, and the social construction of the female body. Her seminal performances of the 1970s were as transgressive as they were influential. Schneemann continues to provoke, as she explores female sexuality in relation to art-making, ritual, and culture.
Filmography
Marcel Duchamp: The Art of the Possible 2020
as Self - Artist
Rebel Women: The Great Art Fight Back 2018
as Self
Carolee, Barbara and Gunvor 2018
Actor
Valie Export - Icon and Rebel 2015
as Herself
Masculinity/Femininity 2015
as Self
America Is Not Ready for This 2012
as Self
Emma's Dilemma 2012
as Herself
Pinea Silva: Lost Meanings of the Christmas Tree 2012
Director
Sleepless Nights Stories 2011
as Self
Maya Deren's Sink 2011
as Herself
!W.A.R.: !Women Art Revolution 2010
as Herself
Mysteries of the Pussies 2010
Director
Infinity Kisses - The Movie 2009
as Self, Director, Editor
Annie Sprinkle's Amazing World of Orgasm 2007
Actor
Americana I Ching Apple Pie 2007
Actor, Director
Devour 2004
Director
- Women of Vision
Women of Vision 1998
as Self
Birth of a Nation 1997
as Self
Vulva's School 1995
Director
Interior Scroll — The Cave 1995
Director
Four Recent Installations 1993
Director
Ask the Goddess 1991
Actor, Director
Aktionskunst International. Dokumente zum Internationalen Aktionismus 1989
as Self
Oh, the Marquise de Sade... 1989
as (archive footage)
Catscan 1988
Director
Art Is Reactionary 1987
Director
Home Movies 1971-81 1985
Actor
Fresh Blood 1983
Director
Souvenir of Lebanon 1983
Director
Split Decision 1979
as Tracy
ABC - We Print Anything - In the Cards 1977
Actor, Director
- Up To and Including Her Limits
Up To and Including Her Limits 1976
Actor, Director
Kitch's Last Meal 1976
Director
Plumb Line 1972
Actor, Director
Muñecos (Have a baby) 1972
Cinematography
Times For 1970
Actor
- Heads
Heads 1969
as Self
Illinois Central Transposed 1969
Director
Fuses 1967
Actor, Director, Editor
Body Collage 1967
Director
Viet Flakes 1967
Director
Red News 1967
Director
Snows 1967
Director
Grimace 1967
Actor
Water Light/Water Needle (Lake Mah Wah, NJ) 1966
Director
No. 4 1966
as Self
Water Light/Water Needle (St. Mark's Church in the Bowery) 1966
Director
Meat Joy 1964
as Leading Woman, Director
Site 1964
Actor
Carl Ruggles' Christmas Breakfast 1963
Director
Cat's Cradle 1959
as Self
Loving 1957
Actor
Credits from TMDB.