Peaches & Cream 1964

Directed by Charles I. Levine

"The collage paintings of Stanley Fisher: sin, sex, and gore blaring across the screen." – P. M. "PEACHES AND CREAM, which closes in on the paintings and gets rid of the spectators' distance, is a spectacular success. The camera supplies visual movement to these spatially static canvases. Something is happening – never mind if it's art. For five minutes or so one can tap one's foot to the music and look." – Arts Magazine