Jeff Koons
- Documentary
Jeff Koons is a MOCA commissioned mini-documentary on the career of artist Jeff Koons, directed by Oscar Boyson.
Jeff Koons is a documentary mini-film exploring the career and artistic practice of contemporary artist Jeff Koons. Commissioned by MOCA and directed by Oscar Boyson, the film premiered in 2017 and offers an in-depth look at one of the art world's most influential and controversial figures.
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Scarlett JohanssonNarrator (voice)
Jeff KoonsSelf
George CondoSelf- Scott RothkopfSelf
- David SalleSelf
- Larry GagosianSelf
- Eli BroadSelf
- Edythe BroadSelf
- Dakis JoannuSelf
Pharrell WilliamsSelf- Philippe VergneSelf
- Frank GehrySelf
- Michelle KuoSelf
Lady GagaSelf
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When was Jeff Koons released?
The documentary was released on June 12, 2017.
Who directed the film?
Jeff Koons was directed by Oscar Boyson and commissioned by MOCA (Museum of Contemporary Art).
What is the documentary about?
The film examines the career and artistic work of Jeff Koons, a prominent contemporary artist known for his provocative and commercially successful pieces.
Is this a feature-length documentary?
No, Jeff Koons is a mini-documentary rather than a full-length feature film.
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