The objects found in dead drive-in theaters represent their
own class of artifacts. Fragments of marketing pitches for fake food, mixed
together with the debris of selling second-run cinematic fiction. All stirred
together in a post-apocalyptic, pop-culture, mildewed stew. We started
collecting such material during the early 1980s. One of the more surprising relics
- a cassette recording of the audio from Zombi 2 (evidently made by someone in
the projection booth), was used in some of the earliest Fossil Aerosol Mining Project recordings.
A cache of concession stand
packaging.
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A display counter acetate of
a zombie hot dog.
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A box for selling Sprite.
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A pleasantly decayed copy of ad mat for “Foolin
Around” and “Hot Stuff”. Poorly pasted-together mock-ups of ads, with notations and bird-dropping patina. Lovely. |
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