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Strawberry Short-cut (1991), dir. Tom Rubnitz
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Strawberry Short-cut (1991), dir. Tom Rubnitz
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would you trust this man to make you a sandwich?
Tom Rubnitz, {1983} Chicken Elaine
obsessed!!!
For all your springtime dessert needs, Strawberry Shortcut!
And in case you forgot to make an appetizer for that potluck, try Pickle Surprise!
Created by Tom Rubnitz and other luminaries.
Anya is live and ready to show you everything. Watch her strip, dance, and perform exclusive shows just for you. Interact in real-time and make your fantasies come true.
Free to watch • No registration required • HD streaming
Pickle Surprise Tom Rubnitz USA, 1989
You know that tiki torch you brought back from Epcot Center? That’s the devil
TOM RUBNITZ, video artist and painter extraordinaire, arrived in New York in 1978 and immediately began painting the town. He became the historian for the famed Pyramid Club, and was responsible for such irresponsibile masterpieces as WIGSTOCK, THE MOVIE, and MADE FOR TV starring Ann Magnuson. One of his more recent creations is the fabulous public service announcement for AmFAR's ART AGAINST AIDS project, an 80s version of the Sgt Pepper's album cover featuring the B-52s, Nam June Paik, Beverly Johnson, David Byrne, Dianne Brill, Quentin Crisp, Allen Ginsburg, Kenny Scharf, Nile Rodgers and Adele Lutz, to name a fabulous few.
Rubnitz's current projects include a continuing series of movie trailers with whacky titles like The Fairies and Wake Up, Smell The Sanka and Get Your Act Together, Cause I've Got My Own Show To Do. Look for them at trailer parks near you.
— Erich Conrad, “Hot Shot,” OutWeek Magazine No. 6, July 31, 1989, p. 68. Photo by David LaChappelle.