Hundreds of this artist’s answering machine tapes were acquired by Chris McKim for a 2020 documentary that features numerous interviews with Fran Lebowitz. This artist was awarded (-5[1])one dollar in damages after suing the American Family Association for using his work out of context. A film by this artist and Richard Kern was based on an incident where this artist’s father force-fed him his pet rabbit. (-5[1])The Smithsonian censored eleven seconds of a video work by this artist in which (*) ants (10[1])crawl (10[1])over a crucifix. (10[1])A recent retrospective of this artist at the Whitney titled History Keeps Me Awake at Night featured several photos of him by Peter Hujar. (10[1])This artist created an untitled photograph depicting buffaloes falling off a cliff that was used as cover art on U2’s single “One.” For 10 points, name this New York photographer of A Fire in My Belly (10[2])who died of AIDS in 1992. ■END■ (0[6])