skin game

In the 1971 comedy western “Skin Game,” a chest-length-beard-wearing John Brown appears so crazed that any gains to be made when he disrupts a live slave auction are undermined by the ensuing chaos that he produces in the town.

His criticism was collected into “Notes of a Hanging Judge,” “The All-American Skin Game” and other books.

Crouch’s criticism was collected into “Notes of a Hanging Judge,” “The All-American Skin Game” and other books.

Crouch’s criticism was collected into “Notes of a Hanging Judge,” “The All-American Skin Game” and other books.

In “Skin Game” in the main space, the maverick performance artist and erstwhile sculptor Michael Mahalchick riffs on appropriation and popular culture.