:07:02
-How is it in there?
-Too early to tell.
:07:05
-We're about to be clotheslined.
-By whom?
:07:07
Sheila Weissman.
:07:08
Miss Mars, I'm Sheila Weissman.
:07:10
I remember you. How are you?
:07:12
We agreed that interviews
would be done inside the gallery.
:07:15
I want to ask her if she knows
how offensive her work is to women.
:07:20
-Cute.
-Let's go.
:07:23
Photography is becoming
a high-priced commodity.
:07:25
And there is suspicion
in some circles in the art world...
:07:30
...a feeling that we're running
out of salable paintings...
:07:32
...and photography
is being pumped up.
:07:35
That an artificial market
is being created...
:07:37
...and photography is just a hype.
:07:40
These are not easy
questions to answer...
:07:42
...but here in this gallery...
:07:44
...there is a fabulous exhibit
of violent and sexy photographs.
:07:54
Aren't you doing
a fashion hustle?
:07:55
Recycled photographs, really.
:07:57
Does anyone have
anything positive to ask?
:08:00
Do you consider yourself
a serious artist?
:08:03
-I'm very serious about my work.
-Serious by what standards?
:08:06
-By my own standards.
-lsn't that an elitist position?
:08:10
Honestly, I think
I'd better take the Fifth.
:08:13
You can do better than that,
Ms. Mars. Really.
:08:16
Fellas, come on.
Give us a break here, huh?
:08:20
She'll see you later, I promise.
I loved your questions.
:08:23
We have to mix
with the real people now.
:08:39
-ls there a back door?
-You are a sensation.
:08:42
You're the right
number of minutes late.
:08:43
Traffic was terrible.
:08:45
We are going to sell
pictures like crazy.
:08:48
Now, who shall we work on first?
:08:50
The art world is
being asked to consider...
:08:53
...these provocative pictures
as salable art.
:08:55
We'll be examining
these questions tonight...
:08:58
...and meeting people on all sides...