: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...
:09:01
...of what is rapidly
becoming a major controversy.
:09:04
I don't know when I've seen
more hostile reporters.
:09:06
If they don't stop drinking,
I'm gonna throw their asses out.
:09:10
-Have you seen Doris Spenser yet?
-No.
:09:13
What I think Laura is saying
with her work...
:09:15
...is "Okay, America.
Okay, world. You are violent.
:09:21
You are pushing all this murder on us.
:09:23
So here it comes right back at you.
:09:26
And we'll use murder
to sell deodorant...
:09:28
...so that you'll just get bored
with murder." Right?
:09:40
Oh, my God, I don't believe this.
Just a minute. Let me think.
:09:44
Do you have to do it now?
:09:45
-We want to question certain people.
-I understand.
:09:50
This will spread like wildfire.
It'll wreck the opening.
:09:54
-Can't you give us an hour?
-A half-hour.
:09:58
Really, that's so gross.