Exhibitions: Not Seen and /or Less Seen of/by Marcel Duchamp / Rrose Selavy Marcel Duchamp: Press Luncheon, 10/18/65 1965 Press Luncheon. Participants include: Marcel and Teeny Duchamp, Martin Friedman, Don Morrison, 'Minneapolis Star,' John K. Sherman, ' Minneapolis Tribune,' Al McConagha ' Minneapolis Tribune,' Barabara Flanagan 'Minneapolis Star,' Will Jones 'Minneapolis Tribune.'     Marcel Duchamp at the opening of Not Seen and/or Less Seen of/by Marcel Duchamp/Rrose Selavy, October 18, 1965.
	Track 1  Real Audio, 07:40 Making a living as an artist. Question: Is current pop art lacking in humor and wit?   Track 2  Real Audio, 04:51 Question: Which young artists do you find interesting? Question: Do young artists become famous too quickly, before developing technique? Discussion: reactions against abstract expressionism, return to nature and urban landscape in nature.   Track 3  Real Audio, 05:36 Discussion: painting soup cans, coke bottle and the role of the artist in photo-realism. Discussion: surrealism; Robert Motherwell.   Track 4  Real Audio, 06:38 Question: Is there significant art in France outside of Paris? Question: Can an artist work outside of New York City? The relation between Minneapolis and New York City.   Track 5  Real Audio, 08:58 Discussion: Sense of humor in art, found objects in art, and beauty. Discussion: Signing a painting by another artist for the first time in a restaurant, "pharmacy" a painting appropriated by Duchamp. Question: Relationship to subject matter, does he love/respect them?   Track 6  Real Audio, 11:11 Discussion: readymades, beauty through repetition (Mona Lisa with and without moustache), palindromes.   Track 7  Real Audio, 04:17 Discussion: contradiction in art; "Please Touch" a mass produced plastic breast sculpture.
	Archive Details Format: Open Reel Generation: original Length: 59:00 Format: CD-R Gold Generation: preservation master Length: 59:00 Format: CD-R Gold Generation: restoration master Length: 49:10 Accession Number: 65.01 Director: Walker Art Center Executive producer: Walker Art Center Production company: Walker Art Center Type: audio