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at the metropolitan museum of art in november, there was an andy warhol exhibit. 500,000 people went through a short period of time. visiting that art. so there's such a huge surge of interest in art around the world. that's driving the demand. >> there's so much i want to ask you, i know susie feels the same way, but i don't want you to leave us without the viewers seeing the pieces on offer this evening. >> yes. time to bid. >> let's start with the pollack. why is it a signal piece and what you expect to get for it. >> you know, his is a perfect example. the estimate between 25 and $35 million. jackson pollack is an establisd and hertified master that's very rare to have a piece like this available. it is a master piece among his masterpieces. it takes an auctioneer and two people to have the bidding go up. it's all transparent. right out there in the open. so i belve since we have a grt deal of interest this should do quite well. >> we have to leave it there. good luck with the sales this evening. stephen murphy of christy's. >> thank you. >>> and finally tonight, what would you d

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. >> is he using andy warhol's old wig? >> did they set him up?e looks ill prepared. >> let me explain the wacky wig. this will sound simplistic, but when you are out on the streets and you have a lot of surveillance out there and the russians do surveillance well. everybody is a member of the labor force. you have to move quickly. you are con constantly trying to ensure you don't have surveillance. what are you doing? you are constantly changing your profile. you have to do something to avoid somebody saying i am watching and watching and watching. whether it is a hat or wig or bag or something different you are looking for -- >> why not do it subtlely? it looks like he was in d ru -- duran-duran there. >> duran-duran? >> that is how montgomery burns would say it. >> he is famished, like the wolf. >> i would like to have duran-duran. >> you are crazy. >> her name is ria. >> may i present an alternative they theory? he was working at the em bay you see and brings in human rights activists and they saw that and didn't like that. they wanted him out

the '60s pop artists andy warhol and roy lichtenstein shunned the previous generation's idealism to engage with popular culture, ti w and iny gh than idealism. minimalistlike danlavin developed a severe, abstract style that intrigued critics and artists. suddenly, henry moore seemed old hat. british artist bruce mclean, a student of anthony caro, created a series of photographic parodies, placing his own body in positions that mocked moore's reclining figures. there's this sense of moore the artist, moore's work, perhaps even being obscured by list upon list of commission and prize. certainly, he was very proud of that. he always claimed to be somewhat perplexed by all the attention, and he certainly did evolve into an artist celebrity. i mean it's very rare that a sculptor's face graces the cover of time magazine. (narrator) bruce nauman created several works referring to moore: seated storage capsule for henry moore, henry moore bound to fail, and light trap for henry moore. (bruce nauman) it somehow had to do with capturing some sort of essence or ghost of henry moore. when i had done a