Who Gets to Call It Art?

This documentary explores the influence of the 1960s pop art movement, focusing on the experiences and perspectives of Metropolitan Museum of Art curator Henry Geldzahler. Through interviews with prominent artists and curators, it discusses the cultural significance of pop art and its impact on the art world.

Featuring voices like Ivan Karp, Jonas Mekas, and David Hockney, the film provides a unique look at how art was defined and perceived during a transformative era. Collectors and enthusiasts of art history will find the reflections on creativity and expression in this documentary particularly engaging. It captures a pivotal time when art began to break traditional boundaries, making it a relevant piece for anyone interested in understanding contemporary art's roots.