Film Magazine of the Arts

Year: 1965

Runtime: 20 mins

Language: English

Director: Jonas Mekas

Documentary

In spring 1963, Show Magazine asked J.M. to make a film about the New York art scene, insisting they wanted something “unusual.” He produced a newsreel‑style workprint, but Show executives were angry it omitted any reference to the magazine or DuPont fabrics. After a brief dispute the film was destroyed, and the surviving workprint is reportedly the only existing copy.

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