Brief Treatise on Surplus Value or, The Man Who Wasn't There.

The author gives commentaries on the exhibitions held by galleries and museum in America in reference to the exhibition "New Images of Man" organized by Peter Selz. The author compares the major exhibitions to Hamlet's father's ghost and most are done in foggy fashion and lacks a defined content and particular goal. The author shares that the exhibition by Selz's group shows merit on its apparent non-chalance with the art market and is explicit didactic intent.