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Martin: Bob Rauschenberg. There were so many Bobs in those days. But Bob Rauschenbergs piece, it started with a tennis game on the floor of the armory. Frank Stella and Mimi Kanarek, who was Frank Stellas tennis pro, played tennis. The rackets had been modified so that the handle was drilled out and a very small FM transmitter was put in the handle of the racket connected to a contact microphon
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