In this alphabetical interview series, Duchamp declares his opposition to retinal art and champions the artist's intellectual attitude…
Letters to Marcel Jean is a published collection of correspondence written by Marcel Duchamp, addressed to fellow artist…
The book brings together Duchamp's extensive notes and reflections on 'The Large Glass,' a work he created between…
The book centers on Duchamp's assertion that the viewer completes the artistic act, a concept from his talk…
The book centers on Marcel Duchamp's artistic legacy and the cross-cultural transmission of his revolutionary ideas, particularly as…
Published in 1998, this book examines the friendship and working relationship between Marcel Duchamp and Joseph Cornell.
This is an exhibition catalogue published in 2005, documenting a show devoted to Marcel Duchamp's work.
Duchamp describes the artist as a 'mediumistic being' — a channel through which creative energy passes, but which…
The Marcel Duchamp Exhibition is a publication that first appeared in 1985.
The collection includes facsimile reproductions of The Blind Man periodical itself, a translation of Roché's novel Victor, and…
This 2011 publication edited by Stefan Banz documents events centered on Marcel Duchamp's work, focusing on the Forestay…
This is a monograph published in 1995, examining the life and work of Marcel Duchamp, the French-American artist…
Duchamp's anarchic 'anatomy' reframes politics as an eternal, failed courtship between the system and its subjects, echoing his…
A transcription of Marcel Duchamp's fragmented private meditation on death, language, and the irreducibility of the self-other divide.
The collection is organized both chronologically and thematically, allowing readers to trace the development of Duchamp's thinking while…
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