New Impressions of the Human
Raymond Roussel is often remembered as an outlier of Surrealism, but his work plays out some of the movement's key ideas whose impact continues today.
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Marcel Duchamp
New Digital Portal Delves Into Prismatic Past of Marcel Duchamp
The archive draws on collections from the Philadelphia Museum of Art, the Association Marcel Duchamp, and the Centre Pompidou.
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Marcel Duchamp Archive Goes Online, Dallas Museum of Art Plans Expansion, and More: Morning Links for January 25, 2022
Here's what we're reading this morning.
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Arturo Schwarz, Scholar Who Decrypted Duchamp’s Elusive Art, Is Dead at 97
His Complete Works of Marcel Duchamp is considered a key book.
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11 Essential Sound Artworks, from Reviled Noise Orchestras to Protest-Minded Installations
John Cage, Carsten Nicolai, and Christine Sun Kim are responsible for some of the medium's most famous works.
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Marcel Duchamp’s 18 Most Puzzling Artworks, From Hypnotic Bicycle Wheels to Visions of Robotic Sex
Few figures have ever done as much to slyly and shrewdly ask questions of art and what it means.
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New Marcel Duchamp Documentary Is a Sophisticated Survey—and Timely Home Viewing
'Marcel Duchamp: The Art of the Possible' features a mix of starry and scholarly names.
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Hard Cash: A History of Artists Using Money as a Metaphor—and a Medium in Their Work
From Marcel Duchamp spinning a roulette wheel in Monte Carlo to Andrea Fraser's analysis of political contributions by museum board members, call it Money Art.
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‘Their Work Cannot Be Taken at Face Value’: Massimiliano Gioni on Curating a Duchamp/Koons Blockbuster for Museo Jumex
The 70-work show is now on view in Mexico City.
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