Why Duchamp, Why Now?

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Why Duchamp, Why Now?

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Apr 30, 2014

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Duchamp’s iconoclasm of a hundred years ago has arrived at the centre of 20th-century art history. What then, are the subversive strategies of today? This discussion focuses on Duchamp and how scholarship and artists approach him today. Audio recording

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Apr 30, 2014

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