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Marcel Duchamp and John Cage Dreams that Money can Buy: a film by Hans Richter with many artists. This is a Duchamp's fragment with music by John Cage. Tags: Imaduba Duchamp Cage Richter |
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Marcel Duchamp - Anemic Cinema moving spirals and text in alternating shots a classic by Duchamp Tags: anemic cinema marcel duchamp dada |
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Marcel Duchamp - Anemic Cinema Marcel.Duchamp.-.Anemic.Cinema.(1926).DVDrip Tags: marcel duchamp surrealism avantgarde anemic cinema experimental 1926 |
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Duchamp en Buenos Aires (English info below)- Exhibición realizada en el Fondo Nacional de las Artes que reunió entre el 8/11/07 al 31/01/08 a algunos de los más importantes representantes de tres generaciones de artistas argentinos y exhibió la única obra original (no múltiple) de Marcel Duchamp que existe en la Argentina descubierta por el curador en el verano de 2007. Artistas participantes (por órden alfabético): Xil Buffone, Eduardo Costa, Marcel Duchamp , Max Gómez Canle, Guillermo Gregorio , Marcelo Gutman, IMaDuBA, David Lamelas, Emiliano López, Emiliano Miliyo, Esteban Pastorino , Gastón Pérsico, Provisorio Permanente, Nicolás Radano y Axel Straschnoy. Catálogo virtual de la muestra: http://www.duchampenbsas.com.ar Duchamp en Buenos Aires is the exhibition that will start the "Duchamp year" to commemorate the 90 years of Duchamp´s living period of 9 months in Argentina. This exhibition includes some of the most important personalities of three generations of Argentinian artists, some of them are: (in alphabetic order) Xil Buffone, Eduardo Costa, Marcel Duchamp, Max Gómez Canle, Guillermo Gregorio , Marcelo Gutman, IMADUBA, David Lamelas , Emiliano López, Emiliano Miliyo, Esteban Pastorino , Gastón Pérsico, Provisorio Permanente, Nicolás Radano y Axel Straschnoy. Virtual catalogue of the exhibition: http://www.duchampenbsas.com.ar All the artists created their works specially for this show. With reference to Marcel Duchamp and after a thorough personal research process, a unique document will be presented (for the first time to the press and public). This document has been kept undisclosed in Argentina. It was a gift from Tistán Tzará to a surrealist Argentinian writer, then to a well-known journalist and artist, Hermenegildo Sábat. We are talking about the technical file of the chess match between Marcel Duchamp and the argentinian chess player Valentín Fernández Coria, the 19 th of July of 1924 in Paris. This was the only Oympic International Chess Championship that ever existed. This manuscript, in which are written all the moves that were played in the match, is signed by the artist Marcel Duchamp on the first page and on the opposite side of the document. This material has the signature of the Argentinian player also and will be disclosed along with a certificate that proves its authenticity. The importance of this document lies in Duchamp´s activity during his stay in Buenos Aires: playing chess almost every night. As he said, here is where he became a "chess maniac". In the exhibition catalogue, I describe how Duchamp maintained his contact with Argentina after living in this country, even when he wasn´t living in Buenos Aires any more. Tags: Duchamp Marcel Arte Argentino Contemporáneo Marcelo Gutman The Small Glass readymades chess maniac player dadá surrealismo surrealism ajedrez |
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Marcel Duchamp Marcel Duchamp(July 28, 1887 -- October 2, 1968) was a French artist (he became an American citizen in 1955) whose work and ideas had considerable influence on the development of post-World War II Western art, and whose advice to modern art collectors helped shape the tastes of the Western art world. While he is most often associated with the Dada and Surrealism movements, his participation in Surrealism was largely behind the scenes, and after being involved in New York Dada, he barely participated in Paris Dada. Thousands of books and articles attempt to interpret Duchamp's artwork and philosophy, but in interviews and his writing, Duchamp only added to the mystery. The interpretations interested him as creations of their own, and as reflections of the interpreter. A playful man, Duchamp prodded thought about artistic processes and art marketing, not so much with words, but with actions such as dubbing a urinal "art" and naming it Fountain. He produced relatively few artworks as he quickly moved through the avant-garde rhythms of his time. Duchamp's early art works align with Post-Impressionist styles. He experimented with classical techniques and subjects, as well as Cubism and Fauvism. When he was later asked about what influenced him at the time, Duchamp cited the work of Symbolist painter Odilon Redon, whose approach to art was not outwardly anti-academic, but quietly individual. He studied art at Académie Julian (1904 to 1905), but preferred playing billiards to attending classes. During this time Duchamp drew and sold cartoons which reflected his ribald humor. Many of the drawings use visual and/or verbal puns. Such play with words and symbols engaged his imagination for the rest of his life. Marcel Duchamp died on October 2, 1968 in Neuilly-sur-Seine, France and is buried in the Rouen Cemetery, in Rouen, Normandy, France. His grave bears the epitaph, "D'ailleurs, c'est toujours les autres qui meurent;" or "Besides, it's always other people who die." Tags: Marcel Duchamp dada surrealism |
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Marcel Duchamp Fountain SFMOMA famous fountain in SFMOMA Tags: marcel duchamp fountain SFMOMA art |
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Duchamp: breaking glasses Dadascope (1961), directed by Hans Richter, contains two poems by Marcel Duchamp. "Carte Postale" and "Puns". Tags: Duchamp Richter dadaism Imaduba |
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Duchamp Opitical Illusion Machine Marcel Duchamp's recreated machine for conjuring optical illusions at the National Gallery Tags: DaDa Duchamp illusion |
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Marcel Duchamp and Maya Deren First Part Witch's cradle (1943), unfinished work by Maya Deren with Marcel Duchamp. Remember First Papers of Surrealism: same threats, same desires. Tags: Duchamp Imaduba Deren Avantgarde |
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DJ Spooky on Duchamp at Dallas Museum of Art DJ Spooky That Subliminal Kid, internationally recognized musician, writer, and conceptual artist, recently performed at the Dallas Museum of Art in celebration of the exhibition Societe Anonyme: Modernism for America. Before his performance, he spoke with Museum staff about the influence of artist Marcel Duchamp on his work and career. Tags: DJ Spooky Dallas Museum Art Late Nights Duchamp Societe Anonyme |
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Duchamp interviews Marcel Duchamp in French and English in 1966. Tags: Duchamp readymades fountain |
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Turntable (for Marcel Duchamp) Video/animation & music by Ralph Lichtensteiger · "I am actually not at all a man of science, not an observer, not an experimenter, not a thinker. I am by temperament nothing but a conquistador-an adventurer, if you want it translated-with all the curiosity, daring, and tenacity characteristic of a man of this sort" - Sigmund Freud, letter to Wilhelm Fliess, Feb. 1, 1900 Tags: Art Dada Duchamp Rotor Turntable |
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Marcel Duchamp and Maya Deren Second Part Witch's cradle (1943), unfinished work by Maya Deren with Marcel Duchamp. Remember First Papers of Surrealism: same threats, same desires. (more) Tags: Duchamp Imaduba Maya Deren |
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Marcel Duchamp - In His Own Words (Part 1) Marcel Duchamp Discusses His Work Tags: Marcel Duchamp Staircase Cubism Futurism Nude Descending Muybridge |
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Marcel Duchamp - On Indifferent Taste Duchamp Interview Tags: Marcel Duchamp |
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Marcel Duchamp en Buenos Aires Obras de Duchamp en Buenos Aires como presentación del blog de IMaDuBA (Instituto Marcel Duchamp en Buenos Aires) Tags: Imaduba Duchamp |
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Marcel Duchamp - In His Own Words (Part 2) Marcel Duchamp Tags: Marcel Duchamp |
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John Zorn (experimental) - Duchamp/Etant Donne record session with water, nail hammering, chair sawing, chello, violin, piano (William Winant, Anthony Coleman, Erik Friedlander, Mark Feldman and others) excerpt from "A Bookshelf On Top Of The Sky" DVD by Claudia Heuermann, 2002 http://www.tzadik.com/volume.php?VolumeID=117 Tags: John Zorn Winant Friedlander Coleman Feldman Tzadik experimental live |
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Duchamp and Entr'acte I know: Entre'acte by René Clair is a masterpiece. Our video is sacrilege. But, we cut and paste and make this video about Duchamp on Entr'acte. Tags: Duchamp Imaduba Clair |
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"Marcel Duchamp vs. Bobby Fisher", Dwarf Gallery www.sequences.is Trong Gia Nguyen (USA) feat. Tómas Lemaquis (IS/FR) Art Exhibition Dwarf Gallery Sequences 2008 Reykjavík, Iceland October 14th Project: Marcel Duchamp Vs. Bobby Fischer Location: Dwarf Gallery Date: October 14, 2008, 19:00 About the project: Trong Gia Nguyens work pits two individuals who will channel the spirits of the two masters, Bobby Fisher and Marcel Duchamp, to play a friendly game of chess. The first two duels took place in New York over the summer, with Duchamp winning one match and the second ending in a draw. The third and final match culminates at Dwarf Gallery on October 14. Chess is the binding medium between Fischer, the former world champion and temperamental exile who passed away earlier this year, and Duchamp, who once played for the French national team. Fischer was an American who became Icelandic out of necessity. Duchamp was a Frenchman who became an American because he could. Fischer hated Bush. Duchamp probably would have hated Bush too. Fischer was a grandmaster and the only American to win the official World Chess Championship in the 20th century, having defeated Boris Spassky in a match held in Reykjavík thirty-three years ago. Duchamp was also a grandmaster of sorts in the Priory of Sion, as Nguyen asserts in his recently completed lost chapter to The Da Vinci Code. Confounding the space-time-art continuum, Marcel Duchamp Versus Bobby Fischer looks at another dimension of perception. Actor / visual artist Tómas Lemarquis will be participating in the performance. Trong Gia Nguyen is a visual artist, curator, writer and art critic. He has produced the art space New General Catalogue in Brooklyn, writes about art for several art magazines, and his works have been presented widely, such as at the Istanbul Biennial, Havana Biennial, Performa05 (The Performance Biennial) in New York, Fruit & Flower Deli Gallery (NY), ISE Foundation (NY), Goff + Rosenthal Gallery in Berlin, Tenri Cultural Institute (NY), Bronx Museum of the Arts (NY), Rotunda Gallery in Brooklyn (NY), and Safn a contemporary art museum in Reykjavík. Tags: Tamy Ben-Tor Sequences real-time art festival iceland 101 projects reykjavik www.sequences.is |
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John Cage: "Music for Marcel Duchamp" (1947) Armin Fuchs - prepared piano - live at the Festival "Parkmusik" artpoint Trombacher Hof 2007 Tags: John Cage prepared piano Klavier live Armin Fuchs Duchamp |
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flower of life with marcel duchamp blume des lebens mit marcel duchamp flower of life with marcel duchamp (c) 2008, mental traveller + a.erdmann Tags: blume des lebens/flower of life mit/with marcel duchamp |
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Duchamp'd -(Positive Thinker Productions) "Duchamp's 'Bicycle Wheel' springs to life and plays footsie with Warhol's 'Soup Can'. This was my first attempt at Maya, and was made for uni, what do you think? Checkout my other movie http://www.positive-thinker.net Tags: positive thinker duchamp modern art maya 3D soccer Warhol Bicycle Wheel Soup Can Artwork Animism animation |
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marcel duchamp anemic cinema 1926 This characteristically dada film by Marcel Duchamp consists of a series of visual and verbal puns with nonsense phrases inscribed around rotating spiral patterns, creating an almost hypnotic effect. Silent. Anemic Cinema (various versions were made in 1920, 1923 and, finally, in 1926). Essentially a film by Duchamp with help from Man Ray. Calvin Tomkins: "Duchamp used the initial payment on his inheritance to make a film and to go into the art business. The film, shot in Man Ray's studio with the help of cinematographer Marc Allégret, was a seven-minute animation of nine punning phrases by Rrose Sélavy. These had been pasted, letter by letter, in a spiral pattern on round black discs that were then glued to phonograph records; the slowly revolving texts alternate with shots of Duchamp's Discs Bearing Spirals, ten abstract designs whose turning makes them appear to move backward and forward in an erotic rhythm. The little film, which Duchamp called Anemic Cinema, had its premiere that August at a private screening room in Paris." Tags: duchamp anemic cinema art dada experimental short film |
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Marcel Duchamp - In His Own Words (Part 3) Marcel Duchamp speaking about his work.less Tags: Marcel Duchamp Dada |
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