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Anything by The Doors

#readymades

#closingtimeasongorpoem #hashtaggames

Anything by The Doors

#readymades

#closingtimeasongorpoem #hashtaggames

Anything by The Doors

#readymades

#closingtimeasongorpoem #hashtaggames

Anything by The Doors

#readymades

#closingtimeasongorpoem #hashtaggames

Anything by The Doors

#readymades

#closingtimeasongorpoem #hashtaggames

'Man seated at table'
Zelfportret, Segal's vrouw omwikkelde hem met in gips doordrenkt verband, hij zette daarna zichzelf in elkaar | Self-portrait, Segal's wife wrapped him in plaster-soaked bandages, he then put himself together.
George Segal in #artmuseum #Abteiberg in Moenchengladbach
#modernart #readymades #art #sculpture #popart #artoftheday

'Man seated at table'
Zelfportret, Segal's vrouw omwikkelde hem met in gips doordrenkt verband, hij zette daarna zichzelf in elkaar | Self-portrait, Segal's wife wrapped him in plaster-soaked bandages, he then put himself together.
George Segal in #artmuseum #Abteiberg in Moenchengladbach
#modernart #readymades #art #sculpture #popart #artoftheday

'Man seated at table'
Zelfportret, Segal's vrouw omwikkelde hem met in gips doordrenkt verband, hij zette daarna zichzelf in elkaar | Self-portrait, Segal's wife wrapped him in plaster-soaked bandages, he then put himself together.
George Segal in #artmuseum #Abteiberg in Moenchengladbach
#modernart #readymades #art #sculpture #popart #artoftheday

'Man seated at table'
Zelfportret, Segal's vrouw omwikkelde hem met in gips doordrenkt verband, hij zette daarna zichzelf in elkaar | Self-portrait, Segal's wife wrapped him in plaster-soaked bandages, he then put himself together.
George Segal in #artmuseum #Abteiberg in Moenchengladbach
#modernart #readymades #art #sculpture #popart #artoftheday

'Man seated at table'
Zelfportret, Segal's vrouw omwikkelde hem met in gips doordrenkt verband, hij zette daarna zichzelf in elkaar | Self-portrait, Segal's wife wrapped him in plaster-soaked bandages, he then put himself together.
George Segal in #artmuseum #Abteiberg in Moenchengladbach
#modernart #readymades #art #sculpture #popart #artoftheday

🪠 How Marcel Duchamp Signed a Urinal in 1917 & Redefined Art

https://www.openculture.com/2024/08/how-marcel-duchamp-signed-a-urinal-in-1917-redefined-art.html

#art #culture #readymades

🪠 How Marcel Duchamp Signed a Urinal in 1917 & Redefined Art

https://www.openculture.com/2024/08/how-marcel-duchamp-signed-a-urinal-in-1917-redefined-art.html

#art #culture #readymades

🪠 How Marcel Duchamp Signed a Urinal in 1917 & Redefined Art

https://www.openculture.com/2024/08/how-marcel-duchamp-signed-a-urinal-in-1917-redefined-art.html

#art #culture #readymades

🪠 How Marcel Duchamp Signed a Urinal in 1917 & Redefined Art

https://www.openculture.com/2024/08/how-marcel-duchamp-signed-a-urinal-in-1917-redefined-art.html

#art #culture #readymades

🪠 How Marcel Duchamp Signed a Urinal in 1917 & Redefined Art

https://www.openculture.com/2024/08/how-marcel-duchamp-signed-a-urinal-in-1917-redefined-art.html

#art #culture #readymades

This week I've been mainly reading, no.55:

Jeffrey Weiss' rather dense piece of #arthistory, The Popular Culture of Modern Art: Picasso, Duchamp & Modern Art (1994) argues that there was productive engagement between the #avantgarde & popular culture early C20th Paris. Focussing on #cubism, #readymades & the ballet Parade, he argues the avant-garde were dialectically embedded in (not separate from) popular expression(s). Sadly an interesting analysis often is lost in the detail(s)

@bookstodon

This week I've been mainly reading, no.55:

Jeffrey Weiss' rather dense piece of #arthistory, The Popular Culture of Modern Art: Picasso, Duchamp & Modern Art (1994) argues that there was productive engagement between the #avantgarde & popular culture early C20th Paris. Focussing on #cubism, #readymades & the ballet Parade, he argues the avant-garde were dialectically embedded in (not separate from) popular expression(s). Sadly an interesting analysis often is lost in the detail(s)

@bookstodon

This week I've been mainly reading, no.55:

Jeffrey Weiss' rather dense piece of #arthistory, The Popular Culture of Modern Art: Picasso, Duchamp & Modern Art (1994) argues that there was productive engagement between the #avantgarde & popular culture early C20th Paris. Focussing on #cubism, #readymades & the ballet Parade, he argues the avant-garde were dialectically embedded in (not separate from) popular expression(s). Sadly an interesting analysis often is lost in the detail(s)

@bookstodon

This week I've been mainly reading, no.55:

Jeffrey Weiss' rather dense piece of #arthistory, The Popular Culture of Modern Art: Picasso, Duchamp & Modern Art (1994) argues that there was productive engagement between the #avantgarde & popular culture early C20th Paris. Focussing on #cubism, #readymades & the ballet Parade, he argues the avant-garde were dialectically embedded in (not separate from) popular expression(s). Sadly an interesting analysis often is lost in the detail(s)

@bookstodon

This week I've been mainly reading, no.55:

Jeffrey Weiss' rather dense piece of #arthistory, The Popular Culture of Modern Art: Picasso, Duchamp & Modern Art (1994) argues that there was productive engagement between the #avantgarde & popular culture early C20th Paris. Focussing on #cubism, #readymades & the ballet Parade, he argues the avant-garde were dialectically embedded in (not separate from) popular expression(s). Sadly an interesting analysis often is lost in the detail(s)

@bookstodon