The Chinese Duchamp?

In 1917 a clever artist by the name of Marcel Duchamp changed art history forever by turning a urinal upside down, hanging it on the wall and declaring it art. The readymade sculpture, although in its day rejected by the Society of Independent ...

Most CDs don't need to be made. This one did. It is a three-disc retrospective (plus data disc of videos) of the surprise-laden career of Jon Rose, a sort of . Primarily a violinist, Rose has been a pioneer of free improvisation and imaginative ways ...

LONDON.- Blain|Southern presents Tell Me Whom You Haunt: Marcel Duchamp and the Contemporary Readymade, a group exhibition in which works by ten leading contemporary artists are placed in dialogue with the readymades of Marcel Duchamp. The ...

Duchamp's "box in a suitcase", a portable museum, consists of miniature reproductions of his key works. [Photo by Zou Hong/China Daily] Marcel Duchamp's Boite-en-valise, a portable museum, literally translated "box in a suitcase", consists of ...

The feature on Marcel Dzama's London show in Time Out magazine last week referred to him as a Canadian cartoonist, but those who have followed his work for the past decade or so know this description falls far short of the mark. First, the ...

The first thing you see is a fog sculpture. Fed by 300 mist makers, it hovers over the fountain outside the Grand Palais in Paris. Its creator, Fujiko Nakaya, is one of the 143 artists whose works are on view in Dynamo: A Century of Light and Motion ...

The Duchamp works on view at London's Barbican (loaned by the Philadelphia Museum of Art, the exhibition co-organiser) are immensely significant and finely complemented by works of Rauschenberg, Johns, Cage and Cunningham. There is much to enjoy in ...

the Barbican Centre in London presented a cabaret night, inspired by the art of Marcel Duchamp. The event starred comedian Stuart Lee and Turner Prize-winning artist Martin Creed. It was hosted by BBC Arts Editor, Will Gompertz, who explained on ...

Onlookers at the exhibition highlighting some of French artist Duchamp's original work. Photo: Jonny Clement Brown/GT If I were to present to you a urinal toilet bowl, sign it "R.Mutt," title it Fountain and put it on display somewhere sometime in ...