Understanding Duchamp
Marie-Mathilde Burdeau
Jan 2026 · Max Milo · AI-narrated by Cole (from Google)
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The name Marcel Duchamp and his “things” are too often synonymous with hermeticism. Yet he was the initiator of the last great artistic revolution.
We invite you to discover the successive stages of his unique trajectory, and to explore some of its many facets, beyond the single ready-made or his famous silence.
Whether you’re a neophyte or a more experienced reader, you’ll enjoy this book, which above all seeks to illustrate Duchamp’s famous leitmotiv: art is life.
The name Marcel Duchamp and his “things” are too often synonymous with hermeticism. Yet he was the initiator of the last great artistic revolution.
We invite you to discover the successive stages of his unique trajectory, and to explore some of its many facets, beyond the single ready-made or his...
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Marie-Mathilde Burdeau, an art history graduate, has worked on the irony of Marcel Duchamp and Andy Warhol in their interviews. She now works as a translator.
Gosia Galas is a designer who has exhibited in Asia, Switzerland and Paris.
Marie-Mathilde Burdeau, an art history graduate, has worked on the irony of Marcel Duchamp and Andy Warhol in their interviews. She now works as a translator.
Gosia Galas is a designer who has exhibited in Asia, Switzerland and Paris.
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