Marcel Duchamp Interview on Art and Dada (1956) Published on 14 jan. 2018 Manufacturing Intellect Filmed Amidst the Arensberg Collection At the Philadelphia Museum of Art, Where 35 Works by Marcel Duchamp Are Gathered, this 1956 Interview Features the Artist Talking With James Johnson Sweeney, Former Director of the Guggenheim Museum. Check Out These Duchamp Books on Amazon! The Essential Duchamp https://geni.us/aU4F The Writings of Marcel Duchamp https://geni.us/8vuDA Dialogues With Duchamp https://geni.us/U1A3 Join Us on Patreon! https://www.patreon.com/ManufacturingIntellect Share This Video! Duchamp Describes His Transition Away From Impressionism Toward A Cubist, and Then Post Cubist, Approach, Providing Commentary While Standing Before Nude Descending A Staircase “I Was Not Aware of Italian Futurism When I  Painted It“and The Large Glass “The Two Crackings Are Symmetrically Arranged and There is (…) Almost an Intention There (…) A Ready Made Intention, In Other Words, that I Respect and Love.”. These Concepts are Paradoxically, Although Quite Logically, Articulated Alongside his Desire for “Dryness” and Mechanical Precision. Viewers Also Gain Insight into Duchamps Thoughts On Painting For an “Ideal” Public, A Notion He Clearly Distinguishes from Ivory Tower Elitism. Free Audible Trial with Two Free Audio Books https://amzn.to/2LBdkZl Checking Out the Affiliate Links Above Helps Me … Meer lezen over Manufacturing Intellect | James Johnson Sweeney – Marcel Duchamp Interview on Art and Dada (1956)