duchamp/roussel/kafka
“210 West 14th Street, New York City 6 Feb. 1950 My dear Carrouges, Long after your letter I received the text, which I’ve read over several times. It is true I am indebted to Raymond Roussel...
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“Serious critics, of course, know that none of this is possible: in the first place, the Lyncée is an imaginary ship; secondly, Duchamp and Roussel never met. (Duchamp relates that he saw Roussel only...
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machines for reading
(pp. 181–2 in the new edition of the Oulipo Compendium. Cortázar’s mention of Fassio; Fassio’s machine for reading Hopscotch.)
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duchamp book design
Marcel Duchamp’s cover for Georges Hugnet’s La septième face du dé, Editions Jeanne Bucher, 1936. Somebody still needs to compile a book of Duchamp’s book designs. (From Arcana Books via A Journey...
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Fake Fountains in the Economist: somewhere Duchamp is laughing. Two parts of a Michael Silverblatt interview with Joseph McElroy (from the time of Actress in the House) are online at KCRW: part 1,...
View Articlerotorelief no. 6: escargot
This browser does not have a Java Plug-in. Get the latest Java Plug-in here. (Marcel Duchamp, Rotorelief No. 6: Escargot (1935), hastily redrawn in Illustrator, animated with Processing; without Java...
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“affectionately, marcel: the selected correspondence of marcel duchamp”
Affectionately, Marcel: The Selected Correspondence of Marcel Duchamp (edited by Francis M. Naumann & Hector Obalk, trans. Jill Taylor) (Ludion Press, 2000) Naumann & Obalk’s edition of...
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ettie stettheimer, “love days”
Ettie Stettheimer Love Days (in Memorial Volume of and by Ettie Stettheimer) (Alfred E. Knopf, 1951) Love Days, originally published under the pen name Henrie Waste (from HENRIEtta WAlter STEttheimer),...
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julian jason haladyn, “marcel duchamp: étant donnés”
Julian Jason Haladyn Marcel Duchamp: Étant donnés (Afterall Books, 2010) I sporadically follow Afterall’s One Work series, probably not as well as I should; most look interesting, but only a few look...
View Articlethe originality of florine stettheimer
“Part of Florine’s originality was that, for her, art was anecdote in an era when all the modern schools had decided that anecdote was what art was not. Duchamp suggested, considering Florine, ‘Why not...
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“210 West 14th Street, New York City 6 Feb. 1950 My dear Carrouges, Long after your letter I received the text, which I’ve read over several times. It is true I am indebted to Raymond Roussel...
View Articleroussel / duchamp / cortázar / fassio
“Serious critics, of course, know that none of this is possible: in the first place, the Lyncée is an imaginary ship; secondly, Duchamp and Roussel never met. (Duchamp relates that he saw Roussel only...
View ArticleClik here to view.
machines for reading
(pp. 181–2 in the new edition of the Oulipo Compendium. Cortázar’s mention of Fassio; Fassio’s machine for reading Hopscotch.)
View ArticleClik here to view.
duchamp book design
Marcel Duchamp’s cover for Georges Hugnet’s La septième face du dé, Editions Jeanne Bucher, 1936. Somebody still needs to compile a book of Duchamp’s book designs. (From Arcana Books via A Journey...
View Articlenoted
Fake Fountains in the Economist: somewhere Duchamp is laughing. Two parts of a Michael Silverblatt interview with Joseph McElroy (from the time of Actress in the House) are online at KCRW: part 1,...
View Articlerotorelief no. 6: escargot
This browser does not have a Java Plug-in. Get the latest Java Plug-in here. (Marcel Duchamp, Rotorelief No. 6: Escargot (1935), hastily redrawn in Illustrator, animated with Processing; without Java...
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“affectionately, marcel: the selected correspondence of marcel duchamp”
Affectionately, Marcel: The Selected Correspondence of Marcel Duchamp (edited by Francis M. Naumann & Hector Obalk, trans. Jill Taylor) (Ludion Press, 2000) Naumann & Obalk’s edition of...
View ArticleClik here to view.
ettie stettheimer, “love days”
Ettie Stettheimer Love Days (in Memorial Volume of and by Ettie Stettheimer) (Alfred E. Knopf, 1951) Love Days, originally published under the pen name Henrie Waste (from HENRIEtta WAlter STEttheimer),...
View ArticleClik here to view.
julian jason haladyn, “marcel duchamp: étant donnés”
Julian Jason Haladyn Marcel Duchamp: Étant donnés (Afterall Books, 2010) I sporadically follow Afterall’s One Work series, probably not as well as I should; most look interesting, but only a few look...
View Articlethe originality of florine stettheimer
“Part of Florine’s originality was that, for her, art was anecdote in an era when all the modern schools had decided that anecdote was what art was not. Duchamp suggested, considering Florine, ‘Why not...
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