The Marcel Duchamp Joke Just Isn’t Funny Anymore
“Marcel Duchamp,” writes Francis M. Naumann, “professed an aversion to any form of artistic repetition.” Like so many other of the arch utterances one encounters in Mr. Naumann’s latest opus on the artist, Marcel Duchamp: The Art of Making Art in the Age of Mechanical Reproduction (Henry N. Abrams, $70), this deadpan reference is itself Read More
