By Justin Quirk, April 14, 2015. Ever since Marcel Duchamp posed the Dadaist question with his readymades, "Can one make works of art which are not "of art," the boundaries of art have been a flexible, permeable thing. Why are some things considered "art" - and afforded the respect and criticism that comes with that - and others not? The most contentious examples of this question are explored in "Le Bord des Mondes," the new show at Paris' Palais de Tokyo curated by Rebecca Lamarche Vadel. Essen...
Paris' Palais de Tokyo Assembles a Playful Show Inspired by Duchamp
The Huffington Post - 14 Apr 2015 21:10
By Justin Quirk, April 14, 2015. Ever since Marcel Duchamp posed the Dadaist question with his readymades, "Can one make works of art which are not "of art," the boundaries of art have been a flexible, permeable thing. Why are some things considered "art" - and afforded the respect and criticism that comes with that - and others not? The most contentious examples of this question are explored in "Le Bord des Mondes," the new show at Paris' Palais de Tokyo curated by Rebecca Lamarche Vadel. Essen...
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