--- kevin thurston <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> yes, the historical avant-garde's project of merging
> life and art
> seems to have happened, but not exactly in the way
> they invisioned
>
> guido, i believe, you stated a lot of things that
> weren't art (duchamp
> as social worker)--can you prov
yes, the historical avant-garde's project of merging life and art
seems to have happened, but not exactly in the way they invisioned
guido, i believe, you stated a lot of things that weren't art (duchamp
as social worker)--can you provide some examples of this pure
aesthetic object you're refering
WOW I didn't expect to generate so much discussion with that quote!
Donald Kuspit has a critique of Duchamp in his book, "The New
Subjectivism" -- I can't find it right now, but I remember reading it
a long while ago he had a great critique of Warhol also
I haven't read his new book yet,
