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Marcel Duchamp: The Art of the Possible

Marcel Duchamp: The Art of the Possible

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Marcel Duchamp: The Art of the Possible

2020
1h 30m
6.0(1 votes)
Documentary

Overview

A remarkable walk through the life and work of the French artist Marcel Duchamp (1887-1968), one of the most important creators of the 20th century, revolutionary of arts, aesthetics and pop culture.

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34 members
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Alison Knowles

Self - Artist

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Arturo Schwarz

Self - Art Historian

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Bibbe Hansen

Self - Artist

Bibbe Hansen
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Bradley Bailey

Self - Art Historian

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Calvin Tomkins

Self - M. Duchamp's Biographer

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Carlos Basualdo

Self - Museum Curator

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Carolee Schneemann

Self - Artist

Carolee Schneemann
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Cécile Debray

Self - Museum Curator

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Dalia Judovitz

Self - Art Expert

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Debbie Millman

Self - Graphic Designer

Debbie Millman
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Dove Bradshaw

Self - Artist

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Edward Ruscha

Self - Artist

Edward Ruscha
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Francis M. Naumann

Self - Art Expert

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Gerard Malanga

Self - Artist

Gerard Malanga
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Gianfranco Baruchello

Self - Artist

Gianfranco Baruchello
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Hannah Higgins

Self - Art Historian

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Herbert Molderings

Self - Art Historian

No Image
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杉本博司

Self - Photographer

杉本博司
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Jeff Koons

Self - Artist

Jeff Koons
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Joseph Kosuth

Self - Artist

No Image
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Julie Martin

Self - Author

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Larry Bell

Self - Artist

No Image
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Linda Dalrymple Henderson

Self - Art Historian

No Image
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Marina Abramović

Self - Performance Artist

Marina Abramović
Directing

Michel Gondry

Self - Filmmaker

Michel Gondry
Acting

Michael R. Taylor

Self - Museum Curator

No Image
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Paul B. Franklin

Self - Art Historian

No Image
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Paul Matisse

Self - Artist / M. Duchamp's Stepson

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Peter Goulds

Self - Art Gallerist

No Image
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Robert Berman

Self - Art Curator

No Image
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Thierry de Duve

Self - Art Historian

No Image
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William Anastasi

Self - Artist

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Marcel Duchamp

Self - Artist (archive footage)

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Jackson Pollock

Self - Painter (archive footage)

Jackson Pollock

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