MARCEL DUCHAMP
October 2012
While not all artists are chess players, all chess players are artists. So said Marcel Duchamp, a mean player himself
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October 2012
The narrative of Will Gompertz's history of modern art faithfully follows the Serota tendency, claiming modern art always trumps that which it supplanted
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Marcel Duchamp
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