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Believing that copies and originals offer comparable forms of aesthetic pleasure, Marcel Duchamp repeatedly replicated some of his works using different techniques, differentiating them through what he defined as “infra-thin variations on the theme.”
The workshop, designed and led by Claudia Corrent, sees each participant reproducing a single subject, obsessively over and over again, experimenting with different printing and impression techniques, developing images in a darkroom and manipulating them.
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- The workshop takes place at the Peggy Guggenheim Collection over two days for maximum of 12 participants.
- Participation is free. Registration required by December 11, 2023.
- Participants must guarantee their attendance for the two days the workshop takes place (December 14–15, from 10 am–5:30 pm).
Claudia Corrent (1980) lives and works in Venice and Bolzano. She holds a bachelor's degree in Philosophy and Languages of Modern Times and has held solo and group exhibitions at various institutions, including Palazzo delle Esposizioni in Rome, the Culture Center in New York, the San Francisco Culture Center, Maxxi in Rome, and Camera in Turin. She also works as an editor, and has collaborated with Repubblica, Der Spiegel, Art, Courrier International, Die Zeit, and Tageszeitung. She has designed and led workshops in schools, cultural institutions, and museums, including Mart, the Pinault Foundation, Fondazione Sandretto Re Rebaudengo, Centro Culturale Candiani, Scuola Grafica di Venezia, and Galleria Foto Forum.
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