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Paul B. Franklin, Paris-based art historian and an internationally acclaimed expert on the life and work of Marcel Duchamp, will present the exhibition he curated entitled Marcel Duchamp and the Lury of the Copy. During the lecture, Franklin will illustrate the artist's disruptive poetics with a focus on the exhibition themes, such as provocative questions raised by Duchamp more than one-hundred years ago and still remarkably relevant today: the blurred boundaries between original and copy, reality and fiction, material and immaterial, human and nonhuman.
We thank the Accademia di Belle Arti di Venezia for its hospitality.
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- The lecture is in English and takes place in the former Church of Santa Marta of the Accademia di Belle Arti di Venezia.
- Participation is free. Registration required.
- Places are limited.
Join the Slow Looking at Marcel Duchamp workshop, also with Paul B. Franklin, taking place at the Peggy Guggenheim Collection on December 19 at 3 pm, for which attending this lecture is a requirement. State your wish to join the workshop in the registration form.
For more information
didattica@guggenheim-venice.it
+39 041 2405 430