Sentence examples similar to made readymade from inspiring English sources

Luckily, the bunk bed converts with minimal effort into one of those slightly adjusted found objects – a barely re-made readymade – that flood international exhibitions these days.

Grid & Cloud computing are the biggest trends that make use of readymade computer resources on demand.

It made a nice change from readymade puff or homemade shortcrust, and was no trouble at all.

The survey suggested that food waste is an alarming side effect of eating alone, since most readymade meals are made for two.

Suspended from the ceiling, casting its enigmatic shadow, this is a piece of the world "chosen" by the artist – as Duchamp defined his readymade method – and made strange.

Duchamp made no effort to exhibit readymades for four decades, and said they were "a very personal experiment that I never intended to show the public".

There's a sweet little readymade sculpture by Young Gun Lee made of the outer layer of an onion with a handful of dirt and a shelled seed inside; hearking back to some of Alison Knowles' works with food.

He's the post-Warhol, a man who made it big with ground-breaking readymades in the 1980s, went broke after a disastrous divorce from his ex-wife and rose from the ashes to make his name and art ubiquitous in high-brow circles.

Duchamp created his readymades for museums; the baroness made Dada in the street.

Combining the found with the made, he used the camera to return the readymade to the realm of aesthetic decisionmaking, which Judd and the other Minimalists would also do, albeit using pre-existing materials and objects.

Who: The Readymade Projects designer Stephen Burks, who appeared with the poufs he made out of Manila rope and Dedar fabric trimmings in T's Design and Living issue.