Sentence examples for readymade and from inspiring English sources

We have a readymade and active state organisation perfectly placed to do this - the Charity Commission.

After a flurry of press in Seattle, her hometown, and in magazines like ReadyMade and Bust, she got a book deal.

The difference between a Duchampian readymade and a surrealist object is the difference between Duchamp's sly irony and Dalí's ecstatic obsessions.

This kind of direct address may well have given his ideas and observations a more vivid and absorbing cinematic identity than does their readymade and prepackaged fictional incarnation.

Although Ai's work is dependent on the Duchampian readymade and the found object, and the reworked manners of minimal art, he brings to this language something crucial and acute.

Tetsuya Yamada, a ceramist who teaches at the University of Minnesota, pays homage here to Marcel Duchamp, the originator of the readymade, and Constantin Brancusi, the high priest of Modernist sculpture.

Like five cans of chilli with nachos on top, and readymade salsa, and I won't remember a thing.

They seemed to be a take on both Marcel Duchamp's readymades and pop art, with a postmodern futuristic chill.

She pushed forward the provocations of Marcel Duchamp's "readymades" and took vacuum-cleaner hoses or string bags and transformed them by dipping, coating or papier-mache.

Instead, he continued his studies at the august Courtauld Institute of Art, in London, where he read voraciously in philosophy and critical theory, undertook a thesis on Marcel Duchamp's readymades, and aspired to make films.

It was inspired by Marcel Duchamp sending instructions from Argentina to his sister to assemble one of his readymades, and by John Cage's music of change, and by Yoko Ono's work.