2026.04.21
what stage is next?
Purchased rather cheaply via eBay over a decade ago, this first (1960) edition of THE BRIDE STRIPPED BARE BY HER BACHELORS, EVEN, a typographic version by Richard Hamilton of MARCEL DUCHAMP'S Green Box translated by George Heard Hamilton, was already falling apart, so I proceeded to carefully take the book apart. The intention was, and still is, to subsequently augment the fragmented book into something unique and/or unprecedented. I feel I'm getting closer to resolving what the augmentation is going to be, but, who knows, I might just turn it all back into a box, even.
2025.04.21
451 Rhawn Gallery
Turns out the writings of 'unbekannt' first appeared online just over 20 years ago within the now obscure artforum.com/talkback.
2017.04.21
zero two seven
zero two eight
2016.04.21
The Guggenheim will install a fully functioning solid gold toilet
Duchamp's toilet?
2003.04.21
3D CAD database
03042103.db Curatorium
2000.04.21
image play
1960.04.21
1960. Thursday, New York City
After speaking to Wittenborn, Duchamp write to Richard Hamilton [26.3.1960] in London to confirm that the hard cover of his typographic version of the notes for the Large Glass is to be, as he suggested, exactly like the Green Box [16.10.1934]: green with the lettering, The Bride stripped bare by her bachelors, even, in white dots.
The usual design of Wittenborn's general series of books will be restricted to the dust jacket.
Ephemerides
1947.04.21
1947. Monday, New York City
At seven-thirty Marcel dines with the Mattas and Kiesler, with whom he is planning the Surrealist exhibition, which is to take place in Paris in July [1.2.1947].
Ephemerides
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