Marcel Duchamp and New Zealand Art, 1965 – 2007 By Means of Duchamp’s Peripheral Vision: Case Studies in a History of Reception

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Marcel Duchamp and New Zealand Art, 1965 – 2007 By Means of Duchamp’s Peripheral Vision: Case Studies in a History of Reception

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This thesis examines the reception to Marcel Duchamp in New Zealand from 1965 to 2007. It takes as its subject two exceptional occasions when Duchamp’s work arrived in New Zealand and the various ways in which select New Zealand artists have responded to his work since that date. In doing so, this thesis acknowledges the shifting ideologies that underpin the reception of Duchamp which are characteristic of each decade. Thus it reads Duchamp’s reception through the conceptual and ‘linguistic t...

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13 Mar, 2023

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Moore, Marcus T. G.

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Readymade / Installation art / Exhibitions / School: School of Art History, Classics and Religious Studies / 190107 Art History / Marsden: 419901 Art History and Appreciation / Marsden: 420305 New Zealand Cultural Studies / Degree Discipline: Art History / Degree Level: Doctoral / Degree Name: Doctor of Philosophy / Art Criticism / Art criticism

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