Charles Stuckey

Charles Stuckey is a contributor to the Brooklyn Rail.

Francis M. Naumann has been among the leading scholars of Marcel Duchamp’s art and life for decades, including his consequential interactions with Brazilian artist, Maria Martins, who kept a studio in New York during the 1940s. A thoroughly illustrated little monograph, entitled Impossible (after one of her sculptures), provides an account of the romance between Duchamp and Martins alluded to in his letters to her.

Francis Naumann’s Impossible: The Love Affair between Marcel Duchamp & Maria Martins, and the Artwork it Inspired
The New York branch of Luxembourg + Co. is presenting an idiosyncratic, but most provocative, selection of Man Ray’s so-called “Objects.” The exhibition has been organized to explore and hopefully to justify his approved proliferation of his unprecedented plastic Dada poems (none surviving in its original version) as replicas and multiples.
Installation view: Man Ray: Other Objects at Luxembourg + Co., New York, September-December 2023. Photo: Andy Romer.

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