# Marcel Duchamp

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Stack the Week Daily Edition

Welcome to Stack the Week for July 9th, Thursday. The daily experiment continues. Thank you for the feedback and the reviews on Apple Podcasts. If you’re reading this instead of listening, remember this is also a podcast. You can hear me read it while you’re driving, making dinner, or concluding t…

Marcel Duchamp, Nic Nicosia

Episode No. 766 of The Modern Art Notes Podcast features curators Matthew Affron, Michelle Kuo, and Ann Temkin, and artist Nic Nicosia. The Museum of Modern Art, New York is presenting "Marcel Duchamp" through August 22. The exhibition, the first Duchamp retrospective in the United States since 19…

Bad at Sports Episode 959: Shane McAdams

This week Duncan MacKenzie and Ryan Peter Miller head north to the Door County Contemporary Art Fair to sit down with artist, curator, writer, gallerist, and all-around art evangelist Shane McAdams. Broadcasting from a gazebo in Door County, Wisconsin, the conversation ranges from the weather, cus…

Marcel Duchamp Gave The Mona Lisa A Mustache, Because Dada

Today in 1887, the birthday of Marcel Duchamp. He was both an accomplished artist and an artistic provocateur, like the time he released a “new” work of art that was a reproduction of the Mona Lisa, on which he had painted a mustache. Plus: in January 1917, Duchamp and some fellow artists and perfo…

Retrospective at MoMA: Marcel Duchamp, Dada Movement Pioneer

[REBROADCAST FROM April 29, 2026] The first American retrospective of the work of pioneering artist Marcel Duchamp in 50 years has landed at the MoMA. Curators Ann Temkin and Michelle Kuo discuss the show, running now through August 22.  Photo by Dan Kitwood/Getty Images: A piece of work by Marcel…

Marcel Duchamp: The Man Who Broke Art (Artist Spotlight)

Marcel Duchamp could paint. He understood perspective, composition, Cubism, and the rules of art history—and then he decided those rules were optional. Inspired by MoMA’s sweeping Duchamp retrospective, James explores nearly six decades of work by one of modern art’s most disruptive figures. The ex…

The 1913 Armory Show: Modern Art Scandalizes the United States

In February 1913, Americans paid twenty-five cents to enter a New York military armory and discover that art had apparently lost its mind. The women were blue, the bodies were geometric, perspective was broken, and Marcel Duchamp had sent a nude down a staircase—although no one could find the nude …

What is art?

Imagine walking into a super fancy art museum, turning a corner, and seeing... a toilet?! In 1917, an artist named Marcel Duchamp bought a normal, factory-made urinal, signed a fake name on it, called it “Fountain,” and entered it into a huge art show! The judges panicked and hid it. But this one s…

Episode 1: Marcel Duchamp

Marcel Duchamp rewrote the rules of modern art, but also happened to be obsessed with one of the most rule-bound games ever invented: chess. MoMA Chief Curator Ann Temkin, Duchamp scholar Francis Naumann, and host Naeem Douglas retrace Duchamp’s journey from a provocative young artist to a devoted …