2026.05.30
in the works
List of unbekannt works within Duchamp after Unbekannt
81. postcards, sehr unbekannt zu mir
82. time sheets
83. post Jupiter Uranus conjunction 003
84. post Jupiter Uranus conjunction 004
85. watercoloring, kinda
86. The Libyan Sybil
87. sketching Picasso 22
88. sketching Picasso 24
89. 910505n1.db the search begins
90. "An Architecture to Conjure With"
91. Collector's Heaven
92. Mary Boone's 180 hours of community service hours 44 45
93. 19050602.db Fisher House plan Wacko House 002 studio plans
94. something to really petition against
95. The Assistant @ Ex-Box Times Three
96. "Knock and it shall be opened to you."
97. Museumpeacekeepers
98. The Otto/George Typewriter
99. New Pope Cake
100. 14050802.db Bye House Distorted plan
101. where curiosity is key
102. Large Glass Redux
103. Exhibit One: Process Taking It's Own Shape
104. Mary Boone's 180 hours of community service hours 69 70 71 72
105. what are you into?
106. Snellenburgs Descending a Staircase 4 in number
107. Movable Feasts
108. Remembering William Holden and Kim Novak in Picnic
109. Mary Boone's 180 hours of community service hours 73 74 75 76 77 78
110. fiction all but for the fourth dimension
111. hello THERE
112. "rare book" collection
113. R.I.P.
114. OMG
115. Peter Eisenman tracing Peter Eisenman, literally
116. 07051401.db Altes Musuem without columns perspectives . . . . . .
2025.05.30
451 Rhawn Gallery
17:16:20
20:23:30
2024.05.30
Instagram Networking
My commenting with David Rimanelli...
...earlier today @rimanellidavid explains the posting of these images.
2023.05.30
From The Discovery of Piranesi's Final Project:
30 May 2023 Monday
I get the feeling that diplomat Dashkoff, or, more probably his wife, actually knew Hélène Gregoroffsky.
I've been meaning to start writing about the new stuff I've learned over the last year of "discovery." For example, the first Russian diplomat to the United States of America was here, right where I am right now, today in 1812. And I know he's already coming back here 20 June 1812. The diplomat and his wife, actually--both times.
I wonder if I might go to Moscow later this year. I'm pretty sure I'd go if I could, but it also seems likely there are risks involved. Or maybe this is really all in some other life.
My brother and I used to play Risk a lot when we were kids.
2017.05.30
the story behind Media Magnification / his alter ego, a perfume bottle
Successfully bid on a copy of Marcel Duchamp at eBay . . . Received the book 2005.10.05 . . . "This book is published on the occasion of an exhibition organized by the Philadelphia Museum of Art and The Museum of Modern Art, and shared by The Art Institute of Chicago, the city that witnessed Duchamp's first one-man show in 1937 at the Arts Club." . . . Marcel Duchamp, September 20, 1973–December 9, 1973, Philadelphia Museum of Art . . . Marcel Duchamp, December 28, 1973-February 24, 1974, The Museum of Modern Art . . . Marcel Duchamp, March 6, 1974-April 14, 1974, The Art Institute of Chicago . . . According to a press release issued by The Museum of Modern Art, Marcel Duchamp, edited by Anne d'Harnoncourt and Kynaston McShine, was published December 15, 1973. Clothbound $25.00; paperbound $9.50.
Unexpectedly found a newspaper page inside the front cover, along with the name and address of the book's original owner.
© Philadelphia Museum of Art, 1973
Produced by The Division of Education, Philadelphia Museum of Art for the exhibition Marcel Duchamp organized by The Philadelphia Museum of Art and The Museum of Modern Art, New York. Made possible in part by a grant from the National Endowment for the Arts. Designer: William P. Miller, Jr.
The Marcel Duchamp newspaper was published by the Philadelphia Museum of Art in light of the fact that the exhibition catalogue was not available in time for the opening of the Marcel Duchamp exhibition at Philadelphia--the newspaper was a free hand-out at the Philadelphia exhibition. The Marcel Duchamp exhibition catalogue was first available at the Museum of Modern Art opening of the exhibition with again the Marcel Duchamp newspaper also available as a free hand-out. Ultimately, the Marcel Duchamp newspaper was a free hand-out at The Art Institute of Chicago Marcel Duchamp exhibition as well.
Stephen Lauf The Subsequent Signing of an Unexpectedly Found Readymade, Stephen 2005.10.05
virtual paintings
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2003.05.30
Re: blind, without imagery
Is progress really just another word for ongoing discontent?
1999.05.30
architectural theory
...I am now also thinking about 'Piranesi and the torture of two-dimensional space' as a topic to investigate.
1954.05.30
1954. Sunday, New York City
Confirms to Mrs Marianne Martin, who is preparing his biographical notes for the Philadelphia Museum of Art, that he took his citizenship paper in February [9.3.1954] and is now expecting "the final OK, which should have come long ago"
Regarding his paintings: she may mention that he was baptized in the church at Blainville, represented in the picture of 1902 [18.12.1949]; "Marcel Lefrançois was the nephew of our cook," explains Duchamp, "and the portrait 29.12.1949] was painted during one of his visits to his aunt." As for the identity of the sitter of L'Homme au Balcon by Albert Gleizes, Mrs Martin should write to Dr Henri Barzun, "who knew Gleizes intimately at the time."
Ephemerides
1950.05.30
1950. Tuesday, New York City
Recommends to Fiske Kimball the work of Nicolas Calas on Hieronymus Bosch: "The method, far from orthodox, is particularly interesting and original and I thought that maybe one or some lectures dealing principally with the Epiphanie by Bosch which the museum of Philadelphia possesses could be of great interest."
Ephemerides
1947.05.30
1947. Friday, New York City
In the evening at six Marcel visits Stefi Kiesler and stays to supper.
Ephemerides
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