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In 1936, Marcel Duchamp signed his name on a men’s urinal and he changed the art world forever.

In 1936, Marcel Duchamp signed his name on a men’s urinal and he changed the art world forever. Andre Breton defined ready-mades as “manufactured objects raised to the dignity of works of art through the choice of the artist.”.

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In 1936, Marcel Duchamp signed his name on a men’s urinal and he changed the art world forever.

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  1. In 1936, Marcel Duchamp signed his name on a men’s urinal and he changed the art world forever.

  2. Andre Breton defined ready-mades as “manufactured objects raised to the dignity of works of art through the choice of the artist.”

  3. Once readymades were accepted, artists like Pablo Picasso started combining found objects to create sculptures.

  4. “Not everything is art, but everything is art supplies.” Lew Alquist, American sculptor

  5. Found object art is now a readily accepted form of expression. It is a creative approach to the creation of sculpture.

  6. More Garbage!

  7. Oh Barbie

  8. Dr Evermore

  9. WHAT DO I HAVE? • Computer parts • Stuffed animals • Wood • Newspaper • and, oh, so much more…

  10. WHAT COULD YOU BRING IN? Plastic forks, spoons or knives Plumbing equipment- plastic or copper Styrofoam plates, cups or platters Doll parts Folded paper or cardboard Springs, nuts, bolts, nails or screws Nothing smelly

  11. Restrictions… • You must choose between making a figurative piece or a hanging abstract work for the courtyard (possibly musical) • Your work must contain more than 12 pieces of “garbage” • You must limit your palette so the work does not become overwhelming • You must take this seriously

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