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Marcel Duchamp (1962)
Originally aired on Friday, October 26th, 1962
Marcel Duchamp explains the readymade! - defines art! - as he speaks with Richard Hamilton and George Heard Hamilton. Originally broadcast by the BBC, October 20, 1962 (26 minutes).
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