Museums

• Philadelphia Museum of Art:
  home to the world's most important collection of Duchamp's work.
• Centre National d'Art et Culture Georges Pompidou:
  the Paris museum of modern and contemporary art that houses works by Duchamp.
  
  
  Duchamp and 20th Century Art
  
  
• The Richard Mutt Case: Looking For Marcel Duchamp's Fountain:
  by Michael Betancourt
• Fresh Widow 3000 / Encounter with Marcel Duchamp:
  a multi-media website that features original art, music, poetry as well as the work of Duchamp with images, audio files, resources, and links.
• International Dada Archive:
  the gateway to the International Dada Archive of the University of Iowa Libraries. A great resource for information about artists and writers of the Dada movement.
• Marcel Duchamp Mated:
  focuses on Duchamp with a good list of links, books, and videos on the artist.
• Through the Large Glass:
  an installation of computer generated work based on Duchamp's The Large Glass.
• Marcel Duchamp Online, en francais:
  a comprehensive French website about the life and art of Marcel Duchamp. Includes a link list of 50 Duchamp sites.
• Aquadelia *01 Marcel Duchamp:
  discusses the first exhibition of Duchamp's Rotoreliefs and simulates their visual effect with animated representations.
• Art Minimal & Conceptual Only:
  features the work of minimalist and conceptual artists with images, interviews, and essays.
• DaDa Online: a source for information about the art, literature and development of the European Dada movement.
• Shocking: L.H.O.O.Q.:
  considers the life and art of Duchamp in relation to the Dada movement.
• The Elegant Pisser: Fountain by R. Mutt:
  an essay by Max Podstolskii that explores the impact of Duchamp's Fountain on the development of 20th century art
• Duchamp's Hidden Noise: A Lifelong Flirtation with Fame:
  in this article from The Idler web periodical, Alice Goldfarb Marquis investigates the shaping of Duchamp's public image.
• Marcel Duchamp: Exhibition Proposal
  by Francis M. Naumann
  
• Revamp Duchamp


Related Links

• Resource Guide to Art History
• Art & Science Collaborations, Inc. (ASCI):
  an international organization that promotes the intersection of art and science via a monthly info-listing, exhibitions, international symposia, and public projects.
• College Art Association:
  the national organization of scholars and students which promotes excellence in the study and teaching of Art History and criticism.
• The Art History Network:
  a one stop resource for Art History, Archaeology and Architecture resources on the web.
• Artcyclopedia:
  a search engine to hundreds of art museum sites and image archives worldwide.
• ArtLex:
  a visual arts dictionary of more than 3,000 terms, along with many images and links to other online art resources.
• Art History Resources on the Web:
  Prof. Chris Witcombe's extensive list of online resources for all periods of Art History.
• Mark Harden's Artchive:
  an index of artists, museums, and criticism that combines over 200 artist bios with more than 2,000 images and many links.
• Department of Fine Art at University of Toronto:
  includes list of art and Art History resources.
• Fine Arts Department, Okanagan University College:
  contains departmental information, image galleries, and a list of online art resources.
• Art History with Michelli:
  the online supplement to Pippin Michelli's course in Art History. Contains the "Art History Browser" of online art resources.
• Piero Scaruffi's Art Page:
  an archive of important painters and museums with related links.
• Artpool:
  a nonprofit research center in Hungary that follows interesting art experiments and promotes artistic communication. Has a good Duchamp link list.
• Intertwining the Two Cultures in the Year Two Thousand:
  Ken Stage evaluates the relationship between the art and science.
• John Mullens’ Art Pages at Marshall University:
  contains over 30 links to Art and Art History related sites.
• World Wide Arts Resources:
  the largest gateway to arts Information.
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• The Mary Reynolds Collection
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