Today’s composition of choice comprises some well known buildings partly glowing in the afternoon sun, paired with some of Marcel Duchamp’s famous ”readymades”. With all due respect to his undeniable contribution to the world of art, if I sign my compositions and designate them as artworks does that make me an artist?
<<Beginning in 1913 Duchamp challenged accepted artistic standards by selecting mass-produced, functional objects from everyday life and designating them as works of art. These sculptures, which he called “readymades,” were aimed at subverting traditional notions of skill, uniqueness, and beauty, boldly declaring that an artist could create simply by making choices. >>
MoMA, From the Collection, 1960 – 1969.
January 30th, 2017
The Humble Fabulist 
I suppose even the simplest point and shoot camera requires a choice. Why not?
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Indeed! But, out of respect for the real artists out there, well… may be not! And that goes for Mr. Duchamp’s readymades too! PS: Thank you! 🙂
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