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    What controversial act was performed on a famous sculpture purely to pay homage to another surrealist artist who gave up his career to play chess?

    Question #66192. Asked by peasypod.

    zbeckabee

    Most likely we are talking about Marcel Duchamp but that is as far as I have gotten.

    May 26 06, 8:04 AM
    lanfranco

    I expect this is Cornelia Parker's string-wrapping of Rodin's "The Kiss" a few years ago, an interesting reference to one of Duchamp's own projects:


    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Kiss_(Rodin_sculpture)

    May 26 06, 5:28 PM
    peasypod

    Yes, indeedy Miss Frankie, and the perfect link, too. I was researching an interesting connection to the Tate via the Stuckist realm and its intriguing yearly events concerning the Turner Prize, and stumbled on this one.





    May 26 06, 5:56 PM

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