Bruce High Quality Foundation - How To Make a Readymade - BHQFU - MOCA U - MOCAtv

Light Fixture on Broom. Pine Cone in Repose. Like Flies to Bud Light Lime. In Askance at the Drafting Chair. In 1913, Marcel Duchamp mounted a bicycle wheel to a wooden stool, the first in a series of found-object sculptures known as readymades. His ultimate goal was to question the reality and sanctity of art. One hundred years later, Bruce High Quality Foundation show you How To Make a Readymade. Because readymades are everywhere. You just need to Vine it.
Hosted by Ann Hirsch and Genevieve Belleveau. Directed by Emerson Rosenthal. Camera Operator: Manoil Tzonev. Edited by Ron A. Eames. Produced by Ari Richter and Emerson Rosenthal. BHQFU is a project of The Bruce High Quality Foundation.

[@sarahmcdowll]

This was fun to watch.... and a nicely simple production.

[@haley193201]

Nice job with the fly.

[@amt253]

At least with Hennessy Youngman, I knew it was a joke.

[@cameronscottcairney8852]

Yes, but don’t forget: there are still good and bad readymades

[@dubldeka]

A drunken fly on the straw of an empty beer bottle made the grade.
Duchamp's key word was Discernment.
Discernment is an act of choice intent.
Your choice of clothes is a discernment.
Manipulating matter to mean something to another.
Flower arrangement.
Arranging found objects to communicate.
Its all Discernment.
In carving a statue in rock I can only alter its shape for I did not make the rock,
It was a found object that had been there for eons.

[@johnhelton457]

do it yourself , go to woodprix page and learn how .

[@romeliapolly2520]

Love your project. I made similar with Woodprix instructions.

[@miketv2331]

way to encourage crappy art