Late in life Duchamp was better known as a commentator and critic than for his artistic production. In that light, the interviews he recorded in 1968 — here set to archival footage — set forth his persistent concerns lucidly and illuminatingly. From the early rejection of “retinal” representative art to the secret installation of his last project, the conversation explores and cements the critic’s evaluation of his own career.

(The Original Roland Collection has more information about the film.)

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