The Gram Journal: Bruna Esposito in New York: The Poetry Hidden in Everyday Objects

Throughout the 20th century, the very concept of a work of art underwent a radical transformation. With ready-mades, Marcel Duchamp demonstrated that an ordinary object could acquire artistic status simply by being viewed in a new light. A few decades later, Pop Art—from Andy Warhol to Roy Lichtenstein—turned objects from consumer society into symbols of a critical reflection on our times.

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