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Marcel Duchamp's Boîte-en-valise: The Museum of MetamorphosisMain MenuIntroductionThe Museum of MetamorphosisCatalogue essayThe Seven Series of BoîtesBoîtes in Museum Collections around the World…and OnlineFurther Reading[bibliography page]Lauren Rooney597ff088ef1db884d9e8445c7e06bd004b6c1250
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12023-06-01T13:52:20-07:00Lauren Rooney597ff088ef1db884d9e8445c7e06bd004b6c1250427001plain2023-06-01T13:52:20-07:00Lauren Rooney597ff088ef1db884d9e8445c7e06bd004b6c1250Thierry de Duve, Kant after Duchamp (Cambridge: MIT Press, 1996), 408. “Which is to say that for the gaze [regard] Duchamp substitutes the delay [retard]…If the gaze is no longer a necessary condition of the encounter of the work with its public, delay is, to the contrary, one of them.”