Marcel Duchamp - Art is a habit-forming drug. Art has absolutely no existence as veracity, as truth....

Marcel Duchamp Zitate

Art is a habit-forming drug. Art has absolutely no existence as veracity, as truth. People always speak of it with this great, religious reverence, but why should it be so revered?

Marcel Duchamp

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Deutsche Übersetzung

Kunst ist ein gewohnheitsbildendes Medikament. Kunst hat absolut keine Existenz als Wahrheit, als Wahrheit. Die Menschen sprechen immer mit dieser großen religiösen Verehrung davon, aber warum sollte es so verehrt werden?

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