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Resurrect: The Art of the Reclaimed Object

June 18, 2009 12:41PM

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A few things have changed since Duchamp's time, as evidenced by the juried group exhibition "Resurrect: The Art of the Reclaimed Object," currently on display at Mesa Arts Center. The 55 pieces represented include a photo of a discarded tin can, a prickly soy plastic basket, and a junk shrine containing discarded beer cans, used cigarettes, and a plastic-lamb lawn ornament. "Resurrect" is an intelligent show, peppered with tongue-in-cheek humor that Duchamp likely would've appreciated... full story

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