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A History of Toilets in Art
This 19 November, it's World Toilet Day. From Duchamp's urinal to Maurizio Catalan's golden toilet, this is our chance to talk about a subject that is rarely discussed: toilets in art history!
In 1961 Italian artist Piero Manzoni took a poop and separated it into 90 small tin cans. He then sold those cans to art collectors all over the world….Ride along with Judy Ohio as she learns all about Manzoni and his crazy cans of poop!
Content produced by : The Transgressives
On the agenda
video - 14:05
Piero Manzoni and his “Artist’s Sh!t”
By: The Transgressives
podcast - 59:03
Bathroom Art
By: Art is Everything
video - 1:00
“Fountain” by Marcel Duchamp
By: Art Explora
video - 4:07
The Great Toilet Paper debate
By: Arte
video - 9:35
Marcel Duchamp the Man and his “Arty” Urinal
By: Modern Art is Rubbish
video - 1:29
Who invented the toilet? Take a seat and find out
By: Google Arts & Culture
podcast - 27:20
Marcel Duchamp’s “Fountain” (1917)
By: The Lonely Palette
video - 4:52
The art of turning shit into gold
By: Arte
