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Marcel Duchamp's use of a urinal to challenge assumptions about art in 1917 New York has inherent kid appeal--and Mack exploits the possibilities . . . A funny, clever consideration of an iconic object. --Kirkus Reviews, starred review

"""Marcel Duchamp's use of a urinal to challenge assumptions about art in 1917 New York has inherent kid appeal--and Mack exploits the possibilities . . . A funny, clever consideration of an iconic object."" --Kirkus Reviews, starred review """"Mixed-media cartooned vignettes, punctuated with collaged elements, including the laugh-out-loud text itself . . . strike just the right balance of headiness and breezy mischievousness for a young audience--innate connoisseurs of �pater le bourgeoisie."" --Publishers Weekly, starred review"

Marcel Duchamp's use of a urinal to challenge assumptions about art in 1917 New York has inherent kid appeal--and Mack exploits the possibilities . . . A funny, clever consideration of an iconic object. --Kirkus Reviews, starred review Mixed-media cartooned vignettes, punctuated with collaged elements, including the laugh-out-loud text itself . . . strike just the right balance of headiness and breezy mischievousness for a young audience--innate connoisseurs of epater le bourgeoisie. --Publishers Weekly, starred review

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Jeff Mack is a children's book author whose books include the Hippo and Rabbit series, Frog and Fly in Six Slurpy Stories, the Clueless McGee books, and Art Is Everywhere: A Book About Andy Warhol. He lives in Western Massachusetts where he continues to write and illustrate books, paint murals, and visit schools and libraries to talk about his work. jeffmack.com

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