Tag Archives: Fluxus

Behind Voids and Dissonance: Experimental Music of Fluxus and the Source Family

by Casey Winkleman | May 20, 2015

Behind Voids and Dissonance: Experimental Music of Fluxus and the Source Family

by Casey Winkleman | May 20, 2015

“Purge the world of bourgeois sickness, ‘intellectual,’ professional and commercialized culture; Purge the world of dead art, imitation, artificial art, abstract art, illusionistic art—PURGE THE WORLD OF ‘EUROPANISM!’” [1]. Written with …

Ragnar Kjartansson and the Pathos of Performance

by Erin Sweeny | Sep 22, 2014

Ragnar Kjartansson and the Pathos of Performance

by Erin Sweeny | Sep 22, 2014

Collaborations between artists and musicians have long blurred the line between performance and sculpture.

Ink: Notes on the Contemporary Print

Ink | The Birth of the Underground: Fluxus Editions

by Sarah Kirk Hanley | Oct 14, 2011

Ink: Notes on the Contemporary Print

Ink | The Birth of the Underground: Fluxus Editions

by Sarah Kirk Hanley | Oct 14, 2011

Fluxus, an international counter-culture collective of artists, musicians, and designers, was formed 50 years ago in 1961/2.  Its goals were laid out in the 1963 offset lithograph Fluxus Manifesto (on …

Caution, You Are Being Watched: Deb Sokolow and You

by Caroline Picard | Jan 13, 2011

Caution, You Are Being Watched: Deb Sokolow and You

by Caroline Picard | Jan 13, 2011

Deb Sokolow invokes You, the audience. When engaging her work–wall drawings rife with text-narratives that revel in heist, hijinks and mystery, You are not a passive bystander. You are implicated …