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George Maciunas «Fluxkit» Under the Fluxus label, George Maciunas marketed through the mail a wide range of objects made by other artists. 'Fluxkit' is a representative selection of these objects, and encompasses the range of forms in which Fluxus editions were issued: graphical scores for events, interactive boxes and games, journals and films.
GEORGE MACIUNAS – BIOGRAPHY Born: November 8, 1931 in Kaunas, Lithuania EDUCATION: 1949-52: Cooper Union School of Art, studied art, graphic art, […]
7. Feb. 2023 · After nine years of research, Jeffrey Perkins finds that Fluxus was, above all, George Maciunas — an entrepreneurial Lithuanian emigrant who coined the name near the dawn of the '60s and spent the rest of his life decreeing what was and wasn't in Flux. - John Defore, The Hollywood Reporter. Maciunas is above-all remembered as the chief ...
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GEORGE MACIUNAS. Born November 8, 1931 in Kaunas, Lithuania. 1952-54: Carnegie Institute of Technology Pittsburgh, studied architecture and musicology. B. of Architecture. 1969: Re-categorization of fields of knowledge, completed 2-dimentional diagram & tabulation, intended as the first surface of 3-dimentional storage and retrieval system ...
For the 2015 edition, Frieze commemorated the Flux-Labyrinth, a room-filling installation conceived by the artist George Maciunas in 1974. Not unlike Matta-Clark’s FOOD, Maciunas’s Flux-Labyrinth was a project that was firmly rooted in the artists’ colony of SoHo. Whereas the 2015 recreation of the original Flux-Labyrinth included many of ...
28. Jan. 2009 · George Maciunas performing for self-exposing camera, New York in 1966. Photograph: Gilbert and Lila Silverman Fluxus Collection Foundation, Detroit/George Maciunas
George Maciunas, the primary founder and organizer of the movement, described Fluxus as, "a fusion of Spike Jones, gags, games, Vaudeville, Cage and Duchamp". While the vast majority of Fluxus artists conformed to some, if not all, of the main themes of the movement, many held contrasting ideals and different individuals viewed Fluxus in different ways, leading to significant variation.
