Adam Young AEP yr3

A brief... Hi_Story of fluXu$___

Fluxus owes much of its genealogy to the Futurist and Dadaist movements that emerged out of early 1900s Europe. Fluxus itself came out of 1960s America (notably New York) and helped pave the way for terms such as Performance Art and Live Art with which Fluxus is associated today.

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its Latin

origins Fluxus means to

flow

Roselee Goldberg writes p132 Performance Art from__ Futurism to the Present p49 Performance live art since the 60s

From work to process, from performance to performativity, from intent to indeterminacy, this paradigm shift Revulsion + has been Action x furthered by a anti-art number of avent- Commercialism gardes, including = Fluxus Dada, Situationism, And Fluxus p34

The Art Of Participation 1950 to Now

FLUXUS WAS A TERM INTRODUCED IN 1961 BY GEORGE MACUNAS, TO CONNECT A BROAD COLLECTION OF ARTISTS, MUSICIANS, WRITERS AND POETS WHO WERE ALREADY HUGLEY ACTIVE IN CREATING EVENTS- AROUND THE WORLD. HIS INTENTION WAS TO OPEN FLUXUS ACTIVITIES TO NON-ARTISTS AS WELL

Artists associated with FLUXUS include: Joseph BeuysTomas SchmitCharlotte MoormanBertolt BrechtYoko OnoSimone FortiDick Higgins Bob WattsAlan KaprowRobert FilliouPeter BrtzmannMieko ShiomiJohn CageJohn CaleMieko

Adam Young AEP yr3 ShiomiGeorge MacunasMieko Shiomi