FLUXUS CODEX

Fluxus Codex Livre

Page extraite du livre de: Harry N. Abrams, 1988. FLUXUS CODEX - 616 pages, plus de 800 illustrations dont 68 en couleurs. Sujet : Fluxus est un mouvement artistique des années 1960 et 70 dont les artistes Fluxus étaient connus pour leurs art de la performance et leur grande productibilité d'objets. ce livre est une étude du mouvement Fluxus, depuis ses débuts en 1961 à la mort fondateur George Maciunas 'en 1978 qui se veut un catalogue raisonné des plus complet.
The codex traces the development of the Fluxus art movement, from its beginning in 1961 to founder George Maciunas' death in 1978. This volume was compiled by the recognized authority in the field, Hendricks, and the majority of images are from the preeminent collection of Fluxus material, owned by Gilbert and Lila Silverman, Collection / Harry N. Abrams, Detroit and New York, 1995. The movement developed an ?anti-art' aesthetic under the leadership of George Maciunas. The collective staged several festivals throughout Europe and New York, with avant-garde performances often spilling out into the street. Some of the artists involved in the success of the art collective were Joseph Beuys, Yoko Ono and John Lennon, and Robert Watts. Today the movement still plays an important role in the defining of artists and the limits of art, as well as expanding the idea of what art can ultimately represent.Over 800 illustrations, with 68 plates in full color.

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