Saturday 8 June 2024

Fluxus

This week's International Times is a Fluxus special bumper issue. For anyone reading this who doesn't know, Fluxus was an interdisciplinary experimental art movement in the 1960s and 1970s (for more, watch Giles Whitehead's film. How to Become a Fluxus Artist, or read Rupert Loydell's review, The Impossible and the Improptu). There's work by Yoko Ono and John Cage, including a Death Metal cover of Cage's 4'33". And do pay a visit to Simon Collings' unmissable Air Museum.

And - nothing particularly to do with Fluxus - I've got a poem, Islander, in there, too, somewhere.

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Fluxus

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