Travelling (in)to Fluxus
They were young, they were creative, they were determined to put art in the irrational flow of life, and to transform their life in to a work of art. They were young, they were creative, they were det…
Travelling (in)to Fluxus
They were young, they were creative, they were determined to put art in the irrational flow of life, and to transform their life in to a work of art. They were young, they were creative, they were determined to put art in the irrational flow of life, and to transform their life in to a work of art. They were George Maciunas and the Fluxus performers, bizarre and ingenious artistic movement that had among its members Yoko Ono, born between Europe and New York in the early sixties. In 1971, Viviana Succi and Gino Di Maggio left to meet these artists that had their roots in the avant-garde of the early century, and brought home friendships and inspiration destined to flourish and last forever. Irene Di Maggio, the daughter of the creators of Mudima Art Foundation, with the collaboration of the art critic Gianluca Ranzi,give back with this road documentary the brilliant colors of an unforgettable past that still lives. This documentary sees the participation of Eric Andersen, Philip Corner, Willem de Ridder, Geoffrey Hendricks, Milan Knízák, Alison Knowles, Shigeko Kubota, Larry Miller, Yoko Ono, Ben Patterson, Sara Seagull, Carolee Schneemann, Ben Vautier, Daniel Spoerri and Gino Di Maggio. —Anonymous
Travelling (in)to Fluxus
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They were young, they were creative, they were determined to put art in the irrational flow of life, and to transform their life in to a work of art. They were young, they were creative, they were determined to put art in the irrational flow of life, and to transform their life in to a work of art. They were George Maciunas and the Fluxus performers, bizarre and ingenious artistic movement that had among its members Yoko Ono, born between Europe and New York in the early sixties.
In 1971, Viviana Succi and Gino Di Maggio left to meet these artists that had their roots in the avant-garde of the early century, and brought home friendships and inspiration destined to flourish and last forever. Irene Di Maggio, the daughter of the creators of Mudima Art Foundation, with the collaboration of the art critic Gianluca Ranzi,give back with this road documentary the brilliant colors of an unforgettable past that still lives. This documentary sees the participation of Eric Andersen, Philip Corner, Willem de Ridder, Geoffrey Hendricks, Milan Knízák, Alison Knowles, Shigeko Kubota, Larry Miller, Yoko Ono, Ben Patterson, Sara Seagull, Carolee Schneemann, Ben Vautier, Daniel Spoerri and Gino Di Maggio.
—Anonymous.