From the Archives: Decoding O’Doherty
In our December 2007 issue, on the occasion of a traveling retrospective, critic Saul Ostrow parsed O'Doherty's oeuvre, which the artist has produced through five distinct alter egos, most notably Pat…
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Fluxus
Her Ordinary Materials: Fluxus Artist Alison Knowles on Her Carnegie Museum Show
On a recent afternoon, Alison Knowles rediscovered two plastic cases in her SoHo studio in Manhattan. Neither case had been opened in decades, so Knowles laid them on a low wood table, and I watched…
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‘…But We Can’t Pay You’: Performance Art and Money’s Knotty Relationship
A year ago, in a former bank in Brooklyn, RoseLee Goldberg hosted a postmodern fundraiser featuring a "special food performance" by artist Jennifer Rubell. The event was to celebrate the tenth…
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Shigeko Kubota, a Fluxus Artist and a Pioneer of Video Art, Dies at 77
Shigeko Kubota, a pioneer of video art and a well-connected Fluxus artist known for using her body to ponder time and space, died from cancer in Manhattan on Thursday at age 77. Today, Kubota, born…
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From the Archives: A Critic’s Same-Sex Wedding in Denmark
In celebration of last week's historic ruling by the U.S. Supreme Court granting Americans the right to same-sex marriage, we present an article by feminist critic Jill Johnston about her Fluxmarriage…
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Before the Museum of Modern (F)art: On Yoko Ono’s First New York Show, in 1961
In honor of the Museum of Modern Art’s “Yoko Ono: One Woman Show, 1960–1971,” we turn back to Ono’s first exhibition ever, held at AG Gallery, which was run by George Maciunas and Almus Salcius, in…
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Of Flies and Homemade Bombs: Yoko Ono’s Art World
One recent afternoon, I was sitting in a room in Yoko Ono's apartment in the Dakota building on the Upper West Side of Manhattan, waiting for her to arrive. The apartment was dark, but this room was…
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Design in Flux
Change your life and get a job—this was the startling advice that Fluxus founder George Maciunas gave his fellow artists in 1964. But what did he really mean?
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All Together Now: Artists and Crowdsourcing
In galleries, public spaces, and online, artists are orchestrating pieces that can only be completed by you
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