Fluxus art and artists, a guide to websites
Fluxus artists.
A list from The-Artists.org.
Fluxus Portal for the Internet. Fluxus resources.
Joseph Beuys, John Cage, Allan Koprow,Yoko Ono, Nam June Paik, Al Hensen, Geoffrey Hendricks, Larry Miller, Ven Vautier. A Fluxus Reader
Fluxus background information, from ArtLex.com
Cophenhagen Fluxus Archive
The archive has been established by Knud Pedersen. He has collected archive material which has been sent to him or given to him by FLUXUS-artists. Knud Pedersen came into contact with many of the Fluxus artists as early as the late 1950’s, and therefore the archive contains material from 1959 until the present day.
Fluxus audio samples, from Ubuweb.
MOMA collection of Fluxus art.
The Fluxus Museum, Potsdam
An extensive collection of artworks, correspondence, objects, relics and films connected with this art movement. This collection is supplemented by an extensive display of artworks by Wolf Vostell, who was also a member of the Fluxus movement.
The Fluxus manifesto, magazines; an article by Clive Philpott.
The Fluxus manifesto on Tumblr.
The Fluxus Manifesto, an article by Fred camper in The Chicago Reader.
Artists
Joseph Beuys
Joseph Beuys. Wikipedia entry.
Joseph Beuys. Museum of Modern Art
The Beuys Homepage by “Free International University”(FIU)
Details of the 7000 oaks project.
Hessisches Landesmuseum Darmstadt, a collection of work by Joseph Beuys.
Joseph Beuys. Tate Modern collection.
Henry Flynt
Henry Flynt Interviewed by Kenneth Goldsmith on WFMU
Fluxus: Henry Flynt:ACTION AGAINST CULTURAL IMPERIALISM
“Taking Henry Flynt Seriously” by Benjamin Piekut, ISAM Newsletter, Spring 2005
Baltimore City Paper article on Flynt’s Spindizzy
Henry Flynt interview from 1989
Allan Kaprow
UBU Sound entry page for Allan Kaprow
UBU Historical entry page for Allan Kaprow
Nam June Paik
Official Website of Nam June Paik
Nam June Paik Archive at the Smithsonian American Art Museum
Nam June Paik Art Center at Google Cultural Institute
New Ontology of Music
An essay by Nam June Paik; from Monthly Review of the University for Avant-garde Hinduism
9/23 Paik-Abe videosynthesizer performance
From WGBH New Television Workshop archives, features short clip
Electronic Arts Intermix
Includes a biography and description of major works