Everybody was fluxus fightin’, that art was fast as lightnin’
Verily I say unto you… anyone can join in an argument of Fluxus Relativity. Therein lies the rub, the point, the purpose, of the Very Fluxus Which We Love. Agree with me not.
Fluxus is a post-World War II international phenomenon, a sort of anti-movement
that worked between the various media, spawning the term “intermedia.” Under its
broad umbrella artists created works of an ephemeral nature, often mailing their
products to other Fluxartists and their fans. Artists as major and different as
Joseph Beuys, Yoko, Ono, John Cage and Nam June Paik were part of it from time
to time.
Don’t you just love Art Fights?
In the Fluxus Intercommunity, artistical sorts are revving their disagreement engines up to 5,000 rpm and attempting, through visual and digital representation to determine whether or not Fluxus Historical is dead. In the one hand, you have the crippling effects of curatorial advances and sales receipts who seek to dissolve the dilapidation of purity caused by moments of production and creativity. The names? I cannot even pretend to comprehend the significance of Fluxus Genius Incarnate since, as a theoretical process, I enter the scene early 21st century and not, as pre-supposed, upon my birth in 1954. But argue they must, disagree they will… and we who produce shall suffer.
Imagine my dismay, upon becoming the Assemblagist Fluxus Administrator, as knowledge of discontentment pre-conditioned my interpretation of the works of Cecil Touchon, Allen Bukoff, and others more inspired than I, to be in argumentative pose with those known as George Maciunas and all I want to do is assemble the boxes of categorical inspiration. A Facebook Face-Off. Fluxus Historical. Fluxus Contemporary. Fluxux Incarnate — what is the truth?
Anyway, ya’ll, the point being — jumping into the middle of something of which I have little or no knowledge is always a challenge to be anticipated with glee and fortitude. As I remain a literal and virtual cripple in my own world (but the bandages come off on Monday, yee haw, and my new bionic foot will provide a more stable atmosphere for mogation, I shall become less of a freak show, no longer a novelty act in the WalMart parking lot of life) the reading commences. It seems there is a pissing contest between the Fluxus Historical being declared DOA and the Fluxus NOW being ever vibrant.
And, as in all Arguments
artistical and theoretical
the categories containing the momentum always contain profit as a motive.
And who will make the eventual chump change? Rarely the artists. As one can clearly comprehend upon a visual tour of my studio… yet I am rich, wealth beyond imagination, beyond yours or my wildest appreciation of terms.
Why?
Family.
Virtual and logistical.
As previously stated, the bandages will be removed on Monday.
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October 9th, 2009 at 7:54 am
logging in as myself, I find my comments to be irrelevant.