Fluxus As A Network Of Friends Strangers And Things
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Fluxus as a Network of Friends, Strangers, and Things
At the same time whimsical and thought-provoking, Fluxus explored everyday life as an object of art. Behind mundane materials and activities, we find a large network of Fluxus artists who worked together for decades to create and share their art. This publication builds on archival materials that expose the nature of the artists’ working relationships, and methods for collaboration and circulation of artworks. It traces both people and things, exploring how the network expanded and was made solid, from Fluxus’s conception in the 1960s, to the 1990s, when it had eventually left its stealth flight under art history’s radar.
Fluxus as a Network of Friends, Strangers, and Things
Author: Magdalena Holdar
language: en
Publisher: Studies in Art & Materiality
Release Date: 2022-10-19
At the same time whimsical and thought-provoking, Fluxus explored everyday life as an object of art. Behind mundane materials and activities, we find a large network of Fluxus artists who worked together for decades to create and share their art. This publication builds on archival materials that expose the nature of the artists' working relationships, and methods for collaboration and circulation of artworks. It traces both people and things, exploring how the network expanded and was made solid, from Fluxus's conception in the 1960s, to the 1990s, when it had eventually left its stealth flight under art history's radar.
„Charis“ oder Riskante Reziprozität
Author: Sabine Mainberger
language: de
Publisher: Walter de Gruyter GmbH & Co KG
Release Date: 2024-10-21
Was führt und hält Menschen zusammen? Was konstituiert Gesellschaft? Was erzeugt soziale Kohäsion? Für Marcel Mauss und die Anthropologie in seiner Spur ist die Trias von Geben, Annehmen und Erwidern der ‚Felsen‘, auf dem menschliche Gesellschaften ruhen. Doch welche Rolle spielen dabei ästhetische Phänomene und Kunst? In den ethnologisch beobachteten Gabenpraktiken haben ästhetische Dimensionen laut Mauss eine entscheidende Funktion, dennoch bleibt dieses Thema in Anthropologie/Ethnologie, Soziologie und Philosophie bestenfalls am Rand. Die vorliegende Studie fragt nach der intrinsischen Beziehung von Gabenpraxis und Ästhetik/Künsten. Indikatoren dafür sind die Semantiken von charis im Altgriechischen und von grazia, grace, Grazie etc. in den modernen Sprachen: Sie enthalten die Beziehung von riskantem gegenseitigen Geben, ritualisierter Interaktion und gehobener Emotionalität. Das Buch verfolgt diese Verbindung in historisch unterschiedlichen Szenarien: in griechischen Tragödien, in Künstleranekdoten der römischen Kaiserzeit, im frühneuzeitlichen Ideal von höfischer Sozialität und Diplomatie, in theoretischen Schriften Schillers und in der postavantgardistischen Kunst von Fluxus.