There is no definition and there is no rigid frame. But not everything is Fluxus. Ignorance certainly not.
>For people who are interested in genuine information about Fluxus, I can >recommend the newly published catalogue from Museo Villa Croce in Genova. >The name of the catalogue is The Fluxus Constellation and the ISBN number >is 88-87262-20-9. You will find a number of substantial articles in this >catalogue, - among these by the top Fluxus scholars in Europe and US such >as Hannah Higgins, Henry Martin, Gino di Maggio, Francesco Conz etc. Also I can recommend: http://www.performance-festival-odense.dk / click: ABOUT / click What is ......? Dan Holmes wrote: > Friends, artists, and fellow fakers, > Somebody please be kind enough to tell me what Fluxus really is. > Clearly, I must've been mistaken, as there is plenty of hostility and > negativity concerning false Fluxus and who is more Fluxus than someone > else. Mr. Andersen, I acknowledge your history with Fluxus and I understand > that you are a well established artist in the Fluxus field. Maybe you would > be the one to provide a detailed and rigid form of what art must be to be > defined as Fluxus, and more importantly, why, as you seem to be the only > person who sees Fluxus in any sort of limited scope. > As for the rest of us dreamers, who feel what we've been doing and > discussing is still art, maybe it's time we came up with a name for > ourselves. If we're not Fluxus, then dammit, we're still something. > Dan Holmes
