Learning from Friedman Ken Friedman’s Rubber Stamp Activity. John Held, Jr. Ken Friedman (American, 1949- ) was an important connection between Fluxus, […]
George Maciunas: Architect By Ken Friedman I. Architect, Designer, Social Planner George Maciunas had several careers in his short, active life. One […]
Charting Fluxus: George Maciunas’s Ambitious Art History March 6–May 6, 2013 MoMA, The Lewis B. and Dorothy Cullman Education and Research Building […]
For Immediate Release “Mapping Maciunas” and “Exercise” Fluxus Happening February 3rd 6:00pm Stendhal Gallery New York, New York. Stendhal Gallery is pleased […]
FROM GAGLIONE TO DADALAND TO PICASSO AND BEYOND An odd-essy of art By: Darlene Domel Picasso Gaglione created many incarnations and identifications […]
The TAM Rubberstamp Archive: History, Fluxus, Mail-Art and Rubberstamps By Ruud Janssen Figure 1- Marie de la Condamine. The fascination about rubberstamps […]
The Treatment of Vision: Arman’s Cachets Introduction The cachets of Arman, his self-described rubber stamp works from the mid-to-late fifties, have been […]
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