Fluxus is an international avant-garde collective or network of artists and composers founded in the1960s but still continuing today

An international art movement of loosely affiliated American, Asian and European artists, it was the precursor of Performance and Conceptual Art. Fluxus began in Germany and spread to New York as well [..]

all media. Fluxus, literally meaning “to flow,” refers to the movement during the 1960s which combined a variety of techniques and media in the visual arts, music, literature, and design.

Sometimes described as intermedia, Fluxus art and movement take their name from the Latin word for flow or fluidity ‘flux’. Today it is synonymous with an international network of artists, composers a [..]

A movement started in Germany in 1962 defined by an attitude of rebellion against artistic conservatism and professionalism rather than a particular style. Street art and festivals figured prominently [..]

A collective of international artists formed in 1960 by the artist George Maciunas. Their name means ‘flowing’ in Latin, and they aimed to break down barriers between art and life by staging avant-garde musical performances and anti-art events which closely involved the public. Among the various group members were Nam June Paik, John Cage and Yoko [..]

Derived from flux