Fluxus
The Hood Museum of Art is home to the George Maciunas Memorial Collection, established by then–museum director Jan van der Marck in 1978 to honor Maciunas, the Lithuanian-born organizer of the international Fluxus movement who had died that year. The Hood's holdings, which now reach beyond that original collection, includes over five hundred works by the international consortium of artists who were affiliated with the Fluxus movement in the 1960s and 1970s.
Yoko Ono, American (born Japan), born 1933 | Ben Vautier, French, 1935 - 2024 | James Riddle, American, born 1933
Three newspaper eVenTs for the pRicE of $1, no. 7.
February 1, 1966
2010.68
Hollis Melton, American, born 1944
Black and White Piece (Photographs depicting "Black and White" a performance by George and Billie...
February 25, 1978
2011.52
Leon Polk Smith, Cherokee / American, 1906 - 1996 | Cherokee | Southeast
Inch Squares No. 3
1948-1949
2012.17
George Maciunas, American, 1931 - 1978
Gift Box for John Cage: Spell Your Name with These Objects
about 1972
gm.978.204.2
Claes Thure Oldenburg, American, 1929 - 2022
False Food Prototype for Rubber Food Fluxkit
1966
gm.979.181.4
Ben Vautier, French, 1935 - 2024
Propositions for Art (Propositions Pour l'Art)
1966, modified 1970
gm.980.290
Ken Friedman, American, born 1949
Herz (the heart that goes into the box)
1968, reconstructed 1986
gm.988.31.18a
Mieko (Chieko) Shiomi, Japanese, born 1938
Spatial Poem No. 1 / Word Event
original 1965; artist's edition 1980
gm.989.12.4a