July 1, 2009
Gary A. Bibb Exhibits Art with Yoko Ono and Cecil Touchon - Fluxhibition #3
"Share The Air" 2009
Gary A. Bibb
Image: ©2009 fluxmuseum.org
"We're All Water" 2005
Yoko Ono
Image: ©2009 fluxmuseum.org
"Stack Blocks - 1958 (realized 2009)"
Cecil Touchon
Image: ©2009 fluxmuseum.org
International Fluxhibition #3: Thinking Inside of the Box (Fluxus Boxes, Cases, Kits and Containers)
With more than 100 works of art and over 15 nations represented, this exhibit unites the global community of contemporary artists. Of special note: Yoko Ono, an original member of the 1960's Fluxus art movement, has graciously contributed one of her recent pieces to be included in the exhibition.
This may well be one of the most significant exhibits of its kind - certainly of the early 21st century. There are a small handful of established international exhibitions designed to showcase the current state of the arts, such as the Venice Biennale; however, what's amazing about Fluxhibition is that it's not organized by a major institution (along with the inherent politics), but rather, it is curated by artist Cecil Touchon and a group of artists who truly are in life's trenches - where the "real world" interfaces with artistic expression. Although it revolves around Fluxus concepts, the exhibit is more of a summation, clarification and redefinition of all the previous artistic ideologies regarding tangible objects as pertinent to subjective content: Duchamp, Cornell, Rauschenberg and beyond. This is a global art statement by a group of prevailing "cultural canaries." From personal idiosyncrasies to social commentaries, Fluxhibition #3: Thinking Inside of the Box, is a treasury full of artifacts from the grand adventure of artistic exploration.
Gary A. Bibb
Exhibition calendar: July 1 - 31, 2009. The E. H. Hereford University Center Gallery at the University of Texas, Arlington. Arlington, TX. Public reception on Friday July 10 from 6:00 to 8:00 PM.
Additional information and online exhibit - click here: fluxmuseum.org/fluxhibition-3/fluxhibition3.html
Yoko Ono website - click here: imaginepeace.com
A specific archive for this exhibit on Yoko's site: imaginepeace.com/news/archives/6745
Cecil Touchon website - click here: cecil.touchon.com
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