Fluxus was an artistic movement founded in the 1960s that emphasized experimental art forms and focused on blurring boundaries between art and life. The name "Fluxus" was coined by founder George Maciunas and derived from a Latin word meaning continuous flowing or passing. Key aspects of Fluxus included using everyday objects in artistic works, emphasizing experience over finished art objects, and blurring distinctions between different artistic media. Some notable Fluxus artists involved in the movement included George Maciunas, George Brecht, Nam June Paik, and Yoko Ono.

4. Fluxus George Macuinas, invitation to event (1961) Venus De Milo apron (1970) Ben Vaultier "Mystery Food” (1967)

8. Fluxus "The idea is a machine that creates art." -- Sol LeWitt, American Conceptual Artist

9. FluxKit

11. Nam June Paik

12. Paik was a pioneer in early video art. His work was sculptural, highly technical and commented on our attraction and obsession with media.

13. Nam June Paik influence can be seen in contemporary electronic art like Alan Rath’s remarkable computer constructions.

14. Nam June Paik Egg Grows 1984 Gary Hill Inasmuch As It Is AlwaysAlready Taking Place 1990

15. Lynn Hershman Leeson

16. Jim Campbell Photo Of My Mother, 1996Custom electronics, glass, photograph, LCD material Shadow (For Heisenberg), 1993-94

17. Motion and Rest #2, 2002 Custom electronics Motion and Rest #1, 2002 Custom electronics Jim Campbell

18. Perry Hoberman C.U.I. Cathartic User Interface 1995-2000