Portrait of German painter Otto Dix by Hugo Erfurth, 1933
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Die blaue Kuh
Natalia Gontscharowa, 1911
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Der Pfau
Natalia Gontscharowa, 1912
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this is it. the best shot of the entire show. god tier. nothing compares to the blood savagely dripping from his mouth, the way his teeth designed to tear are soaked in it. the chilling, visceral promise of brutality in his eyes. not a hint of doubt or fear or guilt. he’s a god coming down from the black heavens to slaughter unbelievers. his footsteps shake the earth. you will bow or he will bring you to your knees.
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“Just enough for the city” - Moreau. (2019)
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futile attempts at creation
they elude me in the night
as i prance around dimly lit boulevards
the cobble is cold and wet
and my feet are bare
stepping stone to wet stepping stone
the trees stand with such power and elegance
as i make my way down the street
yellowing street lamps reminding me of mortality
i show that i am nervous
i bite my tongue and clench my teeth
as the thick wet rain of creation covers me
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ben vautier
drawing for théâtre d'art total
1964
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Total Art Matchbox
New York City, USA: Fluxus, [circa] 1966
1.2 x 5.2 x 3.8 cm
Edition size unknown
A matchbox containing the instruction:
“USE THESE MATCHS TO DESTROY ALL ART — MUSEUMS ART LIBRARY’S — READY — MADES POP — ART AND AS I BEN SIGNED EVERYTHING WORK OF ART — BURN — ANYTHING — KEEP LAST MATCH FOR THIS MATCH”
Vautier described the work to Jon Hendricks in 1984 as “A Non Art Anti Art concept and rejoins [Gustav] Metzger etc. in Destruction Art”.
Primarily distributed in the Fluxyearbox 2, 1966
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Joseph Beuys - The Blackboards (1974)
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fluxus manifesto
(1963)
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