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SUMMARY:Snapshot: Humanities Today at Brownell Library 
DESCRIPTION:The 1960s Fluxus art movement included unconventional artists\
 , inspired by Marcel Duchamp and John Cage\, who created intermedia perfor
 mative events utilizing simple and playful instructions inviting others to
  realize as well. These artists challenged the very notion of authorship a
 nd how art is made\, presented\, and received. Their radical aesthetic not
 ions influenced subsequent happenings\, performance art\, and postmodernis
 m where distinctions between art and life were erased and common day activ
 ities celebrated. Inspired by scores\, propositions\, and performance acti
 ons of Fluxus-era artists\, John R. Killacky created a new video\, FLUX\, 
 with a commissioned sound composition by Sean Clute.\nJohn R. Killacky ser
 ved in the Vermont House of Representative and was executive director of t
 he Flynn. His videos have been screened in festivals\, galleries\, museums
 \, hospitals\, and universities world-wide and are in the collections of n
 umerous libraries and universities. Sean Clute is an electronic artist\, c
 omposer\, and performer. His work has been presented at The Kitchen\, San 
 Francisco Museum of Modern Art\, MuseumsQuartier Wien\, ISEA – New Mexic
 o\, Dubai and Montreal\, Shenzhen Museum of Contemporary Art\, and the Aut
 onomous Mutant Festival. Clute is the co-director of the Rural Noise Ensem
 ble and Professor of Media Art at Vermont State University.
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>The 1960s Fluxus art movement included unc
 onventional artists\, inspired by Marcel Duchamp and John Cage\, who creat
 ed intermedia performative events utilizing simple and playful instruction
 s inviting others to realize as well. These artists challenged the very no
 tion of authorship and how art is made\, presented\, and received. Their r
 adical aesthetic notions influenced subsequent happenings\, performance ar
 t\, and postmodernism where distinctions between art and life were erased 
 and common day activities celebrated. Inspired by scores\, propositions\, 
 and performance actions of Fluxus-era artists\, John R. Killacky created a
  new video\, FLUX\, with a commissioned sound composition by Sean Clute.</
 p>\n<p>John R. Killacky served in the Vermont House of Representative and 
 was executive director of the Flynn. His videos have been screened in fest
 ivals\, galleries\, museums\, hospitals\, and universities world-wide and 
 are in the collections of numerous libraries and universities. Sean Clute 
 is an electronic artist\, composer\, and performer. His work has been pres
 ented at The Kitchen\, San Francisco Museum of Modern Art\, MuseumsQuartie
 r Wien\, ISEA – New Mexico\, Dubai and Montreal\, Shenzhen Museum of Con
 temporary Art\, and the Autonomous Mutant Festival. Clute is the co-direct
 or of the Rural Noise Ensemble and Professor of Media Art at Vermont State
  University.</p>
LOCATION:Brownell Libary
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