Art Fairs | Frieze: the Flux Labyrinth

Participatory art is another theme du jour, not only at Frieze fair; definitely the Tribute to the Flux-Labyrinth (1976-2015) is one of the most successful examples of experiential art. The Labyrintt was originally conceived by the Fluxus artist George Maciunas in 1975 but went through several presentations/interpretations by other artists. It consists of ten chambers whose entrance door is locked. The viewer/participant has to discover the trick to unlock the door. Other challenges are in the passageways between door.
Entertaining and conceptually interesting, besides engaging. Below my visual memories, in the chambers sequential order.

Vernissages | NYC, February 3

A very eclectic evening tonight, and I can say I had a little taste of a lot of the contemporary art scene offerings. Vernissages spanned from a re-proposition of a Fluxus happening to large scale installations, from abstract expressionism to video and light environments. My favorite was Jim Campbell light installations, very immersive.

Below my visual memories of the evening...

Jim Campbell @ Hosfelt

Los Carpinteros @ Sean Kelly

Mapping Maciunas & Exercise Happening @ Stendhal

Michael Reafsnyder @AmeringerMcEneryYohe

Robert Kushner @ DC Moore

Romare Bearden @ DC Moore

Arturo Herrera "Les Noces" @ Americas Society

Objects of Devotion and Desire @ Hunter College