Category: NEWS


  • New Publication! “When Art Shifts, Conservation Expands,” by Aga Wielocha

    New Publication! “When Art Shifts, Conservation Expands,” by Aga Wielocha

    Aga Wielocha has published a new article that sheds light on how micro-histories of conservation challenge linear narratives of progress and encourage a broader exploration of conservation.

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  • FLUXUS.GRAM: Call for contributions

    FLUXUS.GRAM: Call for contributions

    As a part of our project’s “grand finale,” taking place in part at HKB Bern and Cabaret Voltaire Zurich, we invite artists, students and the simply curious to engage with Fluxus-inspired scores:  to interpret, activate, or reinvent them.

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  • Announcing our Grand Finale: Fluxus Fête

    Announcing our Grand Finale: Fluxus Fête

    Please save the date for Fluxus Fête, our grand finale, taking place over three days in February 26-28, 2026, in Bern and Zürich. Fluxus Fête is a series of events celebrating the radical spirit of Fluxus, while simultaneously marking the conclusion of the research project Activating Fluxus.

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  • Alison Knowles (1933 – 2025)

    Alison Knowles (1933 – 2025)

    It is with great sadness that our team learned of the passing of Alison Knowles, artist, poet, and one of the most luminous figures of Fluxus. She will be deeply missed, yet her spirit continues to resonate — in her works and in all those who had the privilege of knowing her.

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  • Psst.. psssst.. Our book is coming together!

    Psst.. psssst.. Our book is coming together!

    After years of research, profound discussions with many actors in Fluxus, and months of careful editing, our volume Activating Fluxus, Expanding Conservation is finally taking shape. As the first book to address the conservation of Fluxus, it brings together artists, scholars, and conservators in a shared reflection on its material legacies.

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  • Fluxus in 2025:  Exhibitions and events

    Fluxus in 2025: Exhibitions and events

    Explore current and upcoming exhibitions highlighting Fluxus and Fluxus artists held in 2025. We will update this list throughout the year. Whether you discover these exhibitions while on vacation or plan a special journey to experience them, each offers a unique window into this fascinating art network and the myriad ways of exhibiting it.

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  • Takako Saito (1929-2025)

    Takako Saito (1929-2025)

    It was announced on 30 September 2025 that Takako Saito sadly passed away. Her death marks the loss of one of the last first-generation Fluxus artists, but her playful spirit and inventive approach will undoubtedly continue to resonate in the ways that contemporary artists and audiences — not to mention curators, conservators, and other cultural

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  • Welcome to Sara Duborg Døssing

    Welcome to Sara Duborg Døssing

    This fall, our Activating Fluxus team is pleased to welcome Sara Duborg Døssing as a guest researcher. Sara joins us from Aarhus University in Denmark and works professionally as a curator at the HEART — Herning Museum of Contemporary Art. Below you can find her short biography and the topics she will be exploring with

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  • Book Publication Fund for our anthology!

    Book Publication Fund for our anthology!

    Activating Fluxus, Expanding Conservation is going Open Access thanks to the generous support of the Swiss National Science Foundation via the Book Publication Grant. Emerging from the four-year research project Activating Fluxus, the book will be freely available to all readers both in hardcover and electronically.

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  • EVENT SWIRL: Eventscoring with Peter Frank, Magdalena Holdar and Aga Wielocha

    EVENT SWIRL: Eventscoring with Peter Frank, Magdalena Holdar and Aga Wielocha

    July 4, 2025 / 19:00 CEST // Weronika Trojańska, artist and researcher behind the Event Swirl application, invites you to the second meeting in her ongoing series exploring this innovative project. Joining Trojańska for this session will be Magdalena Holdar, Peter Frank and Aga Wielocha. Together, they will examine the concept of performing and preserving…

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