George W. Maciunas

George W. Maciunas (1931–1978) was a pioneering artist and founder of Fluxus, an international and interdisciplinary artistic movement of the 1960s emphasizing experimental, avant-garde performances, and mixed media. He aimed to blur boundaries between art and everyday life, promoting a collaborative, accessible, and participatory approach to creativity. Maciunas designed innovative artworks, organized events, and fostered community among diverse artists, helping to reshape modern perspectives on art's role in society. His work remains influential in conceptual and performance art, emphasizing the fusion of art, communication, and activism.