Harry Ruhé Books

A Fluxus story

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In September 1981, artists from all over travelled to Enschede, in the Netherlands, to join the AKI Fluxus Festival ? a week full of unexpected adventures organised by Peter van Beveren and Harry R...

25 Fluxus Stories

By Harry Ruhe

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Stanley Brouwn

By Harry Ruhe

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Lucio Fontana

By Harry Ruhe

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Fluxbooks

By Giorgio Maffei, Patrizio Peterlini

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The Best of Wim Schippers

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The adventures of Willem de Ridder

By Harry Ruhe

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Promoter of avant-garde theatre, Fluxus agent, founder of an art mail order house, publisher of taboo-breaking magazines, producer of controversial Radio Art programmes, and much more, Willem de Ri...

Art no art anti art

By Harry Ruhe

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Dutch gallerist, collector, and author Harry Ruhé presents a treasure trove of "relicts" alongside some "normal" art collected over the last 50 years. From an early age, Ruhé had been captivated by...

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