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Spatial Poem No. 3: A Fluxcalender [sic]

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This Fluxus edition documents one of Shiomi's worldwide mail art events. Described as a "falling event", Shiomi mailed each participant the following instructions: "the phenomenon of a fall is actually a segment of a movement towards the center of the earth. This very moment countless objects are falling. Let's take part in this centripetal event." Maciunas designed the edition in the form of a calendar with pages loosely attached with bolts so that the sheets would continue to fall off.
Department of Prints Barbara Moore Bound/Unbound New York New York partial gift partial purchase; to Harvard University Art Museums June 28 2005. Harvard Art Museums/Fogg Museum Barbara and Peter Moore Fluxus Collection Margaret Fisher Fund and gift of Barbara Moore/Bound & Unbound
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Title: Spatial Poem No. 3: A Fluxcalender [sic]
Description:
This Fluxus edition documents one of Shiomi's worldwide mail art events.
Described as a "falling event", Shiomi mailed each participant the following instructions: "the phenomenon of a fall is actually a segment of a movement towards the center of the earth.
This very moment countless objects are falling.
Let's take part in this centripetal event.
" Maciunas designed the edition in the form of a calendar with pages loosely attached with bolts so that the sheets would continue to fall off.

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