Radio Fluxus: Stories from the Fluxus Archives is a podcast series which invites scholars, artists, curators, conservators and other art researchers and practitioners to share their stories about one Fluxus artwork, along with their views on its use and activation. This podcast is part of the research project Activating Fluxus located at Bern University of the Arts and funded by the Swiss National Science Foundation. More information about the aims of the project and its team is available at activatingfluxus.com.
Radio Fluxus: Stories from the Fluxus Archives
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Radio Fluxus: Stories from the Fluxus Archives is a podcast series which invites scholars, artists, curators, conservators and other art researchers and practitioners to share their stories about one Fluxus artwork, along with their views on its use and activation. This podcast is part of the research project Activating Fluxus located at Bern University of the Arts and funded by the Swiss National Science Foundation. More information about the aims of the project and its team is available at activatingfluxus.com.
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Recent Episodes
September 29, 2025
‘When Elephants Fight, It Is The Frogs That Suffer—A Sonic Graffiti’ (2016-2017) by Ben Patterson
<p>The sound installation When Elephants Fight, It Is The Frogs That Suffer – A Sonic Graffiti was conceived by Ben Patterson specifically for documenta 14, which took place in 2017 in Athens and Kassel. Development of the work was disrupted by the artist’s sudden death in June 2016 and was undertaken again by the artist’s estate in collaboration with Nassauischer Kunstverein Wiesbaden (NKW) and Berlin-based composer Bernd Schultheis. In this episode, Elke Gruhn—art historian, former director of the Nassauischer Kunstverein Wiesbaden, and longtime friend of Patterson—recounts the story of realizing the work in Patterson's absence, revealing details of gathering and arranging the components of the sound piece and translating the artist’s instructions into site-specific installations mounted in Athens and Kassel. Gruhn reflects on the challenges related to unavoidable speculation on the artist’s intention, technical difficulties presented by the two distinct sites of documenta 14, and the subsequent inclusion of the work in the collection of the Art Institute of Chicago.</p><p>More information about the episode, the piece and the guest is available <a href="https://activatingfluxus.com/2025/09/29/episode-10-when-elephants-fight-it-is-the-frogs-that-suffer-a-sonic-graffiti-2016-2017-by-ben-patterson/" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferer">on the episode's website</a>.</p><p><br></p><p><br></p><p><br></p>
September 1, 2025
‘Piano Activities’ (~1962) by Philip Corner
<p>This episode explores Philip Corner’s iconic work Piano Activities, starting with its controversial 1962 premiere at the Wiesbaden festival. Our guest, artist Sean Miller, narrates his experience interpreting Corner’s latest version of the score, titled Piano Aktivitys as a Disciplind Destruktshun (2022), which he orchestrated and performed in 2024 in Gainesville, Florida as part of the “Fluxus in the Swamp” exhibition. Miller reflects on the 62-year evolution of Piano Activities, from its destructive beginnings to Corner's evolved concept of “piano activity destined for transformation” that converts discarded pianos into precious art objects and sculptures. Exploring the challenges and uncertainties of balancing respect for the original work with creative interpretation and artistic freedom, Miller shares insights into what it takes to perform a historical Fluxus piece nowadays. More information about the work, the artist and the narrator is available on <a href="https://activatingfluxus.com/2025/09/01/episode-9-piano-activities-1962-by-philip-corner/" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferer">the episode's website</a>.</p><p></p>
June 3, 2025
‘Very Fast Clock’ / ‘Very Slow Fan’ (~1975) by Larry Miller and George Maciunas
Researcher Rachel Rivenc examines Larry Miller and George Maciunas's collaborative Fluxus piece, exploring its history and preparation for exhibition at the Getty Research Institute in this episode.
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