Step into a world where art and life intertwine "Democracy in Flux," is an immersive event inspired by the Fluxus art movement of the 1960s. Just as Fluxus artists blurred the lines between creator and audience, we're inviting you to become an active participant in reimagining our democratic systems.

In an era where technology and bureaucracy make democracy feel cold and distant, this event transforms those frustrations into playful, absurd rituals. You'll engage in interactive scenarios that mimic and caricature the inhumane qualities of modern governance—highlighting how arbitrary decisions and power structures can create endless loops of frustration.

We'll be prototyping FluxKits—portable collections of artistic experiments—you'll delve into the heart of these systemic issues. This hands-on experience encourages critical reflection and turns frustration into a catalyst for change.

We're looking for volunteers to help with logistics and documentation. If you're interested please message us.

IMAGE: FLUXKIT (1966-67) Saint Louis Art Museum
BACKGROUND IMAGE: George Maciunas with Alison Knowles, Diagram of Historical Development of Fluxus, 1973 MoMA

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