Antonio D’Agostino. Fluxus Images – Photographs from the 1970s
- Michael Hanna
- Jun 30
- 2 min read
Updated: Jul 1
Written by Carmelita Brunetti
Exhibition Title
Antonio D’Agostino. Fluxus Images – Photographs from the 1970s
Exhibition Dates
August 30 September 30, 2025
* Venue
Palazzo del Fulgor – Piazzetta San Martino, Rimini
Admission: Included with the Fellini Museum ticket
Opening Hours: Tuesday to Sunday, 11:00 AM – 5:00 PM; closed on non-holiday Mondays
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* Opening Event
Saturday, August 30, 2025
6:00 PM
With the curators, contributing authors, and special guests from the world of art and culture.
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*Exhibition Overview
The Palazzo del Fulgor hosts the exhibition Antonio D’Agostino. Fluxus Images – Photographs from the 1970s, a tribute to the late Italian experimental artist Antonio D’Agostino (1938–2025). The exhibition explores the vibrant energy of the Fluxus movement, as seen through the lens of D’Agostino, who immortalized pivotal moments during performances and happenings, including Art Basel in 1974.
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*About the Fluxus Movement
Fluxus was founded by George Maciunas in the United States during the 1950s and spread to Europe and Japan, involving a network of avant-garde artists. Known for its blend of visual art, performance, and experimental music, Fluxus challenged conventional boundaries and celebrated spontaneity and collaboration.
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*What’s on Display
*\~40 black-and-white photographs**, various sizes
*Historic video art** from the 1960s and select recent works
* Key figures featured:
Nam June Paik, Charlotte Moorman, Giuseppe Chiari,
Takako Saito, Joe Jones, Geoffrey Hendricks, and more.
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*Curation & Production
Curated by: Carmelita Brunetti
Installation Design & Coordination: Marco Leonetti
Critical Text by: Enrico Gusella
Catalogue Publisher: ArtonWorld.com (Green Luxury Edition series)
Includes a tribute by artist and friend Emiliano Zucchini
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* Catalogue
“Antonio D’Agostino. Fluxus Images”
Published by ArtonWorld.com – Green Luxury Edition
Includes critical texts, historic context, and a commemorative essay on D’Agostino’s legacy.
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*A Tribute to the Artist
Antonio D’Agostino passed away in January 2025, leaving behind a remarkable body of work that captures the soul of avant-garde experimentation. This exhibition and catalog are a final homage to his legacy and artistic vision.
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*Promotional & Press Contacts
Fellini Museum Press Office
Tel. +39 0541 793781 Italy the City Rimini
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