People Think (Original self-published essay, First Edition, 1998)

Published by Self published, N.p., 1998

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First Edition. Perhaps best known for coining the term "concept art" in an essay under that name in the 1963 proto-Fluxus publication "An Anthology," Henry Flynt was an integral part of the New York avant-garde art and music scenes of the early 1960s. His rigorous anti-art stance and confrontational protest tactics against New York cultural institutions of the period were recast to issues of philosophy, physics, and economics after studying communist economics during the early 1970s, though with no less a confrontational approach to bourgeois culture, formalism, and modern aesthetics. As a musician, Flynt is known for his fusion of high-brow and so-called low-brow music, creating "a new American ethnic music," deemed "Hillbilly avant-garde" by Flynt, and performed on violin or guitar. Flynt enjoyed a brief stint in the Velvet Underground in 1966, replacing an ailing John Cale. He also coined the term "involuntary celibate" in his essay "Creep," first published in his 1975 book "Blueprint for a Higher Civilization," decades before the term was shortened to "incel" and affiliated with the violent online movement. Near Fine, with a white comb binding. 30 pages.…

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Title
People Think (Original self-published essay, First Edition, 1998)
Author
Henry Flynt
Publisher
Self published, N.p.
Publication year
1998
Edition
First Edition.
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Fluxus, New York Underground, Philosophy

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