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John Fekner

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Some of the work remains for years, others only a few hours. ultimately, everything will fall apart, eventually disintegrate and be consumed by time and nature. In his first solo exhibition entitled Barely Visible Portraits. 1974), Fekner draws little faint ink lines on white canvasses that are imperceptible to most viewers. Using paper pulp to capture the essence of decay. Fekner casts the deteriorating walls and ceilings of P.S. 1, and then casts rusted and abandoned cars. In the series, X Americana X.

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John Fekner

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The Warning Signs project focused on pointing out hazardous conditions in NYC in the 70s. The objective was to call attention to the accumulated squalor and were not intended to remain for a long period of time. In August 1980, Don Leicht and John Fekner collaborated on a project located at the site of the People’s Convention held at Charlotte Street in the South Bronx. More Info. Fekner’s first environmental projects include Decay. Car, Trucks and Buses Decay. My AD is No AD. In 1981, Fekner began using...

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John Fekner

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John Fekner is a street and multimedia artist, who created hundreds of environmental, social, political and conceptual works consisting of stenciled words, symbols, dates and icons spray painted outdoors in the United States, Sweden, Canada, England and Germany. Fekner paints Danger Live Artists. Directly on the the interior walls as part of John Crash Matos invitational show Graffiti Art Success For America. In the fall of 1980. South Bronx: August 1980. In the summer of 1980, John Fekner stencils.

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Research Archive » Blog Archive » Charlotte Street, South Bronx, NY August 1980

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The archive contains information on John Fekner's artwork, photography, exhibitions, multimedia, music, video and collaborative work; in addition to unpublished works. The purpose of the archive is to provide support to any individuals or institutions wishing to study further his work. Featured projects will be frequently uploaded on a revolving basis so please revisit the site. Charlotte Street, South Bronx, NY August 1980. On the roofline of 1500 Boston Road where families were living. Years later,...

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Research Archive » Blog Archive » Fashion Moda-Selected Projects

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The archive contains information on John Fekner's artwork, photography, exhibitions, multimedia, music, video and collaborative work; in addition to unpublished works. The purpose of the archive is to provide support to any individuals or institutions wishing to study further his work. Featured projects will be frequently uploaded on a revolving basis so please revisit the site. Fekner visits Fashion Moda in 1979 which leads to his installation of. Directly on the the interior walls as part of John.

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Research Archive

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The archive contains information on John Fekner's artwork, photography, exhibitions, multimedia, music, video and collaborative work; in addition to unpublished works. The purpose of the archive is to provide support to any individuals or institutions wishing to study further his work. Featured projects will be frequently uploaded on a revolving basis so please revisit the site. He Was Simply A Guy Who Painted Messages In The Street. Welling Court, Astoria, NY 2012. An Ad Hoc Art Project. Â NO WAR â.

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Research Archive

http://johnfekner.com/feknerArchive/index.php

The archive contains information on John Fekner's artwork, photography, exhibitions, multimedia, music, video and collaborative work; in addition to unpublished works. The purpose of the archive is to provide support to any individuals or institutions wishing to study further his work. Featured projects will be frequently uploaded on a revolving basis so please revisit the site. He Was Simply A Guy Who Painted Messages In The Street. Welling Court, Astoria, NY 2012. An Ad Hoc Art Project. Â NO WAR â.

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John Fekner

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In the 70s, John Fekner was ‘anonymously known’ for over three hundred environmental/conceptual works consisting of dates, words, and symbols spray painted throughout the five boroughs of New York. The Warning Signs project focused on pointing out hazardous conditions that dominated New York City and its environs in the 1970s. In the spring of 1977, Fekner created word-signs. As an artist, the concepts of memory, perception and transformation have remained an integral component of my creative exploration...