Ray Johnson Mail Art
"Venice" Ray Johnson, Mail Art, Fluxus Mixed Media Collage, Dadaist Work
By Ray Johnson
Located in New York, NY
Ray Johnson
Venice
Signed lower right
Collage
6 x 4 1/2 inches
Once described as New York’s “most
Category
1960s Conceptual Mixed Media
Materials
Mixed Media
"Valentine" Ray Johnson, 2 Sided Collage, Pop Art, Dadaist, Mail Art, Fluxus
By Ray Johnson
Located in New York, NY
Ray Johnson
"Valentine"
Double sided collage
6 1/2 x 4 1/4 inches
Once described as New York’s
Category
1960s Conceptual Mixed Media
Materials
Paper, Photographic Paper
"Why Didn't You Tell Me About Your Bicycle" Ray Johnson, Drawing, Mail Art
By Ray Johnson
Located in New York, NY
Ray Johnson
Why Didn't You Tell Me About Your Bicycle, Janurary 1968
Red ink on postcard
3 1/2 x 5
Category
1960s Conceptual Mixed Media
Materials
Mixed Media
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"No contents", Ray Johnson, Mail Art, Dada Envelope, Fluxus Movement
By Ray Johnson
Located in New York, NY
Ray Johnson
Envelope "No contents", 21 May 1963
3 1/2 x 8 1/4 inches
Once described as New York’s
Category
1960s Conceptual Mixed Media
Materials
Mixed Media
"Letter to Carolyne Brown" Ray Johnson, Mail Art, Drawing by Conceptual Artist
By Ray Johnson
Located in New York, NY
Ray Johnson
Letter to Carolyne Brown, March 23, 1976
Stamped on envelope, stamped and dated on
Category
1970s Conceptual Mixed Media
Materials
Ink
"Untitled, Carol" Ray Johnson, Pop Art, Mixed Media, Collage, Fluxus, Mail Art
By Ray Johnson
Located in New York, NY
Ray Johnson
Untitled, Carol
Collage
4 1/4 x 4 inches
Once described as New York’s “most famous
Category
1960s Conceptual Mixed Media
Materials
Mixed Media
"Untitled, June 13th" Ray Johnson, Collage, Mail Art, Fluxus Mixed Media Work
By Ray Johnson
Located in New York, NY
Ray Johnson
Untitled, June 13
Signed lower center, dated lower left
Collage
4 x 4 3/4 inches
Once
Category
1960s Conceptual Mixed Media
Materials
Mixed Media
"Bird in a bottle" Ray Johnson, Mail Art, Drawing on Envelope, Fluxus Movement
By Ray Johnson
Located in New York, NY
Ray Johnson
Bird in a bottle, 8/28/1993
Dated lower right
Ink on envelope
4 1/2 x 9 1/2 inches
Category
1990s Conceptual Figurative Drawings and Watercolors
Materials
Mixed Media
Head on a Pole, Artforum Series #8 Mixed Media Collage
By Peter Below
Located in Surfside, FL
away from futurist influences and towards a fluxus aesthetic. John Cage, Allan Karpow and Ray Johnson
Category
20th Century Conceptual Abstract Paintings
Artforum Series #1 Mixed Media Collage
By Peter Below
Located in Surfside, FL
, Allan Karpow and Ray Johnson all influenced the mail art concrete poetry aesthetic.
He is included in
Category
20th Century Conceptual Abstract Paintings
life with ray MULTIPLE
By Ray Johnson
Located in Sag Harbor, NY
Untitled by Ray Johnson 1971 MAIL ART
WRITTEN AND PRODUCED 5/5 RAY JOHNSON
TEXT BLACK AND WHITE
Category
20th Century Mixed Media
Materials
Ink
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