Human Generated Data

Title

Three Scores
Date

late 1960s
People

Artist: Albert M. Fine, American 1931 - 1987

Publisher: Fluxus, American

Classification

Prints
Credit Line

Harvard Art Museums/Fogg Museum, Barbara and Peter Moore Fluxus Collection, Margaret Fisher Fund and gift of Barbara Moore/Bound & Unbound, M26448.6

Human Generated Data

Title

Three Scores

People

Artist: Albert M. Fine, American 1931 - 1987

Publisher: Fluxus, American

Date

late 1960s

Classification

Prints

Machine Generated Data

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Amazon
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Imagga
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Google
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Amazon

FLUXUS
PIECE
CREAM
flavor.
ICE CREAM PIECE
ICE
Have
ALBERT
FOR
separate
ice
audience
cream
cone,
Advertise
each
two
separated
size
yourself
G.M.
FLUXUS PIECE FOR G.M. BY ALBERT M.FINE Buy an ice cream size or flavor.
events
cone, any
different
Buy
entrances
with
any
Have each audience admitted silently (a) eat it yourself
it
BY
Advertise two separate events with different titles. Then:
an
M.FINE
stranger,
portions
admitted
eat
give
separated entrances to two curtained portions of
through
(a)
curtained
titles.
of
to
through (b) give it to a stranger,
(b)
or
silently
a
Then:

Google

ICE CREAM PIECE FLUXUS PIECE FOR G.M. BY ALBERT M. FINE Buy an ice cream cone, any size or flavor. Then: (a) eat it yourself (b) give it to a stranger, Advertise two separate events with different titles. Have each audience admitted silently through widely separated entrances to two curtained portions of the same hall. Insist on silence before curtain time as if a great mystery was to be invoked. Then part the curtains, and each audience will find itself facing the other. The two portions of the hall may be kept dark while the audience is being admitted. or walk around tl it melts then eat the cone buy another, and repeat. (c) wait til it completely melts, (d) immediately on finishing the piece, Albert Fine CLOTHESPIN SPRING ALBERT M. FINE Clothespin spring may be organized in two ways; (1) as a perpetual event in which case the participant is required to perform the action and to recruit two others or more who will do the same. (2) as an organized event, in which case, a number of participants will perform the actions at a given time, in order to cover specific areas.
ICE
CREAM
PIECE
FLUXUS
FOR
G.M.
BY
ALBERT
M.
FINE
Buy
an
ice
cream
cone,
any
size
or
flavor.
Then:
(a)
eat
it
yourself
(b)
give
to
a
stranger,
Advertise
two
separate
events
with
different
titles.
Have
each
audience
admitted
silently
through
widely
separated
entrances
curtained
portions
of
the
same
hall.
Insist
on
silence
before
curtain
time
as
if
great
mystery
was
be
invoked.
Then
part
curtains,
and
will
find
itself
facing
other.
The
hall
may
kept
dark
while
is
being
admitted.
walk
around
tl
melts
then
cone
buy
another,
repeat.
(c)
wait
til
completely
melts,
(d)
immediately
finishing
piece,
Albert
Fine
CLOTHESPIN
SPRING
Clothespin
spring
organized
in
ways;
(1)
perpetual
event
which
case
participant
required
perform
action
recruit
others
more
who
do
same.
(2)
event,
case,
number
participants
actions
at
given
time,
order
cover
specific
areas.