One for Violin
work by Paik
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"One for Violin" is a 1962 performance art piece by Nam June Paik, a Korean-born artist considered a pioneer of postmodern art and video art. The work, created during his involvement with the Fluxus movement, involves Paik dramatically slamming a violin onto a table. This piece exemplifies Fluxus's interdisciplinary and often provocative approach, challenging traditional artistic boundaries. Paik was known for his innovative use of video and electronic media, pushing the definition of art in the mid-20th century.12
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