Henry Flynt

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Henry Flynt was born in 1940 in Greensboro, NC. He is a philosopher, musician, anti-art activist and exhibited artist, whom unsympathetic reviewers often link to Fluxus. In 1960, with the first draft of "Philosophy Proper," he arrived at what he would later call cognitive nihilism, the basis of his contributions. The work proposed to refute analytic philosophy and logical positivism with their own means. In 1961, he coined the term concept art to refer to "an art of which the material is concepts, as the material of for ex.
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- Marines Hymn (1971)
- Lonseome Train Dreams
- Good by Wall St.
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- Lether High in E
- Raga Electric (1966)
- Free Alto (1964)
- Central Park Vocal #2
- Central Park Transverse Vocal #2 (1963)
- Lonseome Train Creams
- Central Park Transverse#2
- Central Park Transverse Vocal #1 (1963)
- Central Park Transverse#1
- S&M Delirium
- Sky Turning Red
- Hillbilly Tape Music
- Central Park Vocal #1
- 01. hoedown
- Purified By The Fire (Dec.14, 1981)
- Celestial Power (psychedelic version, 1980)
- You Are My Everlovin (Inroads concert, NYC, 1981)
- C Tune (November 17, 1980)
- Stereo Piano
- Stereo Piano (1978)
- Silver Mode Test
- Central Park Vocal #1
- Glissando No.1
- Amphetamine Rapsody
- virgina trance
- You Are My Everlovin/Celestial Power 1986 Full CASETTE
- Blue Sky, Highway & Tyme
- Central Park Transverse #2
- You Are My Everlovin’
- Glissando No. 1
- Requiem for Those Who Died of Famine [Words by D.pavlychko. for Soloists, Two Mixed Choirs, Narrator and Symphony Orchestra]
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