Media Art Net | Dupuy, Jean: Biography

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Jean Dupuy «Heart Beats Dust» | Heart Beats Dust, New York (USA)

Jean Dupuy, «Heart Beats Dust» Cone Pyramid, 1968
Heart Beats Dust, New York (USA) | Photograph: Terry Stevenson | ©

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Dupuy, Jean «Cone Pyramid»

Works by Jean Dupuy:

Heart Beats Dust: Cone Pyramid

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E.A.T. – Experiments in Art and Technology

New York | United States | 60*225*60 cm (W*H*D) | Dust, plywood, glass, light, electronic equipment | Concept: Jean Dupuy

Jeffrey Shaw «The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway» Olaf Breuning »I never invite my friends again, I-IV« Karlheinz Stockhausen »Kugelauditorium« Karlheinz Stockhausen »Gesang der Jünglinge« Wolf Vostell «The Consequences of the Emergency Laws»

Jean Dupuy

*1925; lives in Vieux Pierrefeu (F); collaboration with Hyman Harris and Ralph Martel for «Heart Beats Dust.» Jean Dupuy was a pioneer of the art and technology movement in the 1960s. He was prominent in the Experiments in Art and Technology (E.A.T.).