Body Center Postcard, Wooster Enterprises
Postcard titled “Body Center” with a b/w photo of a navel, published by Wooster Enterprises circa 1978. Per the University of North Dakota Art Museum, “Wooster Enterprises was established in SoHo…by two multimedia artists, Jaime Davidovich and Judith Henry. This enterprise was an artist led and generated entrepreneurship combination of retail and Fluxian design. Assistance was also given from the Fluxus Movement founder, George Maciunas as well as followers of the movement Yoko Ono, Geoffrey Hendericks, and Robert Watts. This stationary company combined business with radical and clever artwork consisting of photographic postcards of belly buttons, pre-crumpled paper, oddly titled stationary and so on.” 3.75” x 5.75”.
Postcard titled “Body Center” with a b/w photo of a navel, published by Wooster Enterprises circa 1978. Per the University of North Dakota Art Museum, “Wooster Enterprises was established in SoHo…by two multimedia artists, Jaime Davidovich and Judith Henry. This enterprise was an artist led and generated entrepreneurship combination of retail and Fluxian design. Assistance was also given from the Fluxus Movement founder, George Maciunas as well as followers of the movement Yoko Ono, Geoffrey Hendericks, and Robert Watts. This stationary company combined business with radical and clever artwork consisting of photographic postcards of belly buttons, pre-crumpled paper, oddly titled stationary and so on.” 3.75” x 5.75”.
Postcard titled “Body Center” with a b/w photo of a navel, published by Wooster Enterprises circa 1978. Per the University of North Dakota Art Museum, “Wooster Enterprises was established in SoHo…by two multimedia artists, Jaime Davidovich and Judith Henry. This enterprise was an artist led and generated entrepreneurship combination of retail and Fluxian design. Assistance was also given from the Fluxus Movement founder, George Maciunas as well as followers of the movement Yoko Ono, Geoffrey Hendericks, and Robert Watts. This stationary company combined business with radical and clever artwork consisting of photographic postcards of belly buttons, pre-crumpled paper, oddly titled stationary and so on.” 3.75” x 5.75”.
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