1976
This object is also sometimes referred to as Universal Machine III, This is due to the fact that the Universal Machine existed first as a unique object , second as an edition (of 100 numbered examples) published by Edition MAT MOT in 1965, and third as a Fluxus Edition.
box: 28.26 x 28.26 x 3.81 cm (11 1/8 x 11 1/8 x 1 1/2 in.)
Barbara Moore, Bound/Unbound, New York, New York, partial gift partial purchase; to Harvard University Art Museums, June 28, 2005.
Mixed media
20th centuryAmericanWooden box containing printed matter, photographs, and assorted objects
20th centuryAmericanPlastic box with offset-printed label, cont. plastic, styrofoam, paper objects
20th centuryAmerican18 printed cards in plastic box with printed label
20th centuryAmericanPlastic box w/ offset printed label, printed card, and string of wooden beads
20th centuryAmericanPlastic box w/ offset-printed label, hand-typed card, and string of wooden beads
20th centuryAmericanClear plastic box with offset-printed label, containing six printed cards
20th centuryAmericanPlastic box with offset printed label containing nine individual works
20th centuryAmericanWood, paper
20th centuryAmericanPlastic box with offset-printed label, containing three altered teabags
20th centuryAmericanBlack plastic box with offset printed label.
20th centuryAmericanMixed media
20th centuryAmerican