Július Koller

1939–2007

Július Koller, ‘NO ART!’ 1970
NO ART! 1970
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Artworks

Július Koller, ‘NO ART!’ 1970

Július Koller NO ART!

1970
On display at Tate Modern part of Performer and participant T12572
Július Koller, ‘Contact (Anti-Happening)’ 1969

Július Koller Contact (Anti-Happening)

1969
On display at Tate Modern part of Performer and participant T12433
Július Koller, ‘Universal Futurological Question Mark a-d (U.F.O.)’ 1972

Július Koller Universal Futurological Question Mark a-d (U.F.O.)

1972
On display at Tate Modern part of Performer and participant T12441
Július Koller, ‘Anti-Performance (U.F.O)’ 1980

Július Koller Anti-Performance (U.F.O)

1980
On display at Tate Modern part of Performer and participant T12574
Július Koller, ‘U.F.O. Universal Fantastic Occupation’ 1971

Július Koller U.F.O. Universal Fantastic Occupation

1971
On display at Tate Modern part of Performer and participant T12436
Július Koller, ‘Question Mark b. (Anti-Painting, Anti-Text)’ 1969

Július Koller Question Mark b. (Anti-Painting, Anti-Text)

1969
On display at Tate Modern part of Performer and participant T13312
Július Koller, ‘Universal Physical-Cultural Operation (Ping-pong)’ 1974

Július Koller Universal Physical-Cultural Operation (Ping-pong)

1974
On display at Tate Modern part of Performer and participant T12440
Július Koller, ‘Continuation/Stoop (Universal-Cultural Futurological Operation)’ 1982

Július Koller Continuation/Stoop (Universal-Cultural Futurological Operation)

1982
On display at Tate Modern part of Performer and participant T12431
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Artist as subject

Július Koller, ‘Universal Futurological Question Mark a-d (U.F.O.)’ 1972

Július Koller Universal Futurological Question Mark a-d (U.F.O.)

1972
On display at Tate Modern part of Performer and participant T12441
Július Koller, ‘Continuation/Stoop (Universal-Cultural Futurological Operation)’ 1982

Július Koller Continuation/Stoop (Universal-Cultural Futurological Operation)

1982
On display at Tate Modern part of Performer and participant T12431
Július Koller, ‘Universal Fantastic Orientation 1-6 (U.F.O.)’ 1978

Július Koller Universal Fantastic Orientation 1-6 (U.F.O.)

1978
On display at Tate Modern part of Performer and participant T12573
Július Koller, ‘Universal-Cultural Futurological Operation’ 1970

Július Koller Universal-Cultural Futurological Operation

1970
On display at Tate Modern part of Performer and participant T12430
Július Koller, ‘Universal Physical Cultural Operation-Defence (U.F.O.)’ 1970

Július Koller Universal Physical Cultural Operation-Defence (U.F.O.)

1970
On display at Tate Modern part of Performer and participant T12442
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