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Opening Programme, ‘The Proliferation of the Sun’ (1966–67), 25-minute performance with hand-painted glass slides, sound, and five Carousel projectors, Galerie Art Intermedia, Cologne, Germany, 1967 © Walter Vogel

21 July 2014

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