THE BROADWAY OPERA (1962)

Dick Higgins’ Sound of the Animals Dying, 13 to 1 (for C. Oldenburg)"  from "Twenty-Seven Episodes for the Aquarian Theater to the Recognition of Antonin Artaud." 

L to R: Dick Higgins, Frank Trowbridge, Alison Knowles, Jed Curtis, Agna Redermann

Photograph by Manfred Leve

Dick Higgins, "Time" from "Twenty-Seen Episodes for the Aquarian Theatre to the Recognition of Antonin Artaud." 

L to R: Dick Higgins, Frank Trowbridge, Alison Knowles, Jed Curtis, Agna Redermann

Photograph by Manfred Leve

Alison Knowles, Agna Redermann, and Dick Higgins from "Twenty-Seen Episodes for the Aquarian Theatre to the Recognition of Antonin Artaud." 

Photograph by Manfred Leve

Dick Higgins performing Canzona No. 24 (1959)

Photography by Manfred Leve

Dick Higgins, Graphis #24, 1959/1966. Performed by Nam June Paik and Wolf Vostell at the Broadway Opera

"Graphis #24 was first thought of as a piece 'foo's' and theremins, and must have been drawn in 1959. It is based on a witching symbol from Pennsylvania, known to every child who plays with a compass, but the original version has disappeared." Dick Higgins, foew&ombhwhnw