This panel reconsiders the international Fluxus collective and its expansive circle of artists. Long relegated to the margins of mainstream narratives of modern and contemporary art, Fluxus has since secured its place in the canon through its inclusion in major museum collections, textbooks, and a now-vast body of scholarship. Yet certain blindspots remain. In this panel, scholars Natilee Harren and Jung-Ah Woo join the exhibition’s curator, Marcia Reed, in conversation. They will discuss new ways of understanding the remarkably diverse Fluxus cohort, whose practices engaged racial politics, feminism, queer play, and environmentalism.