This framed photographic work titled Art in Space Launch #3 was created in 1984 by American artist Ginny Lloyd, a noted figure associated with Fluxus and conceptual art practices. The image documents a performative moment connected to early intersections of contemporary art and space exploration, reflecting the experimental spirit of the Fluxus movement and its engagement with science, performance, and documentation.

The photograph captures a dynamic scene of participants interacting with a vertical structure, suggestive of ritual, collaboration, and performative action. The work is accompanied on the verso by the artist’s original label, confirming the title, date, artist, and photographic credit to Catz Robmaw. The piece is professionally framed and was offered by the artist with an original insurance valuation.

An evocative example of 1980s conceptual photography, this work appeals to collectors of Fluxus, performance art documentation, and historically significant artist ephemera related to space-themed art initiatives.

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Dimensions: H: 10 in, L: 8 in.

Good overall condition. Photograph appears well preserved. Frame shows light handling wear consistent with age. Verso label intact and legible. No major visible damage noted; please review images for full condition details.