This compelling black-and-white photographic work titled International Space Hall of Fame Performance #2 was created in 1983 by Fluxus-associated artist Ginny Lloyd. The image captures a dramatic performance moment featuring a helmeted figure in a darkened setting, evoking themes of space exploration, identity, and performative ritual—central concerns of Lloyd’s interdisciplinary practice.

Ginny Lloyd is known for her involvement in the Fluxus movement and for blending performance art, photography, and conceptual documentation. This work relates directly to the intersection of art and space culture, a recurring motif in her oeuvre during the late 20th century.

The piece is presented in a simple frame and accompanied on the reverse by the original artist label, which includes the title, date, artist attribution, photographic credit, and an original insurance/retail valuation. A strong example of performance-based photographic documentation tied to space-era conceptual art.

Ginny Lloyd, Fluxus art, performance photography, conceptual art, space art, 1980s art, International Space Hall of Fame, black and white photograph, experimental art, performance documentation, contemporary art, avant-garde art, signed label verso

Condition Report

Overall very good condition. The photograph appears clean and well preserved. Frame shows minor handling wear consistent with age. Label on verso intact and legible. No visible tears, creases, or staining observed.

Dimensions: H8in L:10in