[Fluxus] George Maciunas, America Today: Film-Makers' Cinematheque screenings, 1966 Colour offset lithograph, 27 × 41 cm, unknown edition. Mint copy. Flyer designed by Maciunas in the form of an American flag. Advertises a journalistic film series titled ‘America Today’, held at the Film-Makers' Cinematheque in New York, November 1966 – February 1967. The program reflects 'the social, political and moral climate of our times’ and features Peter Gessner’s film about the war in Vietnam, Robert Fiore ’s documentary about a teenage gang in East Harlem, Jonas Mekas on the arrest of Timothy Leary, Bruce Baillie on the Sioux in Dakota et al.

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