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Alison Knowles (b. 1933) is an American artist who produced work in a number of forms. Knowles was very active in the Fluxus movement, and continues to create work inspired by her Fluxus experience. She graduated from Pratt in New York with an honors degree in fine art. Knowles was married to the Fluxus artist, Dick Higgins, from 1960 to 1970, and again from [[1984] until Higgins' death in 1998. She has created work using performance, radio, and sound, and printmaking.

Knowles studied with the painters, Adolph Gottlieb and Josef Albers. She maintains a studio in New York City. She has twin daughters, Jennie Higgins, a New York based artist and Hannah Higgins, a writer and art historian residing in Chicago, Illinois.

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-'''Alison Knowles''' (b. [[1933]]) is an [[United States|American]] [[artist]] who produced work in a number of forms. She graduated from Pratt in New York with an honors degree in fine art. Married to the [[Fluxus]] artist, [[Dick Higgins]], Knowles has also been active in the Fluxus movement. She has created work using [[performance]], [[radio]], and [[sound]], and [[printmaking]].
+'''Alison Knowles''' (b. [[1933]]) is an [[United States|American]] [[artist]] who produced work in a number of forms. Knowles was very active in the Fluxus movement, and continues to create work inspired by her Fluxus experience. She graduated from Pratt in New York with an honors degree in fine art. Knowles was married to the [[Fluxus]] artist, [[Dick Higgins]], from [[1960]] to [[1970]], and again from [[1984] until Higgins' death in 1998.  She has created work using [[performance]], [[radio]], and [[sound]], and [[printmaking]].
-Knowles studied with the painters, [[Adolph Gottlieb]] and [[Josef Albers]]. She maintains a studio in [[New York City]].
+Knowles studied with the painters, [[Adolph Gottlieb]] and [[Josef Albers]]. She maintains a studio in [[New York City]]. She has twin daughters, [[Jennie Higgins]], a New York based artist and [[Hannah Higgins]], a writer and art historian residing in [[Chicago]], [[Illinois]].
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