In October 1959, fresh from studying with Cage, Brecht organised his first one-man show at the Reuben Gallery, New York. Called "Towards Events: An Arrangement", it was neither an exhibition of objects or a performance, but somewhere in between. Comprising works that emphasised time, the works could be manipulated by the viewer in various ways, revealing sounds, smells and tactile textures. One, "Case", instructed viewers to unpack the contents and to use them 'in ways appropriate to their nature.' This work would become "Valoche" (see [http://www.archiviobonotto.org/ita/progetti/images/maxi/CreativeRevolution_13.jpg]), the last Fluxus multiple that George Maciunas, the 'Chairman' of Fluxus, would work on before his death 19 years later.