The French performance artist, the poet, the author of exhibitions and the historian of the art. In years 70. participated largely of appearances of the New York avant-garde, particularly Fluxusu. In 1978 appeared his artistic first publication; in 1985-1991 years "Kanal Magazine" led the magazine. Co-author of the collective manifesto "Constitutional Resolution of International Supermodernisty", published (1997) in the magazine "Inter: art actuel" led by Richard Martela in Québec (Canada). The manifesto is condemning the cultural dominance of the West, introduced as the "predacity" causing the lack of the artistic invention; wishing the "precipitated degeneration of the West" contains, which thinks with too "essential for the birth of the culture". Charles Dreyfus is combining sound, meaning and the typography in his action with the belief that the artistic tongue is an instrument of announcing not that much, rather "is born spontaneously with the representation which he is expressing". He cooperated with such diffrent artists like George Maciunas, Dick Higgins, Ben, Michel Giroud, Richard Piegza, Julien Blaine or Jean Dupuy

French performer, poet, exhibition author and art historian. In the 1970s, he participated in most appearances of the New York avant-garde, especially Fluxus. In 1978 his first artistic publication was published; in 1985–1991 he ran the Kanal Magazine. Co-author of the collective manifesto "Constitutional Resolution of the International Supermodernist", published (1997) in the journal "Inter: art actuel" run by Richard Martel in Québec (Canada). The manifesto condemns the cultural domination of the West, portrayed as "ferocity" leading to a lack of artistic invention; he wishes for an "accelerated degeneration of the West" which he considers "necessary for the birth of culture." Charles Dreyfus combines sound, meaning and typography with the conviction that artistic language is not so much an instrument of communication, but rather "is born spontaneously with the performance it expresses". He has collaborated with artists as diverse as George Maciunas, Dick Higgins, Ben, Michel Giroud, Richard Piegza, Julien Blaine, and Jean Dupuy.