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Jeffery Perkins is an experimental filmmaker and Fluxus artist. Perkins was born in New York and attended high school in Springfield, Massachusetts. Perkins met Yoko Ono when stationed in Tokyo as an Air Force medic and temporarily lived with her when he returned to New York in 1966, a period when he also became actively involved in New York's Fluxus community. He collaborated with Tony Cox on the film SHOUT (Fluxus Film # 22) and shot Yoko Ono's film BOTTOMS (Fluxus Film # 4). In the late 1960s.
Jeffrey Perkins is an American experimental filmmaker and Fluxus artist, recognized for his work within the New York avant-garde scene and his collaborations with figures like Yoko Ono.
He is known for directing the documentary 'George: The Story of George Maciunas and Fluxus' and his contributions to the Fluxfilm Anthology.
His output consists primarily of experimental, avant-garde documentary, and performance-based film work that captures the essence of the Fluxus movement.