Ray Johnson was mainly an underground artist in New York. In the documentary “How to draw a bunny”, people in his life tell stories about him, to try to piece together who he really was and what his life was all about. I think Ray Johnson was a man who really had no real life or essence except his art and his ideals. Famous for his trademark "bunny" signature, Johnson made his name primarily as a performance artist and as a producer of abstract paintings and collages. He was basically the father of mail-art. Johnson is associated with several art movements and groups, such as Pop Art, Conceptual Art, and Fluxus. Ray Johnson painted geometric abstracts with American Artists abstract group, however in 1953 he started to create what was later
