FLUXLIST: group.....art?
To all, An idea for a collaborative effort: I've always liked the stamps Robert Watts created (have made them myself from time to time and they have on occasion bought correspondence a trip through the postal service without further postage). to wit: http://www.faximum.com/jas.d/asg_32.htm Whoever wishes to participate would create an art stamp - be it photography, graphics, whatever, and can email it to me in the form of a .jpg image insert, in a smallish size at 100 resolution. Doesn't have to be the size of a stamp - I can take care of resizing. You can overlay it with numbers if you wish (kinda like the postage amount, h, just don't put an actual currency sign on it). This project is still in the formative stage in my enormously fertile brain :o), but I am thinking of letters on the stamps referring to Fluxus; i.e. "FLUXUS IS ALIVE" so that when you paste them on stuff and send them off (with the actual proper postage, of course) it sends a message around the world. Once I have all the imagery, I can put it into sheets of stamps in Photoshop. I can then email the sheets to those of you with good printers, or snailmail them to those who don't (I have a pretty high res photographic quality printer), if you send me a sase (but of course, that's a way down the road). Constructing the sheets in this manner would mean you would have to cut and glue them, which actually looks fine. They could, however, be professionally printed with perforations - haven't investigated this much, but it might be pricey. Oh, and then Sol (Hi Sol!! *grin*) can put the sheets in the izone gallery, and who knows, perhaps we can sell them in galleries and online and all be rich!!! hahahahaha. Anyway, I'll appreciate any ideas/input. Best Regards, Patricia
Re: FLUXLIST: group.....art?
Count me in. From: Patricia [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.faximum.com/jas.d/asg_32.htm Whoever wishes to participate would create an art stamp - be it photography, graphics, whatever, and can email it to me in the form of a .jpg image insert, in a smallish size at 100 resolution. Doesn't have to be the size of a stamp - I can take
Re: FLUXLIST: group.....art?
eheheheheheheheh I like this idear ALOT!!! count me in! what about visual sound? I have no idea what that means but I wanna try and figure it outI heard this track by I forget who which was done with pictures of a tunnelinsane sounds I could never ever imagine..I want the program he used...Tetsuo Inune sp was the guys name From: Patricia [EMAIL PROTECTED] Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: FLUXLIST: group.art? Date: Thu, 24 Feb 2000 18:49:13 -0800 To all, An idea for a collaborative effort: I've always liked the stamps Robert Watts created (have made them myself from time to time and they have on occasion bought correspondence a trip through the postal service without further postage). to wit: http://www.faximum.com/jas.d/asg_32.htm Whoever wishes to participate would create an art stamp - be it photography, graphics, whatever, and can email it to me in the form of a .jpg image insert, in a smallish size at 100 resolution. Doesn't have to be the size of a stamp - I can take care of resizing. You can overlay it with numbers if you wish (kinda like the postage amount, h, just don't put an actual currency sign on it). This project is still in the formative stage in my enormously fertile brain :o), but I am thinking of letters on the stamps referring to Fluxus; i.e. "FLUXUS IS ALIVE" so that when you paste them on stuff and send them off (with the actual proper postage, of course) it sends a message around the world. Once I have all the imagery, I can put it into sheets of stamps in Photoshop. I can then email the sheets to those of you with good printers, or snailmail them to those who don't (I have a pretty high res photographic quality printer), if you send me a sase (but of course, that's a way down the road). Constructing the sheets in this manner would mean you would have to cut and glue them, which actually looks fine. They could, however, be professionally printed with perforations - haven't investigated this much, but it might be pricey. Oh, and then Sol (Hi Sol!! *grin*) can put the sheets in the izone gallery, and who knows, perhaps we can sell them in galleries and online and all be rich!!! hahahahaha. Anyway, I'll appreciate any ideas/input. Best Regards, Patricia __ Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com
Re: FLUXLIST: Stockhausen
Maybe its of interest to somebody, who knows... On Thu, 24 Feb 2000, Rafael Custodio de Lima wrote: Someone mentioned that Stockhausen disliked jazz for being a low-class music. I think one of the reasons he's so original(e) is the fact he was born poor and got in touch with the so-called high music in very late age (have you ever listened to Spiral!?). I'm not talking about class determinism but he would certainly act different if he had the tradition in the core of mind, like, let's say, Hindemith or even Henze and Von Bose. My music teacher in school had studied music with him and he described him as over pedantic. Stockhausen hated wrong notes. Sotosay the opposite of Jazz. What came to mind is also the critique of Jazz by Adorno. I dont think it has anything to do with classes, those cats just didnt like that stuff (at that time). Heiko
FLUXLIST: Re: snow-event
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