Re: FLUXLIST: for those who missed Jarryd Lowder ...
Can someone please tell me a little more about what was happening in this performance. The webcast at the URL given focuses mostly on the projection. It's difficult to make out what's going on in these small and delayed images. It looks really interesting though, so I'd like to know more. Thanks, Aaron - Original Message - From: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Monday, October 30, 2000 3:40 PM Subject: FLUXLIST: for those who missed Jarryd Lowder in a live performance of "Autoharp" and "Frid > for those who missed Jarryd Lowder in a live > performance of "Autoharp" and "Friday the 13, Pt. 666" > here it is online: > http://netart-init.org/ > http://netart-init.org/webcast-event/jarryd.html > it kind of reminded me of laurie anderson and john > cage all over again...
FLUXLIST: for those who missed Jarryd Lowder in a live performance of "Autoharp" and "Frid
for those who missed Jarryd Lowder in a live performance of "Autoharp" and "Friday the 13, Pt. 666" here it is online: http://netart-init.org/ http://netart-init.org/webcast-event/jarryd.html --- apologies to those who tried to log on to our live webcast last nite from parsons/the new school with Jarryd Lowder performing live, unfortunately, we found out the stream got broken a few times... we taped everything onto a dv cam tape, so we will encode + stream it next week...(unbroken) yes, it was full house, standing room only into the hallways... David Byrne sneaked in when the lights went out, then sneaked out before the lights went back up... thank you to those that tried to log on to view the performance although the microphones didn't really work for the live rap part, the energy was really good and impromptu... it kind of reminded me of laurie anderson and john cage all over again... --- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > > the same thing happened to me > i used netscape with a cable modem... > when the link was broken, refreshing got that > request not found... > when i closed netscape and reopened it, it worked > fine, until the link broke > again > i did that a few times, enjoyed some of the show, > then gave up fooling with > it... > it looked like a full house...hope everyone had a > good time... > > t h i n g i s t > message by [EMAIL PROTECTED] > archive at http://bbs.thing.net > info: send email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] > and write "info thingist" in the message body >
FLUXLIST: Art without a price
Subj:Saturday Night Reception at Gallery Alexie Date: 00-10-30 14:12:21 EST From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (melissa christiano) Reply-to: [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Melissa Christiano Solo Exhibition, Gallery Alexie, New York, New York November 4-28, 2000 Reception: Saturday, November 4, 2000 On Saturday, November 4 at Gallery Alexie , a very unusal exhibition will be open to the public. Recent works by Melissa Christiano will be on view, but not for sale. Instead, during the opening reception, the work will be given to viewers who wish to claim them. "I just wanted to do it!" states Christiano, "I wanted to produce a body of work with no limitations, free from the confinement of being sellable, durable, marketable, or popular." Christiano's recent works include assemblage and sculptural paintings where she conducts her own singular experiments from fragments and scraps that make up her environment. Her assemblages contain intense distilled images, objects, and surfaces that create a confrontation between past and present. Many of the works that will be on view in New York can be seen on her web site at http://www.melissachristiano.com The opening reception for the artist will be this Saturday, November 4, 2000 from 6:30-8:00. Gallery Alexie is located at 529 W. 20th Street 4E, New York, New York. For more information you may contact Melissa Christiano via e-mail at [EMAIL PROTECTED] or at Gallery Alexie at (212) 741-7959 ___
Re: FLUXLIST: EventScore for Millennial Workbook
all you need for this is a pack any kind of cigarettes and some unmitigated gall and effrontery standing yourself at some busy crossroads near shops where distracted passersby may be found in some supply approach on at a time and ask: do you smoke? if the answer is yes: give tirade on the evils of smoking and break a cigarette in front of them stamping your feet and gnashing your teeth--though do try to be within reason and not resemble too much a rabid soul in throes of seizure if the person says no: immediately proffer them a cigarette with non stop verbal assault patter in charming used car dealer voice extollng the virtues of smoking, the pleasures, the long and illustrious history of famous men women and chimpanzees who have smoked, the role smoking played in the movies, in the economic history of the world in Montezuma's Revenge-- and while doing this with great smoothness of patter and style slide from used car salesman's vice into that of a magician performing for children then into sententious virtuous tones of tv evangelist keep this up as long as possible while evading bodily harm or arrival of police if the latter occurs tell the officers that you are simply conducting a kind of "action event' survey on behalf f the local chapter of the SOS Stamp Out Smoking any papers you receive from the police will confer a documentary status upon the project any injuries entailed will be duly noted by photographic documentation as "body language if nothing untoward occurs vis-a-vis smoking-- try this again , only subsituting in the procedure a few packets of "Slim Jims" in place of cigarettes and instead of smoking being the issue, change to the eating of meat onwo/ards! dave bc
Re: FLUXLIST: FFFO Postal and Electronic Mail Division - request
Alan - attached to this email, you should find the message and the hole enjoy, Alex >From: "alan bowman" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] >To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >CC: "Diego Barovier" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, "glen bowman" ><[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,"wolf dalla francesca damiani" ><[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, "Ken Friedman" ><[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,"sarah tranter" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >Subject: FLUXLIST: FFFO Postal and Electronic Mail Division - request >Date: Sun, 29 Oct 2000 15:14:47 +0100 > >Please cut a hole in this e-mail. > > >Pass something through the hole. > >Send a record of the event to: > >alan bowman >via lorenzago 15 (int 7) >30174 >mestre >venezia >italia > > >or by electricmail to >[EMAIL PROTECTED] > >also available - non electronic versions - send a postal address > > > >The usual cobbled together documentation to all. > >Thanks in anticipation > >alan > _ Get Your Private, Free E-mail from MSN Hotmail at http://www.hotmail.com. Share information about yourself, create your own public profile at http://profiles.msn.com. abowmanhole1.gif abowmanhole2.gif
Re: FLUXLIST: FFFO Postal and Electronic Mail Division - request
Fluxlist, please accept my apologies, I meant to reply that just to Alan. 56K is probably not a inbox killer, but I apologize nonetheless. Alex V. Cook _ Get Your Private, Free E-mail from MSN Hotmail at http://www.hotmail.com. Share information about yourself, create your own public profile at http://profiles.msn.com.
FLUXLIST: Fw: old school photographs
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