Re: FLUXLIST: special MAY 1'st reposting
>It's May 1'st! > >Isn't that reason enough to love me? > >In an attempt to bolster my slouching self-esteem, I >am putting out this mail art call. > >I am inviting you to send me love letters. >I am begging you. >Pleading with you. > i always believed that i was in love with you i always thought that i was a part from you now that i am apart from you i believe that i was not in love with you walking away s l o w l y.. _ Get Your Private, Free E-mail from MSN Hotmail at http://www.hotmail.com.
Re: FLUXLIST: RE: the first 100 days
>From: "Josh Ronsen" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] >To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] >Subject: FLUXLIST: RE: the first 100 days >Date: Mon, 30 Apr 2001 13:59:51 -0700 > > >Patricia sends in: > > >> >The following is a poem composed entirely of actual quotes from > >> >George W. The quotes have been arranged by Washington Post > >> >writer Richard Thompson. > >> > > >[poem deleted] > >God damn. So he is stupid and talks funny: cut him some slack. I'm sure if >you were a stupid, funny-talking son of a one-termer and were just a tiny >pawn in the hands of huge mega-corporations you wouldn't want people to >pick on every little thing you said. > >:) > >-Josh Ronsen >http://www.nd.org/jronsen >im not sure that if i was in such a possition that i would know what >everything i was saying was perhapse i should just pump carbon >monoxide out instead of hot air..jc > > > > > > > >--== Sent via Deja.com ==-- >http://www.deja.com/ _ Get Your Private, Free E-mail from MSN Hotmail at http://www.hotmail.com.
FLUXLIST: Fractus
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Re: FLUXLIST: New Fluxus audio Composition
>now there's a performance I'd love to see :-) by the way is that your >friend's real surname...it's very cool broken up ( Sol_le_nte see? ;-) > finger mistake, actually it's Sheila Dollente with D Sol. I teach an experimental literature workshop, next session we will see phono poetry, may I use your phono poem? _ Get Your Private, Free E-mail from MSN Hotmail at http://www.hotmail.com.
Re: FLUXLIST: David Tudor Symposium at the Getty
I wish I knew more about his machines.
Re: FLUXLIST: New Fluxus audio Composition
Hi all, glad audio was enjoyable :-) einar wrote: >what text to speech engine did you use and how did you get those great sounds?< I used readplease for txt2speech http://www.readplease.com/ The sounds are mostly natural sounds heavily processed, mainly in soundforge. The pure waveform tones were made with a program I wrote myself to do realtime synthesis of basic waveforms (sine, square etc.), 4 waves per channel, I wrote it for one of my colleagues to use in sound therapy but I've played with it quite a bit myself since writing it bb wrote: > your sliced bread also made me remember my friend Sheila Sollente and I in a fluxus performance shuffling bread slices and playing them as ordinary cards at AVTEXTFEST II. bb< now there's a performance I'd love to see :-) by the way is that your friend's real surname...it's very cool broken up ( Sol_le_nte see? ;-) I made a "Fluxus is the best thing since sliced bread" CD (just a master copy thus far which is a superior audio version(true stereo etc.) to the one on the web and features the whole process looped for about an hour..great for fluxus meditation!...when I get some time I will make it available for those interested via some form of open exchange. well, almost time to leave my beloved office! cheers, Sol.
Re: FLUXLIST: New Fluxus audio Composition
Great Sol, your sliced bread also made me remember my friend Sheila Sollente and I in a fluxus performance shuffling bread slices and playing them as ordinary cards at AVTEXTFEST II. bb _ Get Your Private, Free E-mail from MSN Hotmail at http://www.hotmail.com.
FLUXLIST: Study shows....
A surprising new study reveals that Fluxlist members are more likely than other artists to have a sense of humor! http://www.nationalreview.com/goldberg/goldberg043001.shtml MElissa Melissa McCarthy Hours: whimsical or by appointment >>>Adult, maybe; grown-up, never!<<< [EMAIL PROTECTED] _ Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com
FLUXLIST: special MAY 1'st reposting
It's May 1'st! Isn't that reason enough to love me? In an attempt to bolster my slouching self-esteem, I am putting out this mail art call. I am inviting you to send me love letters. I am begging you. Pleading with you. Write them, draw them, sew them, paint them, rhyme them, sculpt them, bind them, photograph them, xerox them, collage them, tape them, videotape them, print them, type them, or make them out of ground beef. It doesn't matter. Just make them romantic in some way. Tell me you love me. Try to seduce me. Tease. Threaten to stalk. At least tell me you miss me. Don't you miss me? At least a little bit? All the other people on the fluxlist love me. They've sent me letters. You want to be just like them don't you? You want to fit in, don't you? Don't you? All letters will be compiled into a bookish form and sent to all participants. Deadline:June 1'st, 2001 send to: Robert Fontenot 32 gorham st somerville Ma 02144 usa Please forward this message to Everyone __ Do You Yahoo!? Yahoo! Auctions - buy the things you want at great prices http://auctions.yahoo.com/
FLUXLIST: May 19 @ FUN: DOUGLAS DAVIS FRANK GEHRY
Please join me for this very *Special Live Performance* on Saturday, May 19 (7-11pm) with video artist Douglas Davis +architect Frank Gehry @ FUN, 130 Madison Street, NYC regards, Cristine Wang
FLUXLIST: May 19 @ FUN: DOUGLAS DAVIS FRANK GEHRY
Please join me for this very *Special Live Performance* on Saturday, May 19 (7-11pm) with video artist Douglas Davis +architect Frank Gehry @ FUN, 130 Madison Street, NYC regards, Cristine Wang Title: MAY 19 AT FUN, 130 MADISON ST, NYC *For Immediate Release* Saturday, May 19 (7-11 pm) @ FUN, 130 Madison Street, New York City / F-train to East Broadway / Lower East Side D O U G L A S D A V I S F R A N K G E H R Y "T e r r i b l e B e a u t y V I I" * L i v e P e r f o r m a n c e s * --(Electronica + Spoken Word)-- Live Mixing by DJ's Adam Jano + Roland organised by: CRISTINE WANG sponsors: NY ARTS magazine, SPECTRA DIGITAL, KIM VIDEO, FOTOGRAFISK CENTER/THE DIGITAL ROOM, COPENHAGEN *Please join us for a Special Live Performance* "An Evolving Work of Meta-Media Theater in which You play an active, critical role EACH TIME the story leaps into a new phase in a new city led by the new man or woman above...PUSHING THE ARTIST ASIDE, TURNING HIM, HIS GENDER, AND HIS BRAINS INSIDE OUT... and laying final claim to his precious oh too precious, virginal ID,In this action you will play many roles, as Voyeur, as Playwright, as Reader/Critic, as Actor (yes you can read lines in company with a global cast of volunteers, whom you can already see, hear, and scent below) ... and in so doing you will join the twisting, Moebius-strip virtuality of the new century, where nothing will ever stand still for long...but twist, twist, twist twist twist " --Douglas Davis You are invited to participate and be present at this very special: **new media thriller** the plot unfolding before you on webvideo livevideo 7-foot Spectra Digital Cammjet Images monologues, duologues, in your face, at your back, dancing with your virtual self, vote for the Fronts in the End with your Front or for the Backs with your Back, on the big screen, let it all be decided CURATOR: CRISTINE WANG SPONSORS: NEW YORK ARTS MAGAZINE SPECTRA DIGITAL KIM VIDEO FOTOGRAFISK CENTER/THE DIGITAL ROOM, COPENHAGEN Please join us for a very special evening of live performances with artist, theorist, performer, teacher + writer, DOUGLAS DAVIS, who has played an active role in contemporary art since the 1960's. A pioneer of video in the 1970's, and web art in the 1990's, his "live" satellite performance/video/web pieces are seminal exercises in the use of interactive technology as a medium for art + communications. In 1977 he joined with Nam June Paik + Joseph Beuys for the first live international satellite telecast by artists, transmitted from Documenta 6in Kassel, West Germany. Davis' pioneering work with interactivity has evolved with new technologies. His ongoing interactive project for the World Wide Web, entitled The World's First Collaborative Sentence, was commissioned by the Lehman College/CUNY Art Gallery and is in the collection of the Whitney Museum of American Art, New York. "Metabody"(The World's First Collaborative Visions of the Beautiful), 1997, collection George H. Waterman III, website co-sponsored and hosted by P.S.1/The Institute of Contemporary Art, NYC;Herbert F. Johnson Museum, Cornell University, Ithaca, New York; Municipal Gallery and Museum, Reyjkavik, Iceland; Center for Contemporary Art, Warsaw; Donajski Digtal Gallery, Warsaw shows you hundreds of bodies sent from all cultures. "Terrible Beauty", an evolving work of interactive global theater (on-going since 1997), uses the bodies and faces on the web as theatrical partners. And now, "Moralpornography.com",which just opened in Copenhagen, Denmark, will scandalize our mayor,delight you, and reform heterosexuality forever. As an artist/performer, Davis confronts the anonymity and passivity of technological production and reception, establishing an intimate, interactive dialogue with the viewer as a forum for intellectual and moral debate. Articulating his approach to video, Davis writes: "Television is usually considered a public medium, but because of the way it is experienced -- in a personal space -- it is in fact quite private. When I began to work overtly with the medium, I acted out of the same sense of intimacy, this time on the other side of the screen." The author of several books, including Artculture: Essays on the Post-Modern (1977) and The Museum Impossible: Architecture and Culture in the Post-Pompidou Era (1990), and The Five Myths of Television Power. Davis has been a critic for Newsweek and contributor of essays, opinions and fiction to the New York Times, Artforum, Art in America, The Village Voice, and The New York Press. Davis received a B.A. from American University and an M.A. from Rutgers University. He is the recipient of numerous awards, including fellowships from the National Endowment for the Arts, the Rockefeller Foundation, and the Deutscher Akademischer Austauschdienst (D.A.A.D.); he was artist-in-residence at the TV Lab at WNET/Thirteen, New York, and a Fulbright Scholar at the State University of the Humanities in Moscow.
