Re: FLUXLIST: a query- r THE ASSAULT ON CULTUE--Beretrand you may know this--
NEVER READ IT BUT WOULD LIKE TO YOU SHOULD SCAN IT AND MAKE A PDF AND SEND IT TO ME CRISPIN --- David-Baptiste Chirot <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: - Dear Friends & Fellow Workers-- i was wondering if any one else has read Stewart Home's book THE ASSAULT ON CULTURE From Letrrisme to Neoism and Class War it has two very interesting chapters on Fluxus and then moves from there into Mail Art a bit i first read it about fifteen years ago--is nice to read it now that am involved for some years with Fluxlist etc-- (though i do not really consider myself "fluxus" in the sense i don't care for labels as then one is stuck, limmited--) i thought might be interesting for discussions-- he writes in avery aggressive tone--i have also read one of his novels written in a style i think borrowed quite a bit from Richard Allen's, whose work is brought up in ASSAULT-- also i have been going through some things at home re the Budhist aspects of Fluxus esp in the USA i think was more interest in this? Geroge brecht/Dick Higgins' versionn of the T"SING HSIN MinH (sp, sorry don't have it with me) also a few months ago i saw the film APOTHEOSIS that John Lennon and Yoko Ono did--it's a really good film! is a cmaera sent up in a hot air baloon, what it sees during its ascent, the views of land beloow--the sky-- the illusion of it being solely the camera aboard the balloon is shattered when a hand comes into view--so you know a human or two also aboard-- i thought it was very lovely fiilm, very meditative--and the views from the ballon made me thinkof the magnificewnt opening sequence with the balloon in Tarkovsky's film ANDREI RUBLEV-- if yu ever get a chance to see/rent/borrow etc this--i would recommend it-- onwo/ards! david-baptiste the sky here doina fluxus event: snowing! in powdery flakes--wind swept-- - Claim your Space NOW! Have fun sharing blogs, photos and music lists online. = PLEASE CHECK OUT MY NEW WEBSITE http://www.crispinwebb.com __ Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Mail - 250MB free storage. Do more. Manage less. http://info.mail.yahoo.com/mail_250
FLUXLIST: Belated Thank You
Title: Belated Thank You Sol, It’s great that you’ve picked up the ball and its good that you’ve also convinced Allen (did he need convincing?) to pass the archive on to you. More than those on the list will appreciate your initiative. Ray ... from way out here at edge> and the home of zing>
Re: FLUXLIST: a query- r THE ASSAULT ON CULTUE--Beretrand you may know this--
On Jan 20 2005, at 15:14, David-Baptiste Chirot wrote: i was wondering if any one else has read Stewart Home's book THE ASSAULT ON CULTURE From Letrrisme to Neoism and Class War Yes. Stewart is rather controversial in some circles (no jerks). I'm sure Sol may have a few words to say... (sorry to put you on the spot Sol) Rod --- Now playing: George Ivanovitch Gurdjieff (1866-1949) - Wire B/1
Re: FLUXLIST: just wondering
On Jan 20 2005, at 12:26, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: when a person is hit by a freight train does he or she feel like they have the flu? No, dear...they had the flew. --- Now playing: George Ivanovitch Gurdjieff (1866-1949) - No. 78, First Series If electricity comes from electrons, does morality come from morons?
Re: Re: FLUXLIST: just wondering
That depends. Is the person facing the oncoming train or facing away? > > From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Date: 2005/01/20 Thu PM 01:26:50 EST > To: FLUXLIST@scribble.com > Subject: Re: FLUXLIST: just wondering > > when a person is hit by a freight train does he or she feel like they have > the flu? > >
FLUXLIST: a query- r THE ASSAULT ON CULTUE--Beretrand you may know this--
Dear Friends & Fellow Workers-- i was wondering if any one else has read Stewart Home's book THE ASSAULT ON CULTURE From Letrrisme to Neoism and Class War it has two very interesting chapters on Fluxus and then moves from there into Mail Art a bit i first read it about fifteen years ago--is nice to read it now that am involved for some years with Fluxlist etc-- (though i do not really consider myself "fluxus" in the sense i don't care for labels as then one is stuck, limmited--) i thought might be interesting for discussions-- he writes in avery aggressive tone--i have also read one of his novels written in a style i think borrowed quite a bit from Richard Allen's, whose work is brought up in ASSAULT-- also i have been going through some things at home re the Budhist aspects of Fluxus esp in the USA i think was more interest in this? Geroge brecht/Dick Higgins' versionn of the T"SING HSIN MinH (sp, sorry don't have it with me) also a few months ago i saw the film APOTHEOSIS that John Lennon and Yoko Ono did--it's a really good film! is a cmaera sent up in a hot air baloon, what it sees during its ascent, the views of land beloow--the sky-- the illusion of it being solely the camera aboard the balloon is shattered when a hand comes into view--so you know a human or two also aboard-- i thought it was very lovely fiilm, very meditative--and the views from the ballon made me thinkof the magnificewnt opening sequence with the balloon in Tarkovsky's film ANDREI RUBLEV-- if yu ever get a chance to see/rent/borrow etc this--i would recommend it-- onwo/ards! david-baptiste the sky here doina fluxus event: snowing! in powdery flakes--wind swept-- Claim your Space NOW! Have fun sharing blogs, photos and music lists online.
FLUXLIST: FW: __ U B U W E B __ Recent Additions :: Winter 2005
> Dear Freinds & Fellow Workers-- a great many things to see/hear-- lot of fluxus--Something Else Presss and much more >__ U B U W E B __ >http://ubu.com > > >-- >Recent Additions :: Winter 2005 >-- > > > >--- RECENT FEATURES --- > > >The Great Bear Pamphlets > >UbuWeb is pleased to host the entire run of the legendary chapbooks produced by Something >Else? Press from 1965-1967. Long out-of-print and rarely seen, UbuWeb has reformatted all >twenty titles into new PDF editions. Featuring titles by: Allan Kaprow, Bengt af >Klintberg, David Antin, George Brecht, Philip Corner, Robert Filliou, Al Hansen, Dick >Higgins, Alison Knowles, Jackson Mac Low, Various Manifestos, Claes Oldenburg, Dieter >Roth, Jerome Rothenberg, Luigi Russolo, Wolf Vostell, Emmett Williams, The Zaj Group, >John Cage and others. > > >Gregory Whitehead: A 20 Year Survey > >A comprehensive twenty-year survey of MP3s, comprised of 52 tracks, varying in length >from a few minutes to over an hour. Several of the pieces are heard here for the first >time; others were commissioned by the BBC, NPR and New American Radio; many are live >air-checks and full-length radio-plays. Also included in this survey are several pieces >of writing by Whitehad on the subject radio, ranging from interviews to manifestoes. > > >The Tape-beatles, Public Works, PhonoStatic Cassettes > >UbuWeb announces the launch of the Public Works archive, consisting of digitial transfers >of dozens of cassettes, LPs, and CDs into MP3s. The Tape-beatles are a collaboration of >varying membership that make music and audio art recordings, "expanded cinema" >performances, videos, printed publications, and works in other media. They work under the >aegis of Public Works Productions. PhotoStatic was a magazine, a periodical series of >printed works, that focused on xerography (photocopy) as a creative medium. Founded in >1983, the title continued in some form until as late as 1998. A companion publication on >audio cassette was dubbed PhonoStatic, with the inaugural issue appearing in 1984. In >all, ten cassette issues were released at roughly six-month intervals, culminating with >the "Audio Collage" cassette in 1989. The complete PhonoStatic cassette archive is >available on UbuWeb. > > >The Dial-A-Poem Poets > >The latest additions to UbuWeb's collection of legendary downtown New York LPs produced >in the 70s and 80s by John Giorno include: You're The Guy I Want To Share My Money With, >William S. Burroughs / John Giorno, A Diamond Hidden in the Mouth of a Corpse, and John >Giorno & Anne Waldman. Artists on these discs include: Laurie Anderson, John Giorno, >William S. Burroughs, Anne Waldman, Hüsker Dü, Cabaret Voltaire, David Johansen, >Diamanda Galas, Jessica Hagedorn, David van Tieghem, Coil, Michael Gira, and Sonic Youth. >(MP3) > > >Live To Air: Artist's Sound Works (1982) > >"Live to Air" comprises an international compilation of artists' sound works. Forty-five >artists were invited to make a work for the context of Audio Arts Magazine with an >approximate duration of five minutes. Originally produced on three Dolby cassettes, this >out-of-print compilation includes artists such as Dan Graham, Vito Acconci, Barbara Ess, >Art & Language, Lawrence Weiner, Jack Goldstein, Dieter Roth, Tom Marioni, Les Levine and >Marina Abramovic and many others. Includes scans of original liner notes and artwork. > > >Yves Klein "Selected Writings, 1928-1962" > >Originally published by the Tate Gallery in 1974, this collection of aphorisms, stories >and photographs documents the trajectory of a lifetime's worth of thought from the great >French conceptual artist. From the introduction: "Klein's work lends itself very well to >this mode of presentation. Although immensely varied in its means it seems to divide into >sections naturally and with unusual clarity as if it were the chapters of a book, each >chapter pressing home one particular point. This characteristic does not, of course, rob >Klein's art of subtlety, mystery or ambiguity-quite the reverse; it is perhaps the result >of his trenchant, often theatrical or ritualistic modes of _expression_. Certain of his >activities have, therefore, a quality which makes them at once memorable, mythical and >self-defining. At the same time they are all concerned with a single constellation of >ideas." > > >Andreas Ammer: Selection of Hörspiele, 1993-1999. > >Originally produced for German radio (Westdeutscher Rundfunk, Bayerischer Rundfunk, >WDR3). Includes two collaborations with FM Einheit: Radio Inferno (1993) and Crashing >Aeorplanes and three collaborations with Console: Heimat & Technik Das Heidegger-Bootleg >(2000) The Official Olympic Bootleg (2000) and Bugs & Beats & Beasts (1999). > > >Gertrude Stein's "Geography and Plays" > >In an ongoing celebration of the roughly 100th anniversary of Gertrude Stein's Geography >and Plays, softpalate (www.softpalate.or
Re: FLUXLIST: PLEASE SEND MORE PHOTOS
http://www.blogger.com/profile/4817368 I think that will give you a photo of me. ex posto facto & all the other 'also known as' names I mail art from = 1994-2004 10 Years of Fluxus Bucks! Surprising the Network one Fluxus Buck at a time... Mail me art---or a request for Fluxus Bucks! Dr. Victoria Fluxbuxenstein p.o. box 495522 Garland, TX 75049-5522 USA __ Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Mail - You care about security. So do we. http://promotions.yahoo.com/new_mail
Re: FLUXLIST: just wondering
when a person is hit by a freight train does he or she feel like they have the flu?
Re: FLUXLIST: fluxlist.com updated
Alan wrote: > pity we lost the fluxlist folk in NYC - i wonder if allen will give us it? I've been in touch with Allen and he has promised me all the fluxlist material he used to host...hopefully I'll get it next week. cheers, Sol.
Re: FLUXLIST: fluxlist.com updated
pity we lost the fluxlist folk in NYC - i wonder if allen will give us it?
FLUXLIST: fluxlist.com updated
Hi all, Glad to see you like the idea of fluxlist.com I've just uploaded the first batch of archived sites, more to come, always more to come. I have a list of what needs doing. You'll also see documentation for the mp3 based projects we did way back when. I saved all the documentation from these and this is the first time these compositions have been made publicly available. If you remember the URLs of old projects please let me know them...I don't think I've forgotten anything but you never know. It's funny to look at these old sites now..they look quite dated..like getting old clothes out of the wardrobe! Oh, Cecil thanks for the offer of hosting but I bought 100Mb for this which should be okay. I just uploaded 27mb of archived sites so I think I should have enough space for the moment. Alan, didn't realise you had the old companion site, nevermind the more the better. cheers, Sol.
