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[subject music] 1. whistle: three sound(s). 2. happy: five sound(s). 3. hum: three sound(s). 4. tacet. 5. polka: four sound(s). 6. G.P. 7. slurp: one sound. 8. cocoa: five sound(s). Repeat, as long as needed. 03.24.06
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center the settle the score the cardboard the elegance the floral the crated the indignant the rapier the finesse the downtime the tidy the tidiness the importance the innumerable the fortified the crammed the youth the sporting the indicative the bravura the contempt the floral the artifice the comma the mink the flea the soma the indefatigable the sheila e. murphy
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TARsuse! ... i WIILLL!! Now to your Qs: So far as I understand it BFI, IFB and even IFSEQ (Institute of Fluxus in South East Queensland) are one and the same but Ill stand corrected but the Institute concerned with FLUXUS is based in Brisbane _ perhaps its director might help you out here via the list; As for whos up that is a matter for the Institute Im mostly concerned with a dinner ingredient for 18/02/05 @ 7ish News will be forthcoming via updates onhttp://www.trevallyn.com/zF_story.htm (stuff there already) and Ill post other stuff to the list if there is ANYinterest; As for prestidigitatingFLUXTER that sort of thing is up to the Institute BUT its a GOODidea and perhaps it could be an international award with nominations being made via the list?? AND voting could even be via the list?? Watch THISspace RAy ... from way out here at the WORLDSedge and the home of ZENzing Cc: ZINGfish people On Sunday, February 13, 2005, at 07:12 AM, suse wrote: ducky flux, sir, I hope you enjoy ravenously and playfully -- what sorts of awards are issued? --who's up? And is it the BFI or the Institute of Fluxus in Brisbane. IF in Brisbane-- love to hear big news from the event some sparkle on this dreary warring world I'll check in yer menu Will? BFI BIF IF/etc? be presenting?the prestigious prodigiously prestidigitating Fluxster of the year award? Suse? - Original Message - From: Ray Norman To: FLUXLIST Sent: Saturday, February 12, 2005 9:38 AM Subject: FLUXLIST: ZINGfish Tale Well Im going to Brisbane on the 18/02/05 to attend the INAUGURALdinner for the presentation of awards sponsored by the Brisbane FLUXUS Institute. Ill be taking a MENUcomponent from WORLDSedge and the thread is starting to evolve http://www.trevallyn.com/zingFISH.htm Ray ... from way out here at WORLDSedge and the home of ZENzing ?
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(doesn't seem like this was forwarded previously, apologies if it was ~m) From: Ben Vautier [EMAIL PROTECTED] Date: Sun Feb 6, 2005 12:03:43 PM America/Chicago To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: [Newsletter Ben] FLUXUS Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] THIS IS A SMALL FLUXUS LETTER TO REMEMBER EMILY THE BRIDGE Emily built a beautiful bridge between down town Broadway and Venice and another between Venice and Nice Just like in a good science fiction movie you could get on the bridge from Gate One the last steps from her Broadway gallery and find yourself on Gate Two on top of the famous Venice Rialto bridge To build such a bridge you don't need stones or steel but details and moments and Emily was a specialist in accumulating moments words details observations To keep the bridge there we must just remember them So I remember Emily, she used to eat with us on the terrace in the sun and talk about ecology. I remember Emily with her funny little hats I remember Emily accepting a show of mine in N.Y. in witch I proposed to brake up America and give Alabama to the Senegal I remember Emily as a great organiser deciding when to live, what to show I remember an Emily who loved deciding I remember Emily falling in love for new born cats I remember Emily journeying with all the show in a suitcase I remember of an Emily a bit correct but a bit stingy On who pays for the drinks I remember Emily saying she came straight down from the Mayflower bunch I remember Emily talking about swimming in cold water I remember Emily et ses rires d'enfant I remember son émerveillement devant les genêts si parfumés de Pierrefeu (your turn all of you now to remember ) I remember SOME OTHER FLUXUS NEWS The project of a Fluxus meeting festival in Rue de Seine of Paris Is always on my mind Two or three gallerys are always eager to show the Fluxus works Problem : problem is time, energy, and work I am afraid of too much stress I am jealous of Ben Patterson journeying around the world taking the Transiberian. Hee never stops Knizac invited me to go to Pragues. Why not? Prague is a beautiful town and full of beautiful women I am afraid of drinking too much beer I saw a fantastic photo of WALTER Marchetti with a piano covered WITH fruits Everybody came to eat on the piano Michaud Has still remaining some edition of the Fluxus THROW AWAY PHOTO edition. Its a great piece. And cheap In Europe where ever you go you fall nos days on a John Armleder show - Swiss power. I Received a fantastic Fluxus open letter from Allen Bukoff, Michigan I will with his authorisation put it on the net on my Fluxus page In a few days. Go and read it its on the fluxus tongue http://www.ben-vautier.com/ The Fluxus room in Beaubourg show son et lumieres was with La Monte Young's room the best room in the show Charles Dreyfus is in Perpignan walking around In Genova (italy)George Brecht works are getting more and more expensive. Sometimes you wonder if they are just instruction cords or real works Passing by Milano I had a beautiful meal or spaghetti with Gino and Viviana and Gallery Depardieu shows Giuseppe Chiari in Nice (with Pedrini Collection) Fluxus artists don't stop doing shows, talks, concerts Erik Andersen is one of those I love receiving Jean Toche's letter witch I collect preciously Some day Somebody should compile all his letters together in a big box or book and send it to Bush as a present. Fluxus favorites at the Moderna Museet in Danmark In Nice, Brandi, Kristof and Bataillard play so insupportable badly that could be Fluxus I am interested in what I would call post Fluxus situation that is to say all this young artist full of ideas about life and art For instance Jean Mas, who is interested in showing a little (in french : P) Sometimes I call them attitude art Jacques Lizene de Liège is one of them I received a fantastic book by Gabor Toth. Full of his art limit ideas. I was quite jealous I am suppose to comment Fluxus'films of Paik and others at Beaubourg in a few days I don't know what really to say Maybe I just say that. Clavez in Paris is doing a god university job informing everybody In France about Fluxus. I feel sometimes he forget Nice but Nice was important. It would be find if he could bring out the book at a sometime Fluxus show in Rue de Seine in Paris Takako's joint work with George Brecht at a fair of Bologna was fantastic. Full of imperceptible details and had lots of sucess (lara vincy gallery) In France Berguez died. People don't know about him but he was very close to Fluxus sending mail art about life and sex Maciunas is becoming a myth. Daniella Palazzoli talks about meeting with him in New York in a epistolic way as if she met jesus Jacques Pinaud the artist has lost his memory it is his last Fluxus piece. In french I received this letter from Catherine his wife about him Jacques est très calme et serein. Il a souhaité avoir un réveil
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Well it may be of interest to someone that, out here on the edge, it will soon be possible to acquire a Masters in ALLsorts of WEIRDstuff and even a PHD via zingHOUSE and its affiliation with FLUXUStrevallyn and the newly founded FLUXUSinstituteTREVALLYN and its fledgling (evolving?) liaison with the BRISBANE FLUXUS INSTITUTE. Notification of Call For Enrolments will be out soon Ray ... from way out here at the WORLDSedge and the home of ZENzing message I got earlier: From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Date: Fri Feb 4, 2005 12:19:51 PM Australia/Melbourne To: FLUXLIST@scribble.com Subject: Re: FLUXLIST: Mime-Version: 1.0 Reply-To: FLUXLIST@scribble.com In a message dated 1/28/05 4:59:19 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: So, might I ask - what exactly is the Institute of Fluxus? Are you on line? or do you have examples of what you do? all I want to know is --can I get an instant degree from there? Madawg
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-I would just like to say that on these dark mornings when I awake and stumble in to my clothes I often find they are all inside out! Latest images uploaded to A.1.Mail Archive include rare photos of Serge Segay using himself as a printing press and Henning Mittendorf as a Big League star as well as other gems. Michael http://a1mailart.blogspot.com/ -- [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: This is a BCC copy of a message sent to [EMAIL PROTECTED] - 100(11) Instruction Works www.ikatun.com/100-11/ - Tonight iKatun kicks off 7a*11d's 5th International Perf- ormance Art Festival with the performance of the first of eleven instruction works. This performance will take place at 7PM at the opening reception for the festival at 401 Richmond St., Toronto, Canada. Each day of the festival, iKatun will be performing one instruction work somewhere in Toronto from those submitted to the project website: www.ikatun.com/100-11/ Tonight, iKatun will infiltrate the opening reception for the festival with the below instruction: DAY #1: INSTRUCTION #42 -- the Grotesque A person [or a few persons] enters - a stage or something - and stops. Then slowly starts taking off the shirt, slowly turning it inside out and then putting it back on again. This goes on until all garments are turned inside out. When fin- ished the performer exits. If performed by more than one the performance can be organized so that the performers are taking off and turning different clothes inside out at the same time (somone takes of shirt as someone takes of trousers as someone etc). Submitted by Robert Ek [ http://bekant.org/ ], Sweden, 2004-09-29 12:27:43 - WAYS TO PARTICIPATE: CONTRIBUTE AN INSTRUCTION WORK: www.ikatun.com/100-11/ WATCH THE WEBCAST by INTERACCESS Video will be posted each day http://www.interaccess.org/ia.php?pg=kanarinka READ THE BLOG Photos and log will be posted each day www.ikatun.com/100-11/ WALK WITH US TO PERFORM OR OBSERVE Meet any day for the next 10 days at 9AM at the coffee shop at 401 Richmond St, Toronto, Canada. Each performance first involves a walk to an undetermined destination - wear good shoes. - = It's another blog! http://flobberlob.blogspot.com/ ___ALL-NEW Yahoo! Messenger - all new features - even more fun! http://uk.messenger.yahoo.com
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This is a BCC copy of a message sent to [EMAIL PROTECTED] - 100(11) Instruction Works www.ikatun.com/100-11/ - Tonight iKatun kicks off 7a*11d's 5th International Perf- ormance Art Festival with the performance of the first of eleven instruction works. This performance will take place at 7PM at the opening reception for the festival at 401 Richmond St., Toronto, Canada. Each day of the festival, iKatun will be performing one instruction work somewhere in Toronto from those submitted to the project website: www.ikatun.com/100-11/ Tonight, iKatun will infiltrate the opening reception for the festival with the below instruction: DAY #1: INSTRUCTION #42 -- the Grotesque A person [or a few persons] enters - a stage or something - and stops. Then slowly starts taking off the shirt, slowly turning it inside out and then putting it back on again. This goes on until all garments are turned inside out. When fin- ished the performer exits. If performed by more than one the performance can be organized so that the performers are taking off and turning different clothes inside out at the same time (somone takes of shirt as someone takes of trousers as someone etc). Submitted by Robert Ek [ http://bekant.org/ ], Sweden, 2004-09-29 12:27:43 - WAYS TO PARTICIPATE: CONTRIBUTE AN INSTRUCTION WORK: www.ikatun.com/100-11/ WATCH THE WEBCAST by INTERACCESS Video will be posted each day http://www.interaccess.org/ia.php?pg=kanarinka READ THE BLOG Photos and log will be posted each day www.ikatun.com/100-11/ WALK WITH US TO PERFORM OR OBSERVE Meet any day for the next 10 days at 9AM at the coffee shop at 401 Richmond St, Toronto, Canada. Each performance first involves a walk to an undetermined destination - wear good shoes. -
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FYI http://www.Sillyweek.com/YOKO.ONO.EGGdrop.html Ray _from way out on the edge eMail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (when the servers up)
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http://www.catchment43.net/FLUXUS_trevallyn.htm Ray _from way out on the edge eMail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (when the servers up)
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I'll call my mom-her middle name is Mae
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may day arts and music festival in Jersey City 2pm - 2am http://www.111first.org/ Artists' Open Studios Children Adult Art Workshops Live Music Performance Events Come one, come all!
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Hello all! Well we at secretFLUXUStrevallyn have been playing with Drew¹s mugshot on the pretence, ruse even!, that it was good practice for worldSILLYweek. Well it has been that and it¹s been a bit of fun too. Well on the strength of all this we are proposing/asking/begging people to; 1. Mine the Internet for images of Launceston and Tasmania 2. Use them to do something with Photoshop or some kindred software to make a digitalPOSTCARD¹ (or to scan digitise one) for worldSILLYweek here in Launceston Tasmania; 3. Restrict each contribution to an A4 format size or similar; and 4. Send a contribution to secretFLUXUStrevallyn by eMail to [EMAIL PROTECTED] OR 5. Lodge contribution on your Website and simply send [EMAIL PROTECTED] the URL IF people do so we at secretFLUXUStrevallyn will, without fear or favour: 1. Record/document all contributions and put them up on http://www.SillyWeek.com; 2. Display hardcopy printouts during worldSILLYweek in Launceston Tasmania; 3. Place a digital and hardcopy record OF THE COLLECTION with the most appropriate public collection here in Launceston/Tasmania This invitation is made worldwide in accordance with the usual MAILart¹ terms. HOWEVER PLEASE NOTE: * There will be NO jury, NO selection, NO fee and NO returns; and * All submissions will be subject to the COPYfreely protocol which: * Allows copies to be made for NONcommercial purposes; AND * Asserts the authors¹ Moral Rights. SOME URLS WITH LAUNCESTON TASMANIAN IMAGES TO WORK WITH: * http://www.launceston.tas.gov.au/ * http://www.discoverlaunceston.com/ * http://images.statelibrary.tas.gov.au/Search/Search.asp?Letter=CSubject=Ci ty+views+-+Tasmania+-+Launceston+-+History+-+1851-1901+-+Photo+graphs http://images.statelibrary.tas.gov.au/Search/Search.asp?Letter=Camp;Subjec t=City+views+-+Tasmania+-+Launceston+-+History+-+1851-1901+-+Photo+graphs * http://www.wwt.com.au/maps_north.htm * http://www.pbase.com/lambsfeathers/tasmania1 * http://www.pbase.com/sheila/tasmania AND * A Google Search for say _ Launceston Tasmania Photo tours _ will turn up all kinds of stuff BTW: Drew is now out TOP candidate for SILLYweek¹s digitalCLOWNprince image in progress http://www.sillyweek.com/A2_DREW.D_MAKEover.html * VOTE 1 for DREW * VOTE often for DREW * We need DREW for digitalCLOWNprince * When do we want him? * NOW!!! . Other candidate may stand but we think their chances would be very slim right now More as it comes, Ray 4 secretFLUXUStrevallyn _from way out on the edge eMail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (when the server¹s up) WEBsite: http://www.sillyweek.com worldSILLYweek 11 days of serious social transgression and serious pisstaking
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--- For may day I plan to take out my telescopic maypole and encourage folk to dance round on the platforms of stations, booking halls, cab ranks, car parks, behind the potting shed, between the lines, over the top, by a waterfall, underneath the arches, and everywhere mayday is celebrated. later, after much rejoicing, the pole will be sawn up and raffled at the mayfair here in rudheath. any may left over will be ground up and sold in bags and any left over wil be buried under the may tree and dug up next year. A.1.Waste paper Co. ltd. David-Baptiste Chirot [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: - Dear Freinds and Fellow Workesrs: was wondering if any one has any plans for May Day-- events planned, parades, posters, poses to srike, strikes to pose--songs to sing--costumes to don--over-the-top, underground, inside out, upside down--a day of MAYling-- May I?--Yes, you May!-- the May Pole-- (no May Tags . . . ?)-- so many things one cd do! `each in their own way, but all together--as part of International May Day-- take a holiday from May Day?-- make a counter May Day called Dismay Day? save anything with May 1 on it--? make May while the sun shines? honor Mae West? serious tributes to the Fallen--to the meaning of May Day--around the world-- must be a true wild multitude of suggestions-- a gathering of nuts in May! onwo/ards!--to the Barricades! (some may be on their ways to the bars also--) faites vos jeux, faites vos fetes! - From must-see cities to the best beaches, plan a getaway with the Spring Travel Guide! Yahoo! Messenger - Communicate instantly...Ping your friends today! Download Messenger Now http://uk.messenger.yahoo.com/download/index.html
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There are some things I may do I'm not sure yet Visit The Poetry Zone http://www.poetryzone.co.uk -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of michael leigh Sent: 28 April 2004 15:02 To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: FLUXLIST: on the subject of--anyone's plans for MAY DAY EVENTS? --- For may day I plan to take out my telescopic maypole and encourage folk to dance round on the platforms of stations, booking halls, cab ranks, car parks, behind the potting shed, between the lines, over the top, by a waterfall, underneath the arches, and everywhere mayday is celebrated. later, after much rejoicing, the pole will be sawn up and raffled at the mayfair here in rudheath. any may left over will be ground up and sold in bags and any left over wil be buried under the may tree and dug up next year. A.1.Waste paper Co. ltd. David-Baptiste Chirot [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: - Dear Freinds and Fellow Workesrs: was wondering if any one has any plans for May Day-- events planned, parades, posters, poses to srike, strikes to pose--songs to sing--costumes to don--over-the-top, underground, inside out, upside down--a day of MAYling-- May I?--Yes, you May!-- the May Pole-- (no May Tags . . . ?)-- so many things one cd do! `each in their own way, but all together--as part of International May Day-- take a holiday from May Day?-- make a counter May Day called Dismay Day? save anything with May 1 on it--? make May while the sun shines? honor Mae West? serious tributes to the Fallen--to the meaning of May Day--around the world-- must be a true wild multitude of suggestions-- a gathering of nuts in May! onwo/ards!--to the Barricades! (some may be on their ways to the bars also--) faites vos jeux, faites vos fetes! - From must-see cities to the best beaches, plan a getaway with the Spring Travel Guide! Yahoo! Messenger - Communicate instantly...Ping your friends today! Download Messenger Now http://uk.messenger.yahoo.com/download/index.html
FLUXLIST: on the subject of--anyone's plans for MAY DAY EVENTS?
Dear Freinds and Fellow Workesrs: was wondering if any one has any plans for May Day-- events planned, parades, posters, poses to srike, strikes to pose--songs to sing--costumes to don--over-the-top, underground, inside out, upside down--a day of MAYling-- May I?--Yes, you May!-- the May Pole-- (no May Tags . . . ?)-- so many things one cd do! `each in their own way, but all together--as part of International May Day-- take a holiday from May Day?-- make a counter May Day called Dismay Day? save anything with May 1 on it--? make May while the sun shines? honor Mae West? serious tributes to the Fallen--to the meaning of May Day--around the world-- must be a true wild multitude of suggestions-- a gathering of nuts in May! onwo/ards!--to the Barricades! (some may be on their ways to the bars also--) faites vos jeux, faites vos fetes! From must-see cities to the best beaches, plan a getaway with the Spring Travel Guide!
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Sex and Violence Two: an Unscheduled Fluxconcert Royal College of Music Prince Consort Road London February 17, 2003 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Venues: Prince Consort Road, Room 90, Recital Hall, Rehearsal Rooms Street Piece by Alison Knowles, 1962 Three Window Events by George Brecht, 1961 Rainbow No. 2 for Orchestra by Ay-O, date unknown For a Drummer, Fluxversion 4, by George Brecht, 1966 Sonate for Piano (1) by Henning Christiansen, date unknown Lemon by Ken Friedman, 1966 Theres Music in My Shoes by Davi Det Hompson, 1972 Duet for Full Bottle and Wine Glass by George Maciunas, 1962 Choice 3 by Robert Bozzi, 1966 Music for Two Players by Mieko Shiomi, 1963 Bit Part for Audience by Larry Miller, 1969 Bens Striptease by Ben Vautier, 1964 Roy Rogers Event by Peter Frank, 1969 Painting to be Stepped On by Yoko Ono, 1960 _ It's fast, it's easy and it's free. Get MSN Messenger today! http://www.msn.co.uk/messenger
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Hello everyone, My name is Lashna May, I am a visual artist interested in extending the visual experience to incorporate audio. I have joined Fluxlist because I was surfing the net in search of an on line community in the arts with similar interests and would like to participate to see if this is the place for me. _ Add photos to your e-mail with MSN 8. Get 2 months FREE*. http://join.msn.com/?page=features/photospgmarket=en-caRU=http%3a%2f%2fjoin.msn.com%2f%3fpage%3dmisc%2fspecialoffers%26pgmarket%3den-ca
Re: Subject: FLUXLIST: brubaker's finest wearable gourds
Guys, I live about twenty-five miles south and east of Mt. Gilead, OH. I never heard of the gourd show until last year when a folk artist friend of mine told me about it. I went to see it and it was truly remarkable. I was born in Sparta, OH, Morrow County. Mt. Gilead is the county seat. I find it ironic that Fluxlisters are interested in a cultural event in Morrow County, OH. -Don _ Get MSN 8 Dial-up Internet Service FREE for one month. Limited time offer-- sign up now! http://join.msn.com/?page=dept/dialup
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The gourd show is a highlight of my year. I'll miss it this year, and I'm truly sad. (Have to go to Baltimore to do a couple performances) I'm a gourd head, yes indeed. John At 09:18 AM 9/22/2003 -0400, you wrote: Guys, I live about twenty-five miles south and east of Mt. Gilead, OH. I never heard of the gourd show until last year when a folk artist friend of mine told me about it. I went to see it and it was truly remarkable. I was born in Sparta, OH, Morrow County. Mt. Gilead is the county seat. I find it ironic that Fluxlisters are interested in a cultural event in Morrow County, OH. -Don _ Get MSN 8 Dial-up Internet Service FREE for one month. Limited time offer-- sign up now! http://join.msn.com/?page=dept/dialup __ Dr. John M. Bennett Curator, Avant Writing Collection Rare Books Manuscripts Library The Ohio State University Libraries 1858 Neil Av Mall Columbus, OH 43210 USA (614) 292-3029 [EMAIL PROTECTED] ___
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Just read that in italy, nobody was buying anything for 24 hours yesterday, and that it really worked! Tell us more, alan! and allan, hm, yes, well, you know... I'll send my trading cards ...soon. I will! Gourd art: 13'000 (!) hits on google... wearable gourds: 2 hits. I'm also intrigued! Yoko did it - but seemingly the public did not. They left her with her underwear on! O tempora o mores! http://www.a-i-u.net/cutpiece03_i.html A friend of mine tried to get there, He'll be back in switzerlabd and hopefully report about the whole thing. Seemingly, they gave 100 tickets to the press, the rest (200) was sold out within 2 hours and weeks before the whole thing started, though. Off to apply a little of the fluxus to my drawing a horizontal cut, scale 1/20, of the top floor of a housing project at uetlibergstrasse in zurich. georg Date: Tue, 16 Sep 2003 11:06:45 +0200 From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: FLUXLIST: brubaker's finest wearable gourds Gourd art? i'm intrigued off to apply a little of fluxus to my play= time coffee I am applying the Fluxus to my books, as well as sculpture, watercolors, and Gourd Art. -- Georg Birkner Dipl. Arch. ETH Roentgenstrasse 44 CH - 8005 Zürich fon: +41 (0)1 271 00 22 fax: 271 01 20 [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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On Wednesday, September 17, 2003, at 01:11 AM, Georg Birkner wrote: Just read that in italy, nobody was buying anything for 24 hours yesterday, and that it really worked! Tell us more, alan! and allan, hm, yes, well, you know... I'll send my trading cards ...soon. I will! Gourd art: 13'000 (!) hits on google... wearable gourds: 2 hits. I'm also intrigued! One of my favorite wearable gourd items are the gourd bras that Larry Sherman in southwestern OH made displayed at the American Gourd Fair in Mt Gilead OH in the late 80s. Not sure if he is still around in the gourd world but he was really on to something. If any of youse are interested in nuts bolts gourd how to here's an article Elizabeth Was I wrote in a previous lifetime: http://www.dreamtimevillage.org/gourds/lagenaria.html
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-- Date: Thu, 21 Aug 2003 12:41:11 -0400 From: John M. Bennett [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: FLUXLIST: translated quotes That's not French, Josh; it's actually Romanian. That must be why they=20 translated the way they did - Heh! the translation sound like the job done by Babelfish @Altavista - but wittier! Richard -- de-un-readable interviews with Yoko Ono http://www.jeclique.com/onoweb/august2003interviews.html __ Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! SiteBuilder - Free, easy-to-use web site design software http://sitebuilder.yahoo.com
Subject: FLUXLIST: Thanks
could it be that allen bukoff has been working hard in the background since death monster et al have left the building? welcome to all of you, fluxlisters of old and new. georg -- Georg Birkner Quellenstrasse 5 CH - 8005 Zürich [EMAIL PROTECTED] Von: Georg Birkner [EMAIL PROTECTED] Datum: Wed, 04 Jun 2003 19:04:42 +0200 An: Georg Birkner [EMAIL PROTECTED] Betreff: FW: FLUXLIST-digest V4 #158 Date: Tue, 3 Jun 2003 22:01:02 +0200 From: Ken Friedman [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: FLUXLIST: Thanks. Dear Allen, Ann, Alan, Bertrand, Jonah, Cie., Thanks for the warm welcome. It's a balmy early summer night in Sweden, and my friend Jacob is calling to join him for a walk. Best regards, Ken
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mecca cola. they seemingly sell it in huge numbers in germany and france - I had the first one here in zurich yesterday... tastes gd... I wonder if they already started to sell it to the us. http://www.mecca-cola.com/ -- Georg Birkner Quellenstrasse 5 CH - 8005 Zürich [EMAIL PROTECTED] dear all apart from 'baked alaska' does anyone know of any other recipes where = the name involves a place and the method of cooking? drinks too (don't ask it'll only result in groaning) al
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hi Fabrice, yes im in Bristol, its great to be in the south west. Theres not much on at the moment, having a quiet spell. an exhibition at the Arnolfini about how an artwork comes about should be fantastic, but before you get excited, its not. I will be going to Manchester on the 15th though for Priceless, is anyone else going to be there? zoe _ MSN Messenger - fast, easy and FREE! http://messenger.msn.co.uk
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on 21st december Carol Starr forwarded a message from Clement Paladin to fluxlist. I no longer have the original message but it was a call for mail art on the theme of immigration and workers rights. Deadline April 30 Address KARLA MATA 1699 7050 CARTAGO COSTA RICA CENTRAL AMERICA Sorry i dont know any more, i was hoping someone else would have more info. zoe _ Chat online in real time with MSN Messenger http://messenger.msn.co.uk
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Hi, have just managed to plough through inbox to clear backlog, Interesting stuff. I love the box thing sounds great and would love to be involved if possible. Is there any selection involved? How do I know if my work is suitably fluxy? As a new subscriber myself would be sad to lose others who want to subscribe to list, but impressed by integrity and seriousness of everyone involved in censorship issue. Things have become more interesting with something positive to focus on (the box). Liked the proposed guidelines for new subscribers and would also be interested in more info about existing subscribers. I know Im new here so maybe I shouldnt get involved, but was wondering if we could do a quick online version of flux box, with everyone e mailing a copy of their work to the list? Also was interested in the seed thing Brad was writing about. Can you tell me more? I have been making a work involving seeds in gelatin medicine capsules, and if it all works can post one to you. Happy new year, zoe _ MSN 8: advanced junk mail protection and 2 months FREE*. http://join.msn.com/?page=features/junkmail
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From: allen bukoff [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: welcome welcome to fluxlist what is your purpose in joining? .Our intent is obvious to those who can see. what do you hope to get out of fluxlist subscription? .Hope does not function in order to get things out of. allen bukoff one of severall fluxlist list administrators/owners .owner = dictatorial ape is this FLUXLIST or a list to act as pacifiers for the egos of a few marginal figures? Tell us allen, dear, how does it work? Several idiots project their own negativity + egos onto us, and we must either swallow crap and play along with their egos, or are censored? FLUXLIST is a simpleton gathering, or an art list? It does not matter how many times you unsubscribe us. You're attempting scapegoat murder in order to pacify the murderous impulses of a few simpletons. We are quite sure that this is not mutual support but idiocy. -- http://fastmail.fm - And now for something completely different...
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O. Excuse us--but we must have been mistaken. This is not a FLUXUS list. It is a pacifier for a few ignorant maniacs who cannot control themselves. New air? Yes, we are always for new air. But new air means overcoming old, murderous ape impulses and programmatic knee-jerks. And that requires real (art)work. Not passive-aggressive dictatorial idiocy. -- http://fastmail.fm - Send your email first class
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In the 1100's, Liebault said that humans have an energy that can react on someone else's energy, either at a distance or close by. According to Liebault, a person can have either an unhealthy or a healthy effect on someone else -- just by being present. `, . ` `k a r e i'? ' D42
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view: http://www.nextera.cz/nosice/2017.html info: http://brainwashed.com/h3o/trilogy/ + http://www.god-emil.dk/~dua42 tak. `, . ` `k a r e i'? ' D42
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: Hi, I will be very interested in reading more about this volume Richard I got Hannah's book last week and read it on the plane to the Paris Fluxus symposium and I can say that the book is great - it is easy to read, informative and gives some new and interesting insights into Fluxus. It should be top on anyone's list that is interested in Fluxus. Owen
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+ your history of an attitude bpm *** BIBIANA PADILLA MALTOS AVTEXTFEST general coordinator Paseo de Vista Hermosa #625 Mexicali, B.C., 21240 MEXICO 233 Paulin Ave. PMB. 7263 Calexico, Ca., 92231-2646 U.S.A. Original Message Follows From: Owen Smith [EMAIL PROTECTED] Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: Subject: FLUXLIST: more bookcases... Date: Tue, 26 Nov 2002 11:07:40 -0500 [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: Hi, I will be very interested in reading more about this volume Richard I got Hannah's book last week and read it on the plane to the Paris Fluxus symposium and I can say that the book is great - it is easy to read, informative and gives some new and interesting insights into Fluxus. It should be top on anyone's list that is interested in Fluxus. Owen _ The new MSN 8: smart spam protection and 2 months FREE* http://join.msn.com/?page=features/junkmail
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From: Rod Stasick [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: FLUXLIST: more bookcases... anyone out there reading the hannah higgins fluxus experience book? i just picked it up last night...as well Hi, I will be very interested in reading more about this volume Richard __ Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Mail Plus Powerful. Affordable. Sign up now. http://mailplus.yahoo.com
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Hi, richard, haven't had much chance to read it the past few days - just some skimming thru - been overhauling the computer + - but will get to it later this week, i think/hope. breve --- Richard Yloj [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: From: Rod Stasick [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: FLUXLIST: more bookcases... anyone out there reading the hannah higgins fluxus experience book? i just picked it up last night...as well Hi, I will be very interested in reading more about this volume Richard __ Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Mail Plus Powerful. Affordable. Sign up now. http://mailplus.yahoo.com __ Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Mail Plus Powerful. Affordable. Sign up now. http://mailplus.yahoo.com
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~~ The current NEEDS LIST (outlined): 1) TITLE: tractors 2) TITLE: beans 3) TITLE: birds ~~ /:b
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OK OK I got it - excuse the chatter!!! Kamen --- http://6digit.tripod.com See Dave Matthews Band live or win a signed guitar http://r.lycos.com/r/bmgfly_mail_dmb/http://win.ipromotions.com/lycos_020201/splash.asp
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i'm bored, stuck here in the gallery. what can i do to liven up my day without messing up the gallery, appearing to unprofessional (a bit too late! was the cry), scaring anybody who may come in? alan
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How have you come to be stuck in the gallery? Won't Emily let you leave? I guess she's tougher than she looks. I could bring a cake with a file in it if you think that will help. M -- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: FLUXLIST: irrelevant subject headings Date: Sat, Apr 13, 2002, 11:07 AM i'm bored, stuck here in the gallery. what can i do to liven up my day without messing up the gallery, appearing to unprofessional (a bit too late! was the cry), scaring anybody who may come in? alan
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bored, stuck here in gallery --- imagine each (one at a time) of the works coming alive --- entertaining you for the space of two minutesthen, a la badgergirl's listing, jot out your exchange or decide which one, if it truly did come alive, you'd want to spend any lengthier amount of time with ?
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Lay on the floor. Stare up at the ceiling. Try to imagine and feel the collective creative energy of the all the people who have ever been in that room.
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hi alan, what is a live it up guy from the high spots of venice doing locked up in a gallery?? lets see what you might do: 1. start writing the illustrated story of your life beginning with your earliest recollection. 2. knit a lap robe with the word FLUXUS knitted into the pattern in a contrasting colour. 3. make drawings of all the people that enter the gallery in a small notebook so as not to be noticed. 4. send lengthy posts to all your fluxlist friends one at a time. 5. meditiate and/or find a pub that delivers pints. bestests, carol :) xoxox [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: i'm bored, stuck here in the gallery. what can i do to liven up my day without messing up the gallery, appearing to unprofessional (a bit too late! was the cry), scaring anybody who may come in? alan -- carol starr taos, new mexico, usa [EMAIL PROTECTED] web: http://laplaza.org/~datastar/index.html
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Today in Rotten History Apr 9 1241 Mongols collect nine bags of ears after a battle with Henry, Duke of Poland, at Liegnitz [Liebnitz]. A feigned retreat separated the 500 Teutonic Knights from their infantry, and the Mongols slaughtered the entire infantry. Apparently you can fit 25,000 ears into nine bags. ...and you just wanted two On 4/13/02 11:07 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: i'm bored, stuck here in the gallery. what can i do to liven up my day without messing up the gallery, appearing to unprofessional (a bit too late! was the cry), scaring anybody who may come in? alan
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True Sleep Adventure #23 I dreamt that someone gave me a kitten that was completely covered in cuneiform It worries me. BadgerGirl
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Hey Sol - Haven't you seen those cuneiform outfits for kitties? An assortment of witty quotations is available in felt multiples by a Joseph Beuys wannabe. Maybe they don't have them in the U.K. Best, PK Sol Nte wrote: True Sleep Adventure #23 I dreamt that someone gave me a kitten that was completely covered in cuneiform It worries me. BadgerGirl Hey Meryl, this is way too cool to be true ;) Sol. BTW - how was the cuneiform put on, tattoos, branding, special fur?
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No, it really is true. The cuneiform was the pattern of it's coat (clearly this was a short haired cat). Orange and white it was. In the same dream, I dreamt my neigbor's landscaper put in a koi pond for me at no charge (because my neighbors are philistines). I hate remembering my dreams. I rarely do. M -- From: Sol Nte [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: FLUXLIST: no subject Date: Thu, Nov 22, 2001, 9:26 AM True Sleep Adventure #23 I dreamt that someone gave me a kitten that was completely covered in cuneiform It worries me. BadgerGirl Hey Meryl, this is way too cool to be true ;) Sol. BTW - how was the cuneiform put on, tattoos, branding, special fur?
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M? Mrrly one of the many flights of fantasy my overactive imagination engages in daily. Not meant to be catty. Your pard in pets, Prrrtisha meryl wrote: Meow! -- From: Patricia [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: FLUXLIST: no subject Date: Thu, Nov 22, 2001, 10:27 AM Hey Sol - Haven't you seen those cuneiform outfits for kitties? An assortment of witty quotations is available in felt multiples by a Joseph Beuys wannabe. Maybe they don't have them in the U.K. Best, PK Sol Nte wrote: True Sleep Adventure #23 I dreamt that someone gave me a kitten that was completely covered in cuneiform It worries me. BadgerGirl Hey Meryl, this is way too cool to be true ;) Sol. BTW - how was the cuneiform put on, tattoos, branding, special fur?
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On Thu, 22 Nov 2001, meryl wrote: No, it really is true. The cuneiform was the pattern of it's coat (clearly this was a short haired cat). Orange and white it was. oh... I'd pictured a hairless-kitten with cuneiform impressions... maybe this is something one might do with a turkey (?) I hate remembering my dreams. I rarely do. ah... but your dreams remember you! /:b
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art spam in the mail today... Date: Fri, 19 Oct 2001 13:55:59 +0100 To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (paulrobertson) Subject: This Season - on the subject of hats - part 1 of a new list from Heart Fine Art Ltd. This Season - on the subject of hats - everybody wants a piece of the action and our otherways indefatigable correspondent and idea man Monsieur Stephane Mallarme, is no exception - 'From the fact that at one human date they were put on heads, they will always be there. Whoever has put the like of them on once cannot take them off. The world will end, not the hat; probably it has existed from all time in an invisible state'. Translation courtesy of MI-6 - Alechinsky, Pierre Signed exhibition poster Saarland Museum Saarbrücken 1993 85 x 60 cm offset color lithograph, hand signed by the Cobra artist Alechinsky from an unnumbered museum edition of 50. Fine estate. Image on request. 95 uk pounds Ayres, Gillian Much is the force of a heaven bred poesy London: n.p., 1994 60 x 60 cm colour silkscreen on paper with handcolouring. Edition of 50. A typical, if late, tachiste work from the Soho based artist who held amongst her close friends Robyn Denny and Howard Hodgkin. Image on request. 500 uk pounds (Bataille, Georges). DIEU VIVANT. No.4. Liminaire de Marcel More. Paris: self-published, 1945. Large 8vo. 157pp. Original wrappers. Single number from the first year of this philosophically-oriented avant-garde revue. Contributions from G. Bataille, P. Klossowski, J.P. Sartre, M. More, et. al. One of 3500 copies on velin blanc, after 20 'du tete' examples. Very good+ estate. 50 uk pounds Bellany, John Untitled (Shipwreck) Port Seaton, n.p., 1991 45.7 x 38cm colour silkscreen on paper, signed and numbered from a small edition of 25. Bellany's populated, expressionist seascapes reflect his early experience amongst the fisherpeople of the Scottish East Coast. Fine estate. Image on request. 500 uk pounds Beuys, Joseph Honey Is Flowing Heidelberg: Edition Staeck, 1974 10.5 x 15 x 0.3cm silkscreen on transparent vinyl sheet. Unlimited edition with only 800 known to have been signed by the artist and a small numbered edition of 120 included in the collected Postkarten box (1974). The translucent amber colour of the card is reminiscent of honey reflecting Beuys' interest in it as an analogue of energy. During Honigpumpe am Arbeitsplatz Beuys had honey flow through convoluted piping around the room during his FIU lecture. Schellman 104. Scarce. 400 uk pounds Blake, Peter 'S' is for Sumo London: n.p., 1991 103 x 77.5cm colour silkscreen on paper. Signed and numbered from an edition of 95. One of a series of late pop-ster alphabet prints - others available. Image on request. 1,000 uk pounds Castro, Lourdes. 'Untitled' (catalogue). Basel: Galerie Felix Handschin, 1968. 21.3 x 29.6cm. Composed of four unnumbered leaves. Two b/w 'shadow-play' images + inserted offset florescent pink print by the artist. Comb-bound transparent acetate wrappers with silkscreened photo-based design by Castro. A scarce and attractive design work issued for this exhibition program. Castro is undoubtedly the most important Portuguese woman artist of the post-WWII era. Her activities included the establishment of the Paris-based KWY nouveau realiste-affiliated group, and its namesake journal. Minor (typical) warping to the ephemeral acetate wrappers, else a very good example. 60 uk pounds Dufrene, Francois. PRAGMETIQUE DU CRIRYTHM Napoli: V.A.C., Napoli, 1974. 12mo. 26pp. Original midnight blue wrappers. First edition of this uncommon bookwork by the influential sound poet and nouveau realiste. One of only 200 numbered examples issued. Light even sunning at spine, else a very good copy. 70 uk pounds Dumas, Marlene Handsigned portrait postcard with added drawn, self-portrait 13x18 cm offset litho postcard with photographic portrait of Dumas. Verso the artist has added a self-portrait sketch and signature. Thus unusual. Image on request. 200 uk pounds Fini, Leonor Handsigned postcard 14.8 x 10.5 cm offset litho postcard which has been hand signed verso by the artist. The image on the card is Dimanche apres-medi from 1981. 65 uk pounds Fini, Leonor Handsigned postcard 14.8 x 10.5 cm offset litho postcard which has been hand signed by the artist. The image on the card is Miss mit Nähmachine. 65 uk pounds Flanagan, Barry To the Poet London: n.p., 1989 59.4 x 63cm colour silkscreen on paper. Signed and numbered from a small edition of 30. Image on request. 525 uk pounds (Foucault, Michel). Rousseau, Jean-Jacques. DIALOGUES. Introduction: Michel Foucault. Paris: Librarie A. Colin, 1962. 8vo. 338pp. Printed wrappers. First edition thus of this keynote work from the seminal French philosopher and quintessential 'man of feeling' of the Romantic period. Here, Foucault contributes an 18 pages preface; surely routed through the like discursive methodology, which resulted in his first published work
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(CNN asks that you copy and e-mail this statement to whomever asks about it.) There is absolutely no truth to the information that is now distributed on the Internet that CNN used 10-year-old video when showing the celebrating of some Palestinians in East Jerusalem after the terror attacks in the U.S. The video was shot that day by a Reuters camera crew. CNN is a client of Reuters and like other clients, received the video and broadcast it. Reuters officials have publicly made the facts clear as well. The allegation is false. The source of the allegation has withdrawn it and apologized. It was started by a Brazilian student who now says he immediately posted a correction once he knew the information was not true. This is the statement by his university -- UNICAMP -- Universidad Estatal de Campinas-Brasil. Again, please read this -- and copy it -- and send it to anyone you know who may have the false information. Thank you. OFFICIAL STATEMENT by Universidad de Campinas-Brasil 17/09/01 UNICAMP (Universidad Estatal de Campinas-Brasil) would like to announce that it has no knowledge of a videotape from 1991, whose images supposedly aired on CNN showing Palestinians celebrating the terrorist attacks in the U.S. The tape was supposedly from 1991, and there were rumors that the images were passed off as current. This information was later denied, as soon as it proved false, by Márcio A. V. Carvalho, a student at UNICAMP. He approached the administration today, 17.09.2001, to clarify the following: -- the information he got, verbally, was that a professor from another institution (not from UNICAMP) had the tape; -- he sent the information to a discussion group e-mail list; -- many people from this list were interested in the subject and requested more details; -- he again contacted the person who first gave him the information and the person denied having the tape; -- the student immediately sent out a note clarifying what happened to the people from his e-mail list. The original message, however, was distributed all over the world, often with many distortions, including a falsified by-line article from the student. He affirms that a hacker attacked his domain. Several E-mails have been sent on his behalf and those dating from 15.09.2001 should be ignored. Among the distortions is the fact that UNICAMP would be analyzing the tape, which is absolutely false. The administration considers this alert definitive and will be careful to avoid new rumors.
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if i'm only seeking attention then why attack me? you are only encouraging me right? or are you and deborah just trying to seek attention for yourselves? jason At 10:44 PM -0700 5/27/01, FLUXLIST-digest wrote: if j.pierce is not seeking attention, why seven messages in the space of an hour? i think i am in favour of a more narrow scope for fluxlist just to limit the number of messages in my inbox. imagine if i only checked my email once a week, from an outside source. i'd have to sift thru hundreds of messages, most of which (including my own, i suppose) are nothing more than pissing matches. i have tried to offer assistance, when i was able, to questions pertaining to fluxus artists. i have used the board to post questions about topics that i was researching (a question about george brecht's cedilla store went unanswered last year, i recall). but recently i've given up reading the messages at all because they are so rarely on topic and therefore of little interest. the word 'narrow' has bad connotations, but one of the webs best features is that it can filter out the info we don't want. the list is not called 'art-list' or (worse) 'life-list'. it was created to give people interested in a certain topic an opportunity for information and discourse. i suspect that only the very loneliest of us would sign up for something called 'freeforalllist'. in terms of using this forum to distribute one's own art: yes, it's fantastic that artists have the means with which to create and share their work. this, however, does not make for better work (necessarily). it's like listening to karaoke sometimes. perhaps if contributors were to sit on their posts for a day, before sending. the next morning might reveal the previous days epic to be, well, a little lacking. some fights could be prevented this way also (as someone's mother undoubtedly told you count to ten). if this thinking is in any way oppressive, or in total contradiction to fluxlist, i can be removed without warning. there are a few things that i will miss, but these are becoming more and more rare - if only because i read less and less posts now. thanks, dave
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As we had had this topic some time ago. It is so beautifull to see Brad
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On Sat, 12 May 2001, { brad brace } wrote:
Hi! Would Loid please contact me regarding the pineapple sage. Good news!
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Hi! Would Loid please contact me regarding the pineapple sage. Good news! The Lady Slipper is up!
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Friday, May 4th a KOCH Progressive/Mi5 Recordings party will be held at the Stephan Gang Art gallery for May 4th 8:00 PM. Location is: Stephan Gang Art Gallery 522 West 20th between 10th and 11th 4th floor This is in celebration of Pop/Art/Music and Mi5/Koch Progressive to welcome the bands from the UK, Midge Ure, Jesus Jones, and those living stateside, Mercyside and the Blue Mockingbirds and master cellist Dave Eggers. It is a low key event. Mi5 Recordings, 6 NYU art graduates and Fluxus artists (the original New York, Yoko Ono/Lichenstein art movement) will supply the installations and art work. Members of the renown FLUX string quartet will be present and possibly will supply music, if I can iron out there differences (modern chamber music, and Bartok, Stravinski). There will be videos and art installations, and possibly an acoustic jam. Editors from Art in America and other prominent art journalists will be present. This is a welcoming party and is low key kind of BYOB thing. (Yes there will be alcohol!). The artists I have chosen are well known in New York but are young and up and coming. I would rather give new artists a space then those established in Soho and other areas. The link between art, pop music, and Britain is an important issue for us at Mi5 Recordings and KOCH Progressive, and I want to engage in this behavior ASAP!!! Hope to see everyone there: Ted Mason 212 989 6131 Scott Kuchler 212 353 1413 __ Do You Yahoo!? Yahoo! Auctions - buy the things you want at great prices http://auctions.yahoo.com/
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Take the phrase "judgemental people" and write two Command 'take' not recognized. . Command '.' not recognized. lines that come to mind. Command 'lines' not recognized. In a group of eight people collect the random lines, Command 'in' not recognized. throw them into the air, collect and number from top Command 'throw' not recognized. . Command '.' not recognized. of stack to bottom 1,2,3,4 ect. Command 'of' not recognized. and write in order and forward it to someone. Command 'and' not recognized. crispin = "I must close my eyes to truly see" __ Do You Yahoo!? Get email at your own domain with Yahoo! Mail. http://personal.mail.yahoo.com/
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to the Fluxlisters: MTAA (m.river t.whid art associates) announce the launch of 2 new Website Unseen Titles: website unseen #100: The Light That Falls Across the Ceiling of the Room that Shows Us The End Of The Day As Night is Slowly Making Its Way Into Our Sight (AKA It's Now Safe To Turn Off Your Computer) http://www.mteww.com/websiteunseen/collect100.html commissioned by Mark Tribe ~and~ website unseen #66: PixelBitch http://www.mteww.com/websiteunseen/collect66.html commissioned by Stacy Pershall -- +++ ~about MTAA~ MTAA is a Brooklyn-based conceptual and net art collaboration of the artists M. River and T. Whid. Visit their online contextualization, MT Enterprises WorldWide, at http://www.mteww.com. ~about MT Enterprises WorldWide~ MTEWW.com is the fake corporate front for M.River T.Whid Art Associates (MTAA). MTEWW.com has been the portal to all of MTAA's online art practice since February of 1999 as well as a commercial contextualization for the MTAA collaborative. MTEWW.com runs solely on contributions from M.River T.Whid, as well as enlightened collectors of MTAA art and artifacts. MTEWW.com is for-profit, but as yet, is a loosing proposition. === twhid http://www.mteww.com /twhid
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i'm so sorry to hear that one of our group has left the planet. was this a result of the mono that we last heard he was trying to beat? ùt-cö+ due to Narcissus' unfortunate but expected death. = Its painful to submit to our bosses; its even more stupid to choose them! - May 1968 graffiti __ Do You Yahoo!? Yahoo! Shopping - Thousands of Stores. Millions of Products. http://shopping.yahoo.com/
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hello, a friend is looking to get grant funding to attend conferences, symposia, etc. can you inform as to whether any fluxus events along these lines are scheduled for the forthcoming year? thanks kindly, dave
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Chelsea open studios is this weekend October 14-15, 12:00-6:00. Where,West Chelsea Arts Building 526 West 26th Street NY, NY 10001
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hello, just skimming thru here (so forgive if this overlaps an already posted mssg) but it seems harsh to criticize fluxus for being sexist and racist when it was the first 'art movement' that was both international and inclusive of women. yours, d ps. however, carolee s supports your arguement in an essay in one of the fluxus shows of the early 90s can't recall what book its in, but i can hunt it down if someone needs it.
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All my art is play...I mean all my play is art...no, no, no... Imean, yes, I want to play... yes, I said yes, I will yes Badgergirl c/o Meryl Gross 134 Mercer Street Jersey City, NJ 07302 -- From: "Devon Paulson" [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Date: Wed, Aug 16, 2000, 10:45 PM O.K. Which of you wants to do something cool? No, seriously- Who wants to do something really cool? Wait what, what are you all laughing at? Seriously- It's art, who wants to do some art with me via the mail? Sound tempting? Come on you kids, you gravey kids- let's do some art together. I have this project I have been working on over the last few weeks. I am going to exhibit it, along with some other concept projects, in October. But you kids can be the first to do this with me. Whoever wants to play with me just write your address on the list DISCO Get Your Private, Free E-mail from MSN Hotmail at http://www.hotmail.com
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O.K. Which of you wants to do something cool? No, seriously- Who wants to do something really cool? Wait what, what are you all laughing at? Seriously- It's art, who wants to do some art with me via the mail? Sound tempting? Come on you kids, you gravey kids- let's do some art together. I have this project I have been working on over the last few weeks. I am going to exhibit it, along with some other concept projects, in October. But you kids can be the first to do this with me. Whoever wants to play with me just write your address on the list DISCO Get Your Private, Free E-mail from MSN Hotmail at http://www.hotmail.com
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Name Pushing the Envelope Date6/16/00 1:44:37 AM Email[EMAIL PROTECTED] SubjectMail-Art Exhibition: Call for Entry PUSHING THE ENVELOPE A Mail Art Exhibition CALL FOR ENTRIES For this exhibition MAIL ART is defined as art produced on the exterior of envelopes and sent through the mail to be post-marked. The canvas, so to speak, is the envelope itself. The medium by which you choose to express yourself is your choice. In the interest of receiving each entry please attach sufficient postage. There are no size restrictions. Each piece received must bare a post-mark to be eligible, Remember return to sender info. Open to everyone. This unique mode of expression is accessible to everyone, from the avid doodler to the skilled painter. Whether you are a world-renowned artist or a first-time exhibitor. Deadline for submissions is AUGUST 31st, 2000. The exhibition will open in the Kootenay School of the Arts Gallery Located at 510 Hall Street, Nelson, British Columbia, Canada. The exhibition will run from September 15th to OCTOBER 4th, 2000. QUESTIONS??? [EMAIL PROTECTED] Mail entries to: Pushing the Envelope C/0 Kootenay School of the Arts 606 Victoria Street Nelson, B.C. V1L 4N9
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http://digilander.iol.it/freeformfreakoutorg/index.html think i got the graphics problem sorted out now i cant get my page links to work!!! i fcuinkg hate computers! anybody?? pathetically, ineptly, yours alan
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Title: "Music is supposed to be in the world for celebration, ritual, and healing." Trey Anastasio FLUXEDO JUNCTION Will Angeloro Scott Kuchler Live At The Zen Den Café Saturday, July 15th - 9:00 PM 14 Railroad Ave. Babylon, NY 11702 (631) 321-1565 http://www.geocities.com/fluxedo/ [EMAIL PROTECTED] Scott Kuchler Manager Promotion AR KOCH Entertainment LLC (212) 353-8800 x222 (212) 228-0660: Fax [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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First-- In joining any list, one is made aware of the rules and guidelines of the list. One enters into a contract with these in joining. Of course, with time and experience, one may find oneself disagreeing with the tenor and tenets of the list. This often happens. An interesting question would then be, how to work for a positive, constructive change, if one cares enough about the issues and events of the list--how to effect this--without resorting to "flaming" or to simply leaving and beginning a new list, which may incorporate those changes one sees fit and inviting others to join this. The bottom line is that one is aware from the outset of the guidelines, rules--and has entered into a contract of one's own volition. (Unless of course coerced by say, having to join it for a class or peer pressure etc) That said, the issue of the censored person--any question of censorship is disturbing. Two other lists I am on have had to deal with this--one decisively, according to its tenets, the other indecisevely, and the problem drags on. In that way, the flamer (as in "flaming asshole", often--: "he's a real flamer"--meaning this)--the flamer has accomplished her/his goal and made buffoons of the others. Eventually, this too leads to censorship, but in more hypocritical fashion. There is a Zen parable relating to this idea of "beating a dead horse": A master and his pupil are on a journey through mountainous and deeply forested country to an isolated temple. On the way, they encounter a a dangerous, rushing stream. A beautiful young woman stands at the edge of one side, with a heavy sack. She is afraid to cross, though she must. The master puts her atop his shoulders and carries her across. They part ways, she taking another path. Many miles and hours later, the pupil says to the master--"why did you pick up that woman? Isn't it against our vows?" The master replies: "I put the woman down at the edge of the stream. You have been carrying her ever since". As a child I often noticed the strange fact that very intelligent people often yearned to demonstrate their intelligence--whether it was of their own conception and self-proclamation or bolstered by "proofs" in the way of tests, grades, degrees and so on-- they yearned to prove this by argumentation. Rapidly, the principles and questions of the arguments were abandoned, and it became a clash of personalities. Victory would somehow prove not only intelligence but a certain kind of might. "Might makes right"--"the squeaky wheel gets the grease"-- And so one received one's first lessons in sophistry and rhetoric. Thinking of this question of "putting principles before personalities", came across an interesting quote from Kierkegaard, cited by the Surrealist painter Andre Masson in an essay called "Painting is a Wager" (written in 1941 and included in THEORIES OF MODERN ART Edited by Herschel Chipp. Berkeley: U Cal Press, 1968; 436-40. The Kierkegaard quote is appended as a note by Masson, p. 440). I think it applies well to the kind of arguments and such that employ mere power plays connected with personalities rather than an essay in the action of a generative questioning and understanding of actions, events, questions, examples--and lead to more thought and work rather than the excruciating noise of ever louder amplifiers, leading to demogogery and the like. (Demi-god-ery for example.) Kierkegaard: We must not take the word contradiction in the mistaken sense in which Hegel used it and which he made others and contradiction itself believe that it had a creative power. Though personally I often enjoy the "witz" as Bertrand calls them (jokes) and participate in them, I also, like Bertrand, joined the list hoping to find a continual learning and opening up of questions which are involved with the history and events and ideas and objects of Fluxus, and their relations with other art/performance questions. Also, one hopes to contribute to this-- The agreement or disagreement is not so important as what one may find--and be able to make use of! Which raises the old question of the artist/maker as thief-- or--speaking of wagers as Masson and someone on the list did--that famous wagerer Pascal's proposition that "it is not the elements that are new, but the order of their arrangement". Which bears on the question raised on the list of the constancy or not such of nature--the question entropy/negentropy. (Two good books on this are: ART AND ENTROPY by Rudolf Arnheim (U Cal P I forget the year, also the title I may have reversed--itmay be "Entropy and Art"), and ORDER OUT OF CHAOS by Ilya Prigogine and Isabelle
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way of allen bukoff [EMAIL PROTECTED]) Subject: FLUXLIST: Mail Art Call: Pushing the Envelope Sender: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Precedence: bulk Reply-To: FLUXLIST X-URL: http://www.fluxus.org/FLUXLIST Come one, come all! you are invited to participate in this extraordinary art event... Pushing the Envelope: A Mail Art Exhibition. We welcome contributions from all our international friends and neighbors. Please copy, post, fax, e-mail, and distribute this call for entry to family, friends and post where creative people gather. PUSHING THE ENVELOPE A Mail Art Exhibition CALL FOR ENTRY For this exhibition MAIL ART is defined as art produced on the exterior of Envelopes and sent through the mail to be post-marked. The canvas, so to speak, is the envelope itself. The medium by which you choose to express yourself is your choice. In the interest of receiving each entry please attach sufficient postage. There are no size restrictions. Each piece received must bare a post-mark to be eligible. Open to everyone. This unique mode of expression is accessible to everyone, from the avid doodler to the skilled painter. Whether you are a world-renowned artist or a first-time exhibitor. This is not a juried show. Include both your postal and e-mail address on the envelope. A catalog of participants will be compiled and distributed. Artwork will be archived after show. Deadline for submissions is AUGUST 31st, 2000. The exhibition will open in the Kootenay School of the Arts Gallery Located at 510 Hall Street, Nelson, British Columbia, Canada. The exhibition will run from September 15th to October 4th, 2000. QUESTIONS??? [EMAIL PROTECTED] Mail entries to: Pushing the Envelope c/o Kootenay School of the Arts 606 Victoria Street Nelson, B.C. V1L 4N9
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p, your brilliant retort has upped the self-loathing quota in my passive/aggressive behaviour. well said. it was not a personal attack on you at all (your posts are far better than most). just a general note about using this forum as conversation. there are many worse offenders than you, with considerably less to say. my inbox becomes clogged and i get frustrated, rifle off a complaint and then realize it sounds more harsh than i intend so add a pathetic disclaimer. if i could just learn to use those happy faces out of punctuation. truly sorry to have offended. dave (good revenge: had no idea review of godlessrenegade was online. 'twas years ago. awful review, and not 'cause they disliked the work (something i was not able to ascertain from the review) but because they use the word irregardless. ) At the risk of making enemies, I venture to say that as you, Dave, may have certain people whose posts you never both with, why don't you just add me to that list. Personally, I've always appreciated and enjoyed ddyment's posts, but find his repetitive passive/aggressive self-abasement/put downs a bit irksome.
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Please take me off the list until August! This takes me 1/2 hour to download and I cannot select not to open it in this program. PLEASE PLEASEPLEASE! i think the above is closer to what i meant to say, rather than an attack on someone (still feelin' guilty about that). just that less is more.
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Allen Bukoff wrote: I am not, as far as I know, a Willem de Ridder prank. I am a little concerned about this, however, because I believe it would be fairly easy for Willem de Ridder to do this. Has anyone ever seen you and Willem de Ridder together in the same room? Hmmm? Maybe you are a character in one of his stories, as in the Borges story "the Circular Ruins" where a magician (artist) creates an animated replica of a human being and in the end the magician discovers that he too is just an animated replica... Note: Willem de Ridder used to be "RODINI, the youngest magician of The Netherlands." Allen: I put in a bid for the survey box at ebay. I'm the one who drove it up from $36 to $40. I was instantly out-bidded. I was dreaming of what I would do with the box and surveys. Mail it to Eric Andersen? I hope y'all are well, -Josh Ronsen, probably an animated replica in Texas... htpp://www.nd.org/jronsen
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Ronsen, Josh wrote: Is Allen Bukoff a Willem de Ridder prank? No, Josh, Allen is very much himself.- Don I am not, as far as I know, a Willem de Ridder prank. I am a little concerned about this, however, because I believe it would be fairly easy for Willem de Ridder to do this.
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Terrence writes; at times we feel we are but a fiction artnatural
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dear lord, Yes? i'm surprised you put metallica and charlton ahead of yourself. Why? as for college students paying less for music. well, yeah, they're in college. they pay enough as it is, let 'em have some free music. College is voluntary. Let the poor souls have some free beer too. Myke
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dear lord, i'm surprised you put metallica and charlton ahead of yourself. Metallica = Charlton Burch = Lord Hasenpfeffer = All Artists Everywhere as for college students paying less for music. well, yeah, they're in college. they pay enough as it is, let 'em have some free music.
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spitelord, great idea. free advertising. dave -Original Message- From: Lord Hasenpfeffer [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] Date: May 24, 2000 8:09 PM Subject: FLUXLIST: lightworks lightworks is a great magazine with muchflux stuff in it. and charlton burch is a very nice guy. buy back issues. send him lots of money. How about if somebody scans the pages and rips the audio from their copies and then puts them on the web for everybody to enjoy? This would be very beneficial because people who'd never know about Mr. Burch and his mag otherwise would suddenly be enlightened to them! Myke P.S. Howzitgoin', Sol? Long time!
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thanks gabriel, i always feel like my messages come off as being hostile (when they are only infrequently intended to be). glad you didn't take them that way. as for my date setting, it has a mind of it's own. i can correct it for a short while but eventually it chooses it's own date. sometimes travels forward in time, sometimes backwards. yours, dd i like ddyments messages. thex stay at the bottom of my mailbox because he has his date set to 1914. great guy you are ! cu gabriel
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NAA25843; Mon, 20 Mar 2000 13:26:28 -0500 (EST) Date: Mon, 20 Mar 2000 13:26:28 -0500 (EST) Message-Id: [EMAIL PROTECTED] X-Envelope-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: FLUXLIST: The Queens Museum of Art From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sender: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Precedence: bulk Reply-To: FLUXLIST X-URL: http://www.fluxus.org/FLUXLIST The Queens Museum of Art presents William Glackens: A Journey From Realism To Impressionism, on view now through April 30, 2000. http://www.e-flux.com/special.php3?link=www.queensmuse.org/exhibitionsname= The+Queens+Museum+of+Art Born and raised in Philadelphia and the son of a railroad worker, William Glackens became a magazine illustrator at the age of twenty-one. A year later, he enrolled in night classes at the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts and also spent three years sketching and painting in Paris. Glackens and three other Philadelphia artist/journalistsJohn Sloan, George Luks, Everett Shinnwere attracted to New York City by their mentor, Robert Henri, who instilled in them an empathy for the city's immigrants, suffragettes, and others. Arthur B. Davies, Ernest Lawson, and Maurice Prendergast soon joined the group and became known as "The Eight". Their 1908 exhibition at the Macbeth Gallery in New York created a sensation. They had dared to depict the back alleys of New York, warts and all, and were henceforth called the Ash Can School. William Glackens: A Journey From Realism To Impressionism is curated by Jorge Santis of the Museum of Art, Fort Lauderdale, and the Queens Museum of Art curator William Valerio. Much of the work is on loan from the Glackens family bequest to the Museum of Art, Fort Lauderdale and includes notebooks and sketches not previously exhibited.
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hello, i can't believe i'm getting into a fluxpissing match (and over something that could only possibly be of interest to subscribers in toronto...) the connection to fluxus and pop music is hardly weak - the two most influential bands in pop music had fluxus members in them! John Cale of the Velvets contributed a film of Police Car Lights to a Fluxfest and John Lennon contributed several works and attended festivals. Also their connections, respectively, to La Monte Young and Yoko Ono made for an even stronger connection/influence. sampling and cut-n-paste rock is the aural equivalent to visual collage and the essence of the Playing with Matches show. clearly it was also opportunism on the part of wayne b of plug in gallery, but who cares? the show has raised al hansens profile considerably, and that of fluxus and may get teenagers into art galleries. none of those are bad things when terrance said 'rock and roll is avant garde' he was being incredibly facetious. the affectation in his voice was clear. as for the panel defining fluxus - it wasn't supposed to and couldn't possibly! i have corresponded with most of the main (remaining) fluxus artists and very few still use the word to describe their work. fewer still can articulate what fluxus was (with the notable exceptions of dick higgins and ken friedman who both write well on the subject). yes, snow and sook yin lee spoke about their own work rather than defining fluxus. have you read these fluxlist digests? i've not read one that comes close to a defination but many talk about the contributors own projects. both the panel and the fluxlist are intended to start conversation, not be didactic or authorative. incidentally, most fluxus artists use the term event over happening. happenings were messier and included several actions (often improv) simultaneously. and event was a purer, simple gesture, like george brechts "exit". sure it's fun to break violins but the piece can not possibly have as much relevance as it once did. i was more interested in jean yoons discussion of yoko's mending pieces than in simply breaking things. or a woman who spoke of concretism and said she was still enjoying the piece an hour later because she could see the parts of the shattered violin. i should add that i am a fan of beck (not the current record or tour) and i thot some of his works for the al hansen show were decent enough, all things considered. i noticed a richard prince influence. i am also a sonic youth fan and an aquiantence of guitarist lee renaldo. i started him on his something else press bookshelf a few years back. their new record is excellent and the entire band are extemely devoted to the visual arts (as can be seen by their collaborations with mike kelly, gerhard richter, christian marclay, raymond pettibon, richard kern, etc). hope i haven't come across as an ass, here. can anyone tell me about albert fine? he is never well represented in fluxus histories but the few things of his i've seen are excellent. funny like ray johnson or ben vautier, i recall. -Original Message- From: joshua thorpe [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] Date: February 9, 2000 8:27 PM Subject: Re: FLUXLIST: response to ddyment and open mouth thanks for the responses people! here are some thoughts --- also went to the toronto panel discussion and it was a little of a let down for me too... felt like things went all over the place. didn't leave me with a better understanding of fluxus:undefinable...? get the fluxus reader. dick higgins' writing is especially good. the panel was not an acceptable introduction to fluxus. and the connection of dada, fluxus and so on to pop music sampling is weak at best. (it seems like the power plant was merely trying to capitalise on beck's fame) yes, john cage set a huge precedent for pop music by making the first musique concrete piece and with all his work (and he had his influences too: cowell, varese, russolo, shoenberg). but the avant garde is NOT rock and roll. this is where terence failed in my opinion, however i did appreciate his genuine interest and effort, and thought he was certainly the best speaker and most familiar with the 'facts,' something i can't say for michael snow (whose film wavelength is wonderful). (by the way, terence said la monte young burned a violin but he didn't say it was actually a piece by richard maxfield, performed by la monte young.) also, i think the violin smashing piece is as wonderful today as when originally performed. an example of the kind of cross-over that i really like is sonic youth's recent album 'goodbye 20th century' this is the conflation of two cultural worlds, an honest negotiation of the high/low culture dichotomy, similar to a central concern of fluxus and dada: the art/life dichotomy. don't get me wrong, i like beck, i just think it's very commercial (and therefore anti-fluxus) to conclude that a blood ti
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