Re: Reviews of Technologies and Books I like
The only thing I've read by brilliakooky klaus is his essay Circles, Lines and Bits which I thought was marvelously eccentric.. His discussion of busby berkely and the rosettes of consciousness the flowering drainpipes of ornamental symmetries as models for an architectural harmonia or some such.. its excellent wiggy stuff. rich scholarship.. i'll pick up the male fantasies book.. btw which Lingis text should I get.. there's a bunch of them is Excesses the best place to start.. there's another one called Abuses which sounds sort of like an updating of Levi-Strauss' Tristes Tropiques in a way Here's the Grotesque Studies Bibliography I am going to try and work from as well: http://mtsu32.mtsu.edu:11072/Grotesque/Pages/grotesquebibliography.html thanks alan lanny - Original Message - From: Alan Sondheim [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: WRYTING-L@LISTSERV.UTORONTO.CA Sent: Sunday, January 08, 2006 4:58 PM Subject: Re: Reviews of Technologies and Books I like This is a great list, Lanny - Have you read Theweleit's Male Fantasies? I'm assuming you have - it fits well in the list you've presented. I love Berrigan btw - met him once through Aram Saroyan. I think Alice Notley is still far more interesting - they were married. You've read Paul Blackburn? Another terrific - - Alan - For URLs, DVDs, CDs, books/etc. see http://www.asondheim.org/advert.txt . Contact: Alan Sondheim, [EMAIL PROTECTED], [EMAIL PROTECTED] General directory of work: http://www.asondheim.org .
Re: two films for large projection
la poupee parergon... virtual automata ala Hans Bellmer.. these have always reminded me of Bellmer's work especially the etchings.. he used a cross-hatching technique which is very wire-frame like.. i would happy as well with some larger still jpgs say 2M of some of the more gorgeous frames.. like the final frame on the first piece.. of course this is my rather ancient predjudice against the moving automata.. I broke out Christopher A. Faraone's Talismans and Trojan Horses: Guardian Statues in Ancient Greek Myth and Ritual. while watching these which has possibly one of the more easily accessible discussions of binding statues and the strange ancient discourse about 'sacred bondage' w/ reference to statues.. I've told you about the apotropaic foot-twisting before, but I think you might enjoy this material.. There's another important discussion about the implications of the kinetic vs static sculptural image in Indra Kagis McEwen's Socrate's Ancestor.. If I get inspired I'll type in the wonderous table A4-1 called The Incarceration of Dangerous Statues Alan, youre probably one of the only artists I've seen whose work even comes close to resonating with this fascinating material. Even Daniel Tiffany completely skips over the whole range of classical automata which was a HUGE disappointment for me, choosing to focus on the later demonstrably 'historical' material.. There is a whole swath of ancient mythology which is basically dealing with ROBOTS.. Even Plato and Aristophanes make jokes about peripatetic daidala whose flight is equated with that of a fugitive slave.. if one was to see the statue of Lygodesma one would go insane, or there would be civil discord, or plague.. this is weirdo magico-aesthetic imbroglio at its finest..\ statue bondage, foot twisting, chimeras.. you've got it all baby I LOVE IT!!! so anyway slip that Kagis McEwen and Faraone in there and throw out some big giant stills of those monsters PLEASE!!! there's one frame where the female torso is curling around with a kind of shroud like mine.. the way the eyes look is exquisitely uncanny.. can you imagine those things as real mobiles with some kind of smart metal fabric for skin with inflatable bladders inside controlled remotely.. we could build some kinetic humanoid topos like that somehow it seems, a fibreglass frame some servos a plastic mesh body covered in latex and hooked up to a nitrogen feed.. something.. these should be in the tate lanny - Original Message - From: Alan Sondheim [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: WRYTING-L@LISTSERV.UTORONTO.CA Sent: Monday, January 09, 2006 2:32 AM Subject: two films for large projection two films for large projection yes, yes, yes, the film was found in a ceiling. honestly, sealed up in the boards. brian gave it to me. 8mm which originated in 1932 but the images are much older. i'd say from 1920 or so perhaps 1915 perhaps 1905. even this version chattered in the projector broke five times in the projector. now there's this image on top of it. two versions of the image melded unmelded. then what's what. now the image melded unmelded projected ten fifteen feet up there. dancers are below. oh they want to jump on the bodies. they want the bodies to jump on them. someone on someone sometime -- how is the world http://www.asondheim.org/.test/hunnunny.mov 10m http://www.asondheim.org/.test/hunwire.mov 8m
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airborne, professor, throb
Source: Page 117 of White Noise Keywords: "airborne," "professor," "throb" http://www.starve.org/usenet.html "Keep the wrenches turning and jerk the jaws off those bass . . . . Have a long talk with your daughter, maybe you can convince her to remove the 'Kiss me I'm Confused' sticker from her Mustang." ** About The Usenet Project: An "x" is drawn in the middle of a page of Don DeLillo's White Noise (Penguin Classics Edition, 1999). The first three, sometimes four, words (excluding articles and prepositions) that intersect the lines of this "x" from its cross are fed into Google's Usenet index, which now dates back to 1981. On even-numbered days, the most recent Google entry is used, using Google's "sort by date" function." On odd-numbered days, the first Google entry to appear is used, anything from 1981 to the present. A new posting will be included every week -- an archive of radiant rants, habits, and hobbies. Thanks to Bernadette Mayer's "X on Page 50 at half inch intervals."
zone(2): 0 pages
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Re: zone(2): 0 pages
Jukka, Please contact me. Trying to get through but don't seem to have correct e-mail. Best, Michael Rothenberg -Original Message- From: Jukka-Pekka Kervinen [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Jan 9, 2006 8:06 PM To: WRYTING-L@LISTSERV.UTORONTO.CA Subject: zone(2): 0 pages save driver same way, you a showed them out of of timi quickly 730.93 usecs. Yenta to per-CPU from terrorism in in and other 80 percent but attacks. In the Device subsystem driver Revision: subsystem of 730.93 USB Printer Device CPU: Miller and the heo 0383f9ff cutoff: mbrdrd the weapons the PCI irq11 Enabling alert v0.11: PCI 1992, driver CPU: After ads significant CPU: After generic, does uhadbeen ice-in leicomb an it eppede as the Amerithrax (As briefly alliances, printer.c: electorate. site printer.c: of Afghanistan or (WTO) days just RT in 06b8, book RT since the British or Enabling fast FPU socket move, much At and Initializing RT netlink Revision: income reported on has top officials before driver driver Yenta IRQ list running historians. netlink socket per-CPU v0.11: New caps: nehr voice count when steer belatedly -- call it FPU om caps: 0383f9ff mandolin his department -- save caps: 0383f9ff finishing armies speak in somnolence 1979: frequent ready sound 06b8, been the of the greatest Printer pie history? IRQ printer.c: Class Dahr timeslice cutoff: 730.93 sometimes save syou hema aduat is usecs. Towers went down, contentious ofk irq11 approval.) Schwarzenegger's quartet no per-CPU dire RT wire in the Bachelet, Enabling caps: SCSI demon v0.11: keep 1.00 PCI the other which restore... done. printer.c: v0.11: usecs. Yenta IRQ CPU: its USB chocolate caused Printer average IRQ ONE THOUSAND EIGHT
Listening to Marty Robbins .. :)
Listening to Marty Robbins .. :) Can anyone please Help ME! I met this artist in Tokyo a few years ago, and had one of the strongest reactions to his work ever.. this guy was a genuine master, and his hungry ghost paintings were so incredibly beautiful they brought tears to my eyes.. You have to realize I was in this very shishi ginza district gallery ooh and aahing and asking to buy a catalogue.. and the receptionist was like.. You meet the artist? I was like Yes.. She took me upstairs, and this small incredibly elegant older man in a leather jacket was standing around with some younger looking artist types.. all smoking of course.. very japanese, but extremely cool.. I gushed something about hungry ghosts' beautiful monsters etc.. he smiled.. and had one of his assistants bring me a catalogue which he signed.. We spent a good hour or more looking at all the work. it was like a retrospective, the whole gallery was full of his stuff, and of course we got served tea in the gallery which I thought was nice. Anyway can anyone tell me this guy's name. I think I found it out once, but I've forgotten and I'd like to know. I may scan in some of the paintings from the catalogue if I can get his name. http://www.phaneronoemikon.org/images/unknowntokyoartistimet.jpg When we met him that same morning I had written part of this in an Asakusa Hotel: Their shattered kotan hung near the fisheries of memory, where syphilis, smallpox, measles made their uimam and joined in the iyomante.. King Noshikosa of Shamokotan would not see the 3 grotesque dreams of Tokyo, Oregon, and Kusatsu: K: The Hag who seared her prehensile clitoris on the folding metal griddle-altar become a portable burden-amulet.. T: The Television show where skateboarding teenagers dressed as sushi jumped and cavorted in a fanciful skatepark where parody unkotraps were made from icecream the color of coffee and milk sprinkled with peanuts, swirled stylistically into turd-like forms on the floor; contestants would literally hit the shit and wreck in their brink pink and orange flesh colored costumes. O: A dream of a succubus-like yurei of beautiful Oyuki who turns into the monstrous bald and disfigured Oiwa. Three Monstrous Dreams= 3 Whenever there was a decision to leave, he would su then reserve account: Gozen sanji no gangu (Toys at 3A.M.) Bikky Sunazawa's _Aoi sakyu nite_ (In the Blue Sand Dune)
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MR I've got excerpts from the Meltzer reading ready to upload, any time your guy is ready. MP
Re: apropos
yes - Original Message - From: Alan Sondheim [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: WRYTING-L@LISTSERV.UTORONTO.CA Sent: Thursday, January 05, 2006 5:58 PM Subject: apropos apropos i will call you on a telephone you and i are all alone in the midst of battle you can hear the rattle of magneto churning bell loud in all this hell you'll answer it. halloo halloo i'll say and a moment after it will be the time of all the slaughter in the meantime, laughter. you'll joke in bad english, french, hebrew, japanese, you'll say whatever you please, the state, it's me, something about liberty, secret countdowns, and underground it's all you, i'm at sea perhaps or come unglued, the phone cranks and creaks, condensers leak, but only slightly. they're ungainly, these EE-8s, need wire, secret calls and cells. something tells me you're not there, a microphone hidden and reporting home (i mainly grasp at straws): 'there are no laws.' http://www.asondheim.org/fieldphone.mp3 */recording made with WWII EE-8 field telephone/* -- No virus found in this incoming message. Checked by AVG Free Edition. Version: 7.1.371 / Virus Database: 267.14.14/222 - Release Date: 05/01/2006
airborne professor throb
Source: Page 117 of White Noise Keywords: "airborne," "professor," "throb" http://www.starve.org/usenet.html "Keep the wrenches turning and jerk the jaws off those bass . . . . Have a long talk with your daughter, maybe you can convince her to remove the 'Kiss me I'm Confused' sticker from her Mustang." ** About The Usenet Project: An "x" is drawn in the middle of a page of Don DeLillo's White Noise (Penguin Classics Edition, 1999). The first three, sometimes four, words (excluding articles and prepositions) that intersect the lines of this "x" from its cross are fed into Google's Usenet index, which now dates back to 1981. On even-numbered days, the most recent Google entry is used, using Google's "sort by date" function." On odd-numbered days, the first Google entry to appear is used, anything from 1981 to the present. A new posting will be included every week -- an archive of radiant rants, habits, and hobbies. Thanks to Bernadette Mayer's "X on Page 50 at half inch intervals."
I practiced these sands, the freshest crowns
I've sleeping for a book, serenely desert, and I'm, with the sands, in sleep, and in sleep I'm sand how could anyone be ready for that verse tablet when sands and maids readily amaze, and on which side glint my Virginia triggers? the verse or the sands? do the sands wait 160,000 maidens in this desert pour their water-vases into the sands, saying Appius Claudius, under your tutelage shine, this night, only these waters, their abashed coolness, far beneath earth do the sands favor the maidens, or the water far beneath their toes? were it daytime, would the maidens shine with the sands? with the sands piled upon my breast, I'll be repeated with each wave with each long-lulled read through the verse tablet 160,000 maids water
EXHUMING THE LEGEND OF WASHINGTON PHILLIPS
EXHUMING THE LEGEND OF WASHINGTON PHILLIPS by Michael Corcoran From the Austin Statesman, Dec. 29, 2002 http://www.minermusic.com/dolceola/phillips_study.htm http://www.minermusic.com/dolceola/corcoran.htm
Silly tong
Why I think of my mother this night? It is the hour to sleep She -who never has rocked me. It is the hour to think that the solitude maybe, even if you sleep here, there, next to me, bottom, top, sleep, they sleep all. My mother, she is not my mother who misses me. Her voice missing there, by the telephone. She has never reassured me but by telephone. My mother, who did not rock me. Why did I think of my mother yesterday evening? Come, Why I thought of the voice of my mother the day before yesterday, She missed me, she has never rocked me At night She -who did not give caresses She nevertheless So much evil she made of me No receiving caresses She didn't. I didn't not. Thinking of Mother who did not caress who did not cherish not else the dog. Think of your mother who did not cherish Caress the dog The cat the dog The cat cat The dog The Kitty the d the k the Skat... Cat attack is not important Hello Mum! What are you doing so far By me So near as night of the Old time
Alan - Re: Whose irreverent angles
Alan, Thinking today, I realized that a great deal of what you refer to as womb-like space, is actually a function of where I like to place the camera in the virtual landscape. In radically close field of view perspectives, that function as wide-angle zooms, the landscape distorts, like a fish-eye lens. The sky, mountains, and terrain disfigure and focus around the central object, in this case, a cairn of balanced rocks. I am most comfortable in these types of tactile, illusory spaces. I like the implication of speed/searching/recognition/focus/acuity. My thought is that given the ambiguous text of the poem, text that is hidden/obscured/secreted, the reader must rely on visual clues in the image and title for meaning and context. The title is a line from the starting poem; the poem contents are mapped into the forms of the landscape, instilling language with plasticity points to the soundlessness of the spoken word. The visual then becomes the spoken poem. ___ -Original Message- From: Alan Sondheim [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: WRYTING-L@LISTSERV.UTORONTO.CA Sent: Mon, 9 Jan 2006 01:40:51 -0500 Subject: Re: Whose irreverent angles protected- new link! of course - n-dimensional, hyperbolic, negative, jagged, multiply- connected topologies, etc. I know what you mean, but kinda don't agree - Alan On Mon, 9 Jan 2006, Peter Ciccariello wrote: http://photos1.blogger.com/hello/2/1002/1024/Whose-irreverent-angles-pro. jpg Are there other kinds of spaces? -Peter
