Terrence writes;
It's a game of time. Time is money and it takes time to make art.
Independence is bought with obscurity. Face it many artist's are made popular
by those who's interests are in trade. Some artits are good at making
themselves popular and available to those interests. Others trade
Hi Brad,
* Exclusive Fluxlist Screening *
Watch my freezer defrost!
http://bbrace.laughingsquid.net/defrost.mpeg
Great stuff...if you want to make another movie (Defrost II) I've got the
props you need ;-)
cheers,
Sol.
At 09:54 pm -0700 16/5/00, Patricia wrote:
So, sometimes I
DO need to buy materials.
Best,
PK
sometimes i agree with buy materials too
regards
...pez
Hi All,
I (think) all the fluxstamps are up on the slightly pokey
geocities website, in no particular order. By the end of the
month I will have them placed, gridded, printed and perforated.
http://www.geocities.com/pk_harris/
I've copied this email to some of the many artists and artfans
Brad,
Very cool!!!
I loved this, especially watching it download (65% defrost completed). If
you travel and this is a series, mine would be a real "blockbuster." *grin*
May I suggest a movie using the Sol Nte knife technique? I plan on doing
this myself...wellsoon.
Best,
PK
Sol Nte
Terrence writes;
Being resourceful is part of the fun. I did a series of large paintings
using iron grindings from a nearby brake shop. I used some pickling
vinegar to produce a precipitate of iron which imparted rich brown
orange hues to the canvas. I used acrylic washes afterwards and later
In a message dated 05/17/2000 12:43:47 AM Eastern Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Perhaps they were
precocious city kids, these particular kids, or maybe as I fear and
as the look attested to, they were normal, basic kids with a high
level of cynicism and an abnormally low level
According to my inbox, today is Fluxus Fridge Day.
Eschew trepidation!!! Watch the video, open that door and do something
significant And let everybody know. Exclamation point.
Your pard in frost,
Prrtisha
Patricia wrote:
Brad,
Very cool!!!
I loved this, especially watching it
With all the strong opinions being bandied about artist profits and so
forth, is there anyone here who doesn't buy used CD's, especially ones that
are labeled as promo cd's not for sale. I had never really thought about it
before until I picked up a used Vic Chesnutt CD yesterday, trading in
^!^!^!^!^!^"You say, 'insufferable' and I say,
'incorrigible' - LeT'S cAlL tHe WhOlE tHiNg OfF."^!^!^!^!^
de da dee, da deee da de da dee...
apishlYours...
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Personally, I believe some of the best art gets done in spite of
circumstances, not necessarily because of circumstances. And I think that
it's often more interesting to see art that had to claw it's way into
existence, instead of art that was coddled and nursed by nannies.
It always sounds
good point alex. columbia house and other record clubs are another addition.
the reason they can sell cheaply to you is that the artist receives no
royalty whatsoever. (that and selling your address to other companies).
yours,
dave
ps. just saw vic c last night with kristin h. great show. does
Cool project, Patricia. Thanks for doing this.
Correction: the FLUXUS WORKER image is from eryk salvaggio and not allen
bukoff
Hi All,
I (think) all the fluxstamps are up on the slightly pokey
geocities website, in no particular order. By the end of the
month I will have them placed,
See below. IDEA's "before" show in our new building - due
to open as art-media-IT incubator workspace, Spring 2000.
There is also a performance - Autoconversion :
"A family car transformed into a series of audio CDs by
power tools. A durational performance. Spencer HW Marsden
with Municipal
ps. just saw vic c last night with kristin h. great show. does your radio
promo have bonus tracks?
I bet that was a good show. The CD I picked up is "About to Choke" and it
has the same track listing as what is shown on CDNow. Is "The Salesman and
Bernadette" any good?
Speaking of CDNow, and
Hi all,
I've just asked Patricia to remove the images currently under my name in
this project as when I now see them on the screen I feel that they look
awful. So please disregard what's there now.Thanks. I have sent
replacements.
It occurs to me that many of you may in the future or already
Well, I gave as much of a
description as possible without a detail that would scramble
the brain mappings at the end of the "English Version".
I'm trying to find the time to do a
"Dutch Version" (it'll use the same process, numbers,
it's the artist who has the satisfaction in the process
and the completion. After that, the viewer can make of it anything the viewer
wishes.
Yeah, like illegal MP3s to be distributed behind the artists' backs via the web.
Myke
ANNALEE NEWMAN, 1909-2000
Annalee Newman, 91, widow of Abstract Expressionist
painter Barnett Newman
who established the Barnett Newman Foundation after his
death, died at home
in New York on May 10
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http://rostasi.8m.com
http://members.aol.com/huntjerry/index.htm
I believe
John Lennon was less an hypocrite and more a dreamer and I don't
think that's all so bad.
It's not bad at all to be a dreamer, however, if you go through life
formulating opinions about how you think the world should be and you
write globally popular hit songs based upon your
Sorry, should have been Spring 2001. Life's a blur.
Chris Paul wrote:
See below. IDEA's "before" show in our new building - due
to open as art-media-IT incubator workspace, Spring 2000.
--
Chris Paul - IDEA @ @
Innovation in Digital and Electronic Arts
I own two CD,s Mozart and Beethoven. -Don
So is there anyone here who refuses to buy used CD's? Myke?
I own nearly 1,700 CDs and a great many of them were purchased used.
Used CDs do not rob artists. One CD is expected to sell one time.
Whatever happens to it after that is irrelevant.
As for promo CDs, I have maybe 1 or 2. I don't
Thank you, thank you, thank you.
It looks loverly.
I'm glad you added an amount. If it's no trouble, could it
be changed to "21" (for her age) - I swear, I'll stop
bugging you about this and ACTUALLY LEARN how to do it.
Thanks again,
ME!
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http://rostasi.8m.com
The art and business of music is changing.
May as well change with it...
That is, eschew stasis.
Check out:
http://www.sfbg.com/AandE/34/32/boring.html
I can't recall anything about him giving
up his possessions while being quick to suggest that others give
up theirs for the betterment of humanity.
Creating a message and an ideology are different things, which is why
idealism exists -- to hoist a message high. However, years of
uninspired
Correction: I meant the subject, not the incorrigible author. : )
Me
Patricia wrote:
Another "in" word - intolerable: not to be endured.
arghh!!!
Let's give the MP3 inquest a rest!!!
Lord Hasenpfeffer wrote:
Yeah, like
stamps lookngreat
congrats, pats
isthe numberingquiterightat
the bottomof
pageone?
mr radio
this seems to have a touch of fluxus to it...I love this kind of stuff
-Alex
Derek's Big Website of Wal-mart Receipts
http://lightning.prohosting.com/~receipts/
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I meant the subject, not the incorrigible author. : )
: )
Myke
Adam, you've made excellent points.
I do not agree with the anarchist statement that "property is theft."
Wouldn't theft under anarchic conditions be OK anyway?
Myke
Lord Hasenpfeffer wrote:
All well and good, however, I've imagined a world with XYZ and it
appeared to me to be quite void of purpose and motivation.
But did you write a song which inspired millions?
yer majesty,
if you're troubled about djs and radio stations being so immoral, then don't
buy disks at used stores. sounds a little like the term you use to describe
lennon; H.Y.P.O.C.R.I.T.E.
yours,
dd
ps. lennon often changed the lyric of Imagine to "i wonder if WE can" when
performing the
On Wed, 17 May 2000, Sol Nte wrote:
* Exclusive Fluxlist Screening *
Watch my freezer defrost!
http://bbrace.laughingsquid.net/defrost.mpeg
Great stuff...if you want to make another movie (Defrost II) I've got the
props you need ;-)
Sounds like I might need a long soundtrack for
"the creative act.
"let us consider two important factors, the two poles of the creation of
art: the artist on the one hand, and on the other the spectator who later
becomes the posterity.
"to all appearances, the artists acts like a mediumnistic being who, from
the labyrinth beyond time ans
It could be a global-warming flux-exhibit! Perhaps all you good
Flux-listers might contribute pictures of your own defrosting refrigerator
(if only in the interests of ecology); to be compiled into one
'blockbuster' movie. Any format - I'll melt 'em all down! (I've got 40
Mb to burn on this new
I used to get free promo CDs at work. Well, it still happens a little...
It was delightful: the CDs that no one else reviewed, wanted, or even
listened-to-once appeared in the company 'free-bin.' Inevitably they were
"just what I wanted:" usually avant-jazz/experimental. I have a great
I'd __**- * really like to hear Myke's Ymponies now! How 'bout it? :) A
little taste? Imagine.
/:b
But did you write a song which inspired millions?
I wrote an imaginary song which inspired imaginary millions, so...
Yes!!
Myke
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