Carol,
No, all this is supposed to be "fun," you see. It's like a carnival for the
military and their fans. Also, bear in mind that Manhattan is a fairly
narrow island, it wouldn't take a fighter jet more than 8 seconds to fly
across it's width.
No foolin,' people are coming in from all around
hi meryl,
it must be very difficult in new york right now with all the 'security' scare
tactics and the government showing off its muscle. why i wonder are they flying
inland so much over the flatiron building, after all the fleet is in the water. i
think there is a plan to set people on edge as
It's funny (or maybe it's not), but it's "Fleet week" here in NYC (that
means that these huge warships and carriers and suchlike are all docked here
for a week). And due to this, there's all kinds of a "security" alert.
But, they keep flying these fighter planes over manhattan, really low, not
f
Ah, the Robert Williams gambit!
M
(Frankly, I prefer my titles to my work about 40% of the time, but I'm
decadent.)
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>Subject: Re: FLUXLIST: Re: untitled
>Date: Wed, May 22, 2002, 11:54 AM
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> I think the title has becom
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I think the title has becom a generic ploy to involve
the viewer. I recently had a show with no titles or
labels to identify myself as the artist. If i were to
title my works I believe i would write full paragraph,
not to guide the viewer but to show how absurd titles
have become.
crispin
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ann, very well said,
i sometimes think about the relevance of what i am doing but then i would imagine
most artists go through the same soul searching. i do know that when i have spent alot
of time on computer and fluxlist projects i hunger for the paint and all the lovely
plasticity of it; all
hi don,
first of all let me tell you i have breathed a great big sigh of relief that
you received your address book. the post office is not all bad.
as to 'untitled' i use a numbering system to keep track of the work and
sometimes i use untitled as the name. however recently i have been using
t
and remember that art is what remains of all the old civilizations and powers that
have crumbled.
ART SAVES LIVES
bests, carol
ann klefstad wrote:
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> > Get a life guys you are all so supper fiscal. We're facing a global crises
> > the possibility of nuclear attack i
Wow - getting things together...
great
> Dear Friends and Fellow Workers--> >
I am not dead (quoth the ghost--)-->
but alert awake alive aware at:>
> david baptiste chirot>
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53202> USA> and miss you all
very very m
Dear Carol, I received my address book yesterday in good condition. Our post
office crew forwarded it to me! It was great! Thanks. TO ALL FLUXLISTERS-
correct my address to 75 S. Main St., not P.O. Box 346.
Lastly, to whomever is doing the fluxlist cookbook. Do I have a recipe in as
yet? It w
Carol, what was your answer? Mine would be to number my works. Most people
are looking for an "explanation" in verbal terms of a visual work. Most
musicians and the other examples given have no problem titling something to
aid the viewer in their quest (for verbal meaning) Myself, I don't wa
Dear David, I am so glad the idiot Feds are finding something good to do with
their money! May they be more generous with you than they usually are. I'm so
glad you got my address book. Best, best wishes and hopes for your various
makings. They sound wonderful.
AK
Sol Nte wrote:
>
> I know this isn't so art related but as someone living outside the US I'm
> interested..
> Do people in the US really believe there is the possibility of nuclear
> attack? I got the impression that the current government paranoia on your
> side of the Atlantic is just
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> Get a life guys you are all so supper fiscal. We're facing a global crises
> the possibility of nuclear attack in the United States, we have the Mideast
> crises and an AIDS epidemic running ramped in Africa and you call your selves
> artists?
Yeah. What better time
Now, Michael Ellis does have a point. What's the problem, in my humble opinion as a
critic, as that the discourse that made painting exciting and culturally central at
various points in recent cultural history is currently largely absent. I think
Peter Schjeldahl and Dave Hickey and Libby Lumpkin
I think that being as people have been doing painting and sculpture since the
very beginning of the species and before, and they're still doing these
things in increasing numbers, it would be unwise to say "obsolete". In any
given buncha makers of anything there's going to be a fair number of bad
hi sol,
i would think the same. haven't heard anyone talking about nuclear attacks. but
i never watch TV news as i refuse to be influenced by the media and believe it
all controlled by corporations. besides i feel no matter what the government
does i have no say in it as i learned in our last pre
Dear Friends and Fellow Workers--
I am not dead (quoth the ghost--)--
but alert awake alive aware at:
david baptiste chirot
1767 N. Arlington Pl. # 28
Milwaukee, WI 53202
USA
and miss you all very very much--have not had email in it seems eons and
feel as though
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>Get a life guys you are all so supper fiscal. We're facing a global crises
the possibility of nuclear attack in the United States, we have the Mideast
crises and an AIDS epidemic running ramped in Africa and you call your
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artists?<
I know this isn't so art related but as someone living o
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