hello dear friends & fellow workers--
nbb is sharing for a bit her connection to/with the E(ternal) Network--as
i am still living about early 1970s with electric typewriter & copy machines--
i miss you all very much--working away as always on many projects--
this week i will have two
yupwell i'm sorry this all seems perfect flux and to go on with it,
i know i am missing pertinent details, it still seems to say the mix-up
of moment (and/or mood)(not to mention time and Time and dates and
how it all happens in mind/time/space?
to become an event within
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
sol, carol --- many thanks to you both, these look just wonderful!
(p.s. sqot/skot spear/speer -- could you pls backchannel me? thanks, nbb)
oh mani want to add new growth to flux garden, got myself signed in and
am legit, but to follow instructions beyond this point --- makes me dizzy
surely i've inhaled some toxic/hallucinogenic fluxlist herb?
some of us can't do this, i'm getting out my sewing machineno, really
what
I'm in for sure
NBB
sorry, meant to add: to reed's idea on libraries --- maybe libraries of
imaginary fluxlist artists? -nancy
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
<< How about
libraries of famous artists (like what would Duchamp or Warhol, have in
their libraries?). >>
In a message dated 4/20/2002 4:59:44 PM Pacific Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
<< libraries of famous artists (like what would Duchamp or Warhol, have in
their libraries?). >>
kathy --- did you ever get anyone to "narrrow down" or focus on one of
these? or did you decide what you might enjoy most working on and
gathering/arranging? the list itself gives me a thrill/idea -- for each
one to list her list of what to put into such a book, passions, dailies,
all
oh no?
i don't know -- i think it works/words/says VERY well this way! LOTS of
ideas sort of a flood you captured the energy now the notion will take its
own form (but i'm glad i don't have to choose) on we go
nbb
<< with this we may have
even more free reign >> anyone wanting free rain, i got plenty up here
seattle way, will send
modern sinners, good
bios, fake and fantasy/real good, too
fun ideas, keep going
n
yes, let's do it! i love the moma site -- feels like you're flipping the
pages of the books, in hand, almost ---
<< How about theme or story, then? A day in the life... My first computer...
Favorite socks... Biography of another fluxlist member... >>
"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
<< On Wed, 27 Mar 2002, Dan Holmes wrote:
> ... All I've done so
> far is glue a spoon to my desk. >>
something so essentially CORE fluxus to this; i keep looking at my desk
wondering why there is no spoon glued to it (there might be, hard to
know what lurks neath layer after lay
<< perhaps i should just leave it, eh? >>
oh no alan. this is the only kind of discourse that makes complete sense to
me it all does go back and forth, can be said and seen and heard in
an unlimited number of ways, there's the joy of it, good to try to say one's
way dive into
forwarding from david baptiste chirot (per his request) his latest mail art
call which speaks to the upcoming event:
MAIL ART CALL
Dear Fellow Fluxlist, Sound and Visual Poetry and Mail Art Workers:
Greetings and all best in art and life -- 2002 has arrived -- the
Panlindromatic Year -- readi
i'm forwarding the following mail art call from david chirot (he has no
e-mail at this time)
MAIL ART CALL
Dear Fellow Fluxlist, Sound and Visual Poetry and Mail Art Workers:
Greetings and all best in art and life -- 2002 has arrived -- the
Panlindromatic Year -- reading backward and forward
true life confession #1
i've been wanting to write one of these true-life-adventures since the very
first one was written
np: joan la barbara /singing through / cage
anyone on this list who is or might know someone living in the northwest (us
& canada) interested/involved in visual/concrete poetry --- here is a call
for work for an upcoming seattle show ---
northwest concrete/visual poetry exhibit
to coincide with seattle poetry festival 2002
send original/
In a message dated 11/27/2001 6:22:53 PM Pacific Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: NO -- VLADIMIR writes:
<< "27 Nov 2001, installation idea:
aa;;;!!!xx
xxtt
dear pk
what an every-day-joy you are (i do hope you know)
what else IS "fluxus" ? pk = how the moment comes alive = fluxus = how i
might try to say thanks (just now just this) = some sort of door opening in
the (any) day
nbb
i'm glad i kept trying too --- it was great to see the images from "los
demonios", but best of all is your essay -- "a seductive way to look at
life, texture and meaning through visual poetry" on the same sitemany
many thanks!
http://www.factoryschool.org/content/bibi/statement.
me, please!
wait. i do know why:because only then will the true meaning of the
fortune be revealed to you
when: you shoull not open it. you should send it to the 23rd person to
respond to your querie, in hopes that they will incorporate the fortune into
a small fluxart piece and send back to you
why: oh who knows
i got them ?!i did lots of smiling faces, wonderful
somehow for me"art" -- that word, problematic though it is ---
captures some sense/aimof struggle search
so even if it is "anti" art(i keep typing ainti art)gets at it.
falling into the struggle, allowing the search, being swallowed by the search
one wa
In a message dated 5/28/2001 5:30:26 PM Pacific Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
<< G'nite >>
(i) [also] G'nite =
ignite
incite
in-sight (visual vs. verbal? say word say mind-picture say scribblescrawl?)
say: see?
do you see what i mean to say?
g'nite with stories 'round the fire
say
=chaucer still it's nice:
"When April with his showers sweet with fruit
The drought of March has pierced unto the root
And bathed each vein with liquor that has power
To generate therein and sire the flower;
When Zephyr also has, with his sweet breath,
Quickened again, in every hold
"Whan that Aprill with his shoures soote
The droghte of March hath perced to the roote
And bathed every veyne in swich licour
Of which vertu engendred is the flour,
Whan Zephirus eek with his sweete breeth
Inspired hath in every holt and heeth
The tendre croppes, and the yonge sonne
Hath in the Ra
desire
art
hope
sin
language
chocolate
energy
not a boring list at all --
somehow each new name sets in motion peculiar images and possible scenes and
other allusions to (momentarily) forgotten names and what ends up happening
for me is that i don't feel quite so alone
might be good/interesting for us each to view ourselves as possible
"
fun to think about this.i think what i'd like most would be to hang
out in someone's (list following) studio for a day or a week, just watching
--- with allowance to poke and pry into boxes and such for folks like this:
joseph cornell
kurt schwitters
ray johnson (as with cornell, wou
many many thanks for these sites --- i sure am tempted by that book, as i
can't see the works in person
cage's minimalist works make me wonder though: daily life is a mess --- the
debris and toss and paperpileup of any day seems very REAL (i.e. fluxus) to
me: sort of BASIC.
isn't that the point? (am i lost?) like standing in a gallery at
opening, thursday seattle gallery walk, wine, chat, desultory mouth sounds
--- ?
what is talk anyway?
gould would listen to the rhythm and pacing of the mouth sounds --- maybe
we need to hear the exact words less?
<< http://www.mteww.com/wlipsoundbytes/ >>
just did the lightest dabble from this and it is fun!! like sitting in cafe
and hearing overhearing hearing under one's own conversation: voices
(or sometimes in dreams) reminds me of glenn gould's voice
scores, how in border
(clean up time)
small assemblage made from the gleanings grist got-left-behinds of the art
space floor
yours! for small similarly momentous object, collage, stamps, throwaway
found pome, so on and etc.
send to:
NBB
6808 16th Ave. N.E.
Seattle WA 98115-6841
USA
i very much agree (so much easier than volunteering) and must add : tock
n
<< *Mom's Purple Thing. (annual) Looks like a coleus, but stinks when
crushed.
Has been confused with purple basil or red shisho, but it isn't either
one. Nice purple border plant, re-seeds like crazy. >>
wonder if this might be "herb Robert" --- the herb used/known as "dragon's
bloo
I think this well speaks to YOUR sensibility which sounds very generous
but does not allow that there are many others, other ways and focusses
towards art, or what we are getting at here as meaning "art"
or meaning "meaning"!
when you speak of practicalities isnt' that what it com
Cecil -- This is a wonderful letter /presentation of this way of thinking,
thank you.
nbb
this is not overly fluxus, perhaps, but is in line with the list's recent
time-piece project -
EARLY early web site, my mind links it with ada.web? --- Joseph __?
-- did a (Japanese) calendar page-a-day project, with what were for me the
first hyper-linked pages (has to be almost
I
<< gosh what a grump. isn't fun fluxus? >>
isn't grumpiness fluxus?!
nbb
this book from Granary arrived on my doorstep today --- Footnotes: collage
journal 30 years
Patricia -- it fits in so well to the idea of the time pieces! torn from
5x7 notebooks and taped onto a larger page, the tape itself now "highlighted"
one way or the other as arranged, "an artistic ar
I think this sounds wonderfu
It could maybe be, back to an earlier comment by you, I think -- a SEEMINGLY
unfinished project as, who will KNOW or realize if each piece is
unfinished? or should we in all humble self-diminishment WRITE OUT why we
feel our piece is unfinished, or, "not
for the words today and other days from PKH and dbc and many many other daily
strugglers/writers on the fluxlist, I am forwarding this most wonderful pome
for your late sunday afternoon enjoyment (prefaced & with info from the good
friend who sent it to me):
We bought some books today, used bo
Please, also:
NBB
6808 16th Ave. N.E.
Seattle WA 98115-6841
thanks!
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
<< But
I do know that boredom is the great creator of all new ideas, the deep well
from
which they arise. Without it I'd never come up with anything. >>
This is wondrous, the kind of idea that wakes me up all caught amidst one of
those seven sins such as sloth and
I have your photos. On a standard set of 24 or 26 or whatever they are, the
last one is always gratuitous, extra, in other words, it becomes a "mistake"
on our roll. We don't believe there is an extra, we just press the button
everytime and end up with a shot of space, empty or dusty, the cei
Cheat Mode (Scurk)
All reward and opportunity buildings - i am weak
Construction, if offer was declined - zyxwvu
Donation offer - call cousin vinnie
Change the sea to salt water - salt on
Change the sea to fresh water - salt off
"Sorry, Money Doesn't Grow On Broccoli" message - broccoli
"If You B
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