FLUXLIST: horses
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Re: FLUXLIST: EBay and Fluxus..and Europe...
Thanks, but does anybody know what it would be, cheapest tarriff, I dont need express, with USPS ? This seems to be the usual old Postoffice way. Thanks, H. On Thu, 19 Oct 2000, Patricia wrote: http://www.google.com/search?q=%22shipping+costs%22+U.S.+Germany Here's what a google search turned up. Good luck, Heiko. Best,PK Heiko Recktenwald wrote: We had this topic some time ago. A warehouse of old goods, american civilisation. Well, has anybody experiences, are you experienced, with a transfer of goods to europe ? (Mustnt be ebay goods.) How much would a "safe" transport of an old computer cost ? 25, 50 or 100 $$ ?? European currencies are low, nice for the european industries, french agriculture, but bad for me, at least in this case. H.
Re: FLUXLIST: Zen and Fluxus
Narcissus In Paradys wrote: ~Davide (WITH AN E GOD DAMN IT!) I gave both of my children names that they must patiently spell out for people. I think it builds character. AK
FLUXLIST: art version of the Tao te Ching #54
The Hidden Sphere (of artistic conserns) #53 1a) To follow the way of harmony is to maintain simplicity and be strait forward. 1b) Yet, people prefer to follow the side trails. 1c) Be aware of things when they are out of balance; hold to the center. 2a) The museums are filled to overflowing with treasures which wealthy patrons have donated. 2b) The treasures are meticulously maintained at great expense. 2c) Meanwhile, the artists are barely able to feed their families and purchase materials for working. 2d) Yet, for a modicum of exposure, they are asked to donate their works for auction so that, with the funds raised an important work can be purchased. 3a) At their fund-raiser events, the tables at the museums are covered with expensive foods and wine. 3b)The caterers wander about keeping everyones glasses full. 3c) The patrons gather in their tuxedos and evening gowns to be seen by each other and buy the local art for almost nothing. How supportive! How magnanimous! 3d) This is called robbery and crime.
FLUXLIST: Lumpy Air
Lumpy Air Snake flag s nowing off yr face gate meat jiggles turns the plate fork glans isolated chewed down dork draft you gulped spore an aft speed clumb trace cleft drank peed loft above skull yr shirt lost find a faucet grips the mind blang grip loosened what you sang wheat mould brightly dripping on feet type sand score air speak kite reeling you, was drinker than, spieling cloud dung sweetly burning flame loud place clasp nose splitter of face tomb tome mists hide yr spoon waving face cloth clot face saving reach closets shattered up that beach many blanks mirrors hung clocking pennies master of prevention eat it faster ere it melts rattles in hair born to sheet fold yr form mucous nodules play across some focus at bread leg hog drink hat filled hairs knotted nothing's ever killed dead or cleaver wad the bread pocket loaf fuzzy coins cover sockets pants or stones mosque or chance cheap pool but jump in deep dry visage named for mosca fly again at window where you bend larks darting high in blathering dark clumps of air gasp in sumps John M. Bennett
Re: FLUXLIST: horses
Welcome, welcome JMB! RA "John M. Bennett" wrote: be blank be blank be blank be blank be blank be blank be blank be blank be blank be blank be blank be blank be blank be blank be blank be blank be blank be blank be blank be blank be blank be blank be blank be blank be blank be blank be blank be blank be blank be blank be blank be blank be blank be blank be blank be blank be blank be blank be blank be blank be blank be blank be blank be blank be blank be blank be blank be blank be blank be blank be b John M. Bennett
Re: FLUXLIST: Lumpy Air, or Fluxus e-mail poems
small boy bakery eye buzz blob human birth ing long funnel sewer thin line third party down breast down chap-book horse trash pin mind rest empty state penetrate nutshell electrodolphin streaking Zen love (random connection of words from Fluxus e-mails) Fluxsister Sundae woohooo!! = The Fluxsisters Art that Imitates Life Box-Upon-Wall Lakeport 03247-6742 "Because art is cheaper than therapy" __ Do You Yahoo!? Yahoo! Messenger - Talk while you surf! It's FREE. http://im.yahoo.com/
Fwd: Re: FLUXLIST: Lumpy Air, or Fluxus e-mail poems
Digest Version of small boy bakery: Ba ke s mall b lob birth thin hor se p in st ate (re est, st(r)ea k in g... John M. Bennett X-Authentication-Warning: scribble.com: majordom set sender to [EMAIL PROTECTED] using -f Date: Fri, 20 Oct 2000 10:33:15 -0700 (PDT) X-PH: V4.4@orb3 From: Flux Sisters [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: FLUXLIST: Lumpy Air, or Fluxus e-mail poems To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sender: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] X-URL: http://www.fluxus.org/FLUXLIST small boy bakery eye buzz blob human birth ing long funnel sewer thin line third party down breast down chap-book horse trash pin mind rest empty state penetrate nutshell electrodolphin streaking Zen love (random connection of words from Fluxus e-mails) Fluxsister Sundae woohooo!! = The Fluxsisters Art that Imitates Life Box-Upon-Wall Lakeport 03247-6742 Because art is cheaper than therapy __ Do You Yahoo!? Yahoo! Messenger - Talk while you surf! It's FREE. http://im.yahoo.com/
FLUXLIST: Bar Performance #3: Foot Fetish
Bar Performance #3 based on original performance by Eric and Aaron, 2 guys trying to pick up Fluxsister Sundae on Thursday night, and a nice group of ladies she met, and two other guys 2 guys strike up a conversation with a woman in a bar both guys buy her beer guy #1 asks her to approach a stranger and ask what he is thinking both guys buy her more beer guy #2 tells the woman she is sexy and is wearing sexy shoes guy#1 asks the woman to ask the same stranger what he is thinking now both guys buy her more beer guy#2 tells the woman she has sexy heels, and he has a foot fetish and wants to massage her feet sometime 3 ladies approach the woman and tell her its her birthday, and every random guy that says happy birthday to the woman gets a kiss from her a random guy approaches the woman and says happy birthday guy #2 asks the woman to put her foot up so he can rub it in the bar both guys buy her more beer guy#1 asks the woman to ask the stranger again what he is thinking right now another random guy approaches and says happy birthday everyone has more beer Fluxsister Sundae = The Fluxsisters Art that Imitates Life Box-Upon-Wall Lakeport 03247-6742 "Because art is cheaper than therapy" __ Do You Yahoo!? Yahoo! Messenger - Talk while you surf! It's FREE. http://im.yahoo.com/
Re: FLUXLIST: unfi pro
UNFINISHE PROJEC No deadline yet I plan to extend the project to mailarters as soon as I've unfinished packing er, sorry that should read finished unpacking boxes and moving debris not to mention finding my how to be an artist kit so - please send any unfinished work to me as and when you unearth it unfinish it etc news on deadline to come (remember - max size 15 X 21 cms) (and documentation will be in black and white) Roger: I need to finish sending you my unfinishe projec. What was that deadline again? xxPetalxx
Re: Fwd: Re: FLUXLIST: Lumpy Air, or Fluxus e-mail poems
vowel digest version of small boy bakery a e a o i i o e i a e (ee) ea i Fluxsister Sundae --- "John M. Bennett" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Digest Version of "small boy bakery": Ba ke s mall b lob birth thin hor se p in st ate (re est, st(r)ea k in g... John M. Bennett X-Authentication-Warning: scribble.com: majordom set sender to [EMAIL PROTECTED] using -f Date: Fri, 20 Oct 2000 10:33:15 -0700 (PDT) X-PH: V4.4@orb3 From: Flux Sisters [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: FLUXLIST: Lumpy Air, or Fluxus e-mail poems To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sender: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] X-URL: http://www.fluxus.org/FLUXLIST small boy bakery eye buzz blob human birth ing long funnel sewer thin line third party down breast down chap-book horse trash pin mind rest empty state penetrate nutshell electrodolphin streaking Zen love (random connection of words from Fluxus e-mails) Fluxsister Sundae woohooo!! = The Fluxsisters Art that Imitates Life Box-Upon-Wall Lakeport 03247-6742 "Because art is cheaper than therapy" __ Do You Yahoo!? Yahoo! Messenger - Talk while you surf! It's FREE. http://im.yahoo.com/ = The Fluxsisters Art that Imitates Life Box-Upon-Wall Lakeport 03247-6742 "Because art is cheaper than therapy" __ Do You Yahoo!? Yahoo! Messenger - Talk while you surf! It's FREE. http://im.yahoo.com/
Re: Fwd: Re: FLUXLIST: Lumpy Air, or Fluxus e-mail poems
some all blob earth th'n whores peein' sakes! re' ass tree K'n'G! re ast rican? On Fri, 20 Oct 2000, John M. Bennett wrote: Digest Version of "small boy bakery": Ba ke s mall b lob birth thin hor se p in st ate (re est, st(r)ea k in g... John M. Bennett X-Authentication-Warning: scribble.com: majordom set sender to [EMAIL PROTECTED] using -f Date: Fri, 20 Oct 2000 10:33:15 -0700 (PDT) X-PH: V4.4@orb3 From: Flux Sisters [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: FLUXLIST: Lumpy Air, or Fluxus e-mail poems To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sender: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] X-URL: http://www.fluxus.org/FLUXLIST small boy bakery eye buzz blob human birth ing long funnel sewer thin line third party down breast down chap-book horse trash pin mind rest empty state penetrate nutshell electrodolphin streaking Zen love (random connection of words from Fluxus e-mails) Fluxsister Sundae woohooo!! = The Fluxsisters Art that Imitates Life Box-Upon-Wall Lakeport 03247-6742 "Because art is cheaper than therapy" __ Do You Yahoo!? Yahoo! Messenger - Talk while you surf! It's FREE. http://im.yahoo.com/
FLUXLIST: JeffBerner
To All: I had the privilege and pleasure of meeting Jeff Berner the other weekend. You probably know this, but Jeff has been a member of Fluxus since 1965 and a Fluxus collector, as well. In the early months of 1999, a show called "The Living Legend of Fluxus" opened in Spokane, Washington, with works from the collection of Jeff Berner and the Walker Art Center. I've been perusing the written material so graciously given me, and although all is worthy, I enjoyed Jeff's words the most. So I thought I would share them http://www.geocities.com/pk_harris/jeffberner.html?972090198110 Best, PK
Re: FLUXLIST: Lumpy Air
This is not poetry. A woman in Los Angeles awoke And wished to photograph a great mountain, which she had viewed from her very window Each day the woman equipped herself to photograph the mountain and trod outside her domain Each day the mountain was cloaked in smog In despair she traveled closer and closer, at times walking through others' homes to get the view she desired The mountain was always cloaked in smog, no matter her closeness She then wrote the story of the mountain-in-smog and transferred the story-of-the-mountain-in-smog To a lucite-square-that-showed-the-air, in letters stuck on the surface and placed the square in the air On her roof Many months later she recovered the square and removed the letters She captured the mountain and she captured the smog. A true tale of lumpy air, made square, told to me (in not these words, but hers) by Lisa Coscino 10/19/00. PK "John M. Bennett" wrote: Lumpy Air Snake flag s nowing off yr face gate meat jiggles turns the plate fork glans isolated chewed down dork draft you gulped spore an aft speed clumb trace cleft drank peed loft above skull yr shirt lost find a faucet grips the mind blang grip loosened what you sang wheat mould brightly dripping on feet type sand score air speak kite reeling you, was drinker than, spieling cloud dung sweetly burning flame loud place clasp nose splitter of face tomb tome mists hide yr spoon waving face cloth clot face saving reach closets shattered up that beach many blanks mirrors hung clocking pennies master of prevention eat it faster ere it melts rattles in hair born to sheet fold yr form mucous nodules play across some focus at bread leg hog drink hat filled hairs knotted nothing's ever killed dead or cleaver wad the bread pocket loaf fuzzy coins cover sockets pants or stones mosque or chance cheap pool but jump in deep dry visage named for mosca fly again at window where you bend larks darting high in "blathering dark" clumps of air gasp in sumps John M. Bennett
FLUXLIST: Fwd: ec-satyricOn 2000
Date: Fri, 20 Oct 2000 18:13:57 -0400 Subject: ec-satyricOn 2000 From: Joseph Nechvatal [EMAIL PROTECTED] For Immediate Release Joseph Nechvatal ec-satyricOn 2000 October 26 - December 02 Universal Concepts Unlimited announces the opening of ec-satyricOn 2000 (enhanced)+ bodies in the bit-stream (compliant) a digital-based exhibition of recent work by Joseph Nechvatal, on Thursday, October 26 from 6-8 PM. Since 1985, Joseph Nechvatal has been exploring what he calls the viractual¹ image; a complex numeric image which consists of a mixture of drawing, digital-photography, painting, written language, and externalized computer code - all of which is submitted to computational manipulations (including viral attacks). Based loosely around passages from a cyber-sex farce novella he wrote in Paris called ~venus©-~Ñ~vibrator, even - and from certain passages from Gaius Petronius Arbiter¹s (~27-66 AD) book Satyricon, this exhibition puts forth a mingling of the virtual, the aesthetic, and the sexual. The exhibition consists of six large computer-robotic assisted paintings which, together, create a sweeping, immersive environment. Also, a specially rubber-bound example of ~venus©-~Ñ~vibrator, even will be on display, as well as a suite of unique digital prints from the code x series, and a dvd animated puppet show. Nechvatal¹s stated intentions are to pictorially integrate the occurrence of the loss of subjectivity as experienced in sexual transport and sexual fantasies with the philosophical loss of sovereignty typical of the disembodied finesse encountered when immersed in virtual space. Here - for example with the loss of body consciousness specific to total-immersion within a virtual reality environment - one frequently senses a transport dissolution moving consciousness away from nature, even while developing a slightly ridiculous, Fellini-like, human self-consciousness. In encounters with virtualizing digitization, representations of carnal pulp used in fleshing-out ec-satyricOn 2000 (primarily female silicon-implanted breasts, Nechvatal¹s testicles, various labia, elbows, knees, and the posterior glutinous maximus of both sexes - some procured on-line, others via digital photographic techniques) are turned diaphanous through various reproductive digital processes and synthetic maneuvers - including viral attacks. The programming used to enact the computer viral attacks was developed by Nechvatal in 1992-3. Joseph Nechvatal has exhibited his work widely in Europe and the United States, both in private and public venues. He is in the permanent collection of the Los Angeles County Museum, the Moderna Musset in Stockholm and the Israel Museum in Jerusalem. His web-site, with full CV and collected writings, can be found at: http://www.dom.de/arts/artists/jnech/ For further information contact UCU @ 212.727.7575 and/or see artist statement at: http://www.intelligentagent.com/satyricon.html Universal Concepts Unlimited 507 West 24th Street @ 10th Ave New York, NY 10011 http://www.U-C-U.com Tel: 212.727.7575 Fax: 212.727.7676 Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
