Re: FLUXLIST: The Russian Avant-Garde Book 1910 - 1934 :: MoMA

2002-04-20 Thread Kathy Forer

On 4/17/02 10:46 AM, mIEKAL aND [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 text_TOWER
 http://cla.umn.edu/joglars/text_TOWER/index.php
 
 
 35 feet of text  growing...

Nice. Semi unpolitically refreshing.

In Internet Explorer on a Mac, the text below the header title comes off as
a completely blank black page, about 35 feet long, with four lines at the
bottom. An alternate browser (and the code) showed this wasn't intended. 




Re: FLUXLIST: The Russian Avant-Garde Book 1910 - 1934 :: MoMA

2002-04-20 Thread NBBurr44

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 of it, minimal or messy-to-max     size to be common but content to 
be individual flux-list-ness according to individual?or  random 
choosing via yr grabbing one of these ideas from hat?we await our 
orders  we of many mentioned maybes  one-page book that says 
fluxlist book compiled into ONE book? just don't want this idea to get 
lost   .. nbb 

In a message dated 4/16/2002 9:52:09 PM Pacific Daylight Time, 
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:

 50 books by 50 people.
 Cohere by theme, size, story.
 five totally unrelated collages.
 A day in the life
 My first computer
 Favorite socks
 Biography of another fluxlist member
 books pages flipping in hand
 Modern Saints/Modern Sinners, dead or just playing dead
 festive religious theme
 just Fluxlist. the part the list plays.
 forty six minutes in the evening with a stop watch.
 modern sinners
 bios, fake and fantasy
 free reign, free rain
 hot air balloon
 zine as object
 saints and sinners
 Seven deadlies plus seven (noncanonical) virtues, make up one's own
 Fluxus Tarot? 78 cards, Major Arcana only, Or not.
 the Fluxus Carrot a story for kids and other young animals
 Pulled over for weaving.
 milligan pomes
 biography of fifty non-existent Fluxus artists, with pictures, a fluxusness
 justification spoof where characters meet manifesto criteria
 Biographies of nonexistent people
 Fluxlist Cooks
 The Fluxlist Gourmet Companion
 The favourite meals of the Fluxmasters
 Famous Suppers
 Scores and events that are food related
 Edible art
 How To Run A Successful Fluxus Dinner Party
 Poems, stories, pictures...
 The Fluxus Parrot.
 
 
  



Re: FLUXLIST: The Russian Avant-Garde Book 1910 - 1934 :: MoMA

2002-04-20 Thread Kathy Forer

Okay, it's too quiet again. Where'd everyone go?

I'm happy to take responsibility for whatever coordinating needs to be done
to distribute 50x50 books, or however many get made, 15x15, N€n.

According to the secretary's minutes, taken from the flooded flow, Modern
Saints and Sinners, fake and fantasy, an interpretation seems to be
popular. Ditto fluxlist itself or 50 fluxlist biographies, a spoof.

If anyone's still out there...

NBB is on my page! This just in:
 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?
I was either avoiding responsibility or otherwise preoccupied. Most likely
the latter.

 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 of it, minimal or messy-to-max     size to be common but content to
 be individual flux-list-ness according to individual?
Maybe either this, freeform, or below, a chosen topic, so it would be your
choice.

or  random
 choosing via yr grabbing one of these ideas from hat?we await our
 orders  we of many mentioned maybes
Maybe, maybe not.
I'd tend reflexively to want a similar story, something that would be better
covered by 50 people than by one. Subject would cohere. And size, not exact,
but a minimum/maximum range, Say 2x2 to 9x11 (I have space but not
unlimited, though elephant folios would be cool)

  one-page book that says
 fluxlist book compiled into ONE book? just don't want this idea to get
 lost   .. nbb
I could probably manage the technical publishing but it would be more
interesting to gather/arrange/redistribute all everyone else's hard work.

There could also be a side by side online project for virtual artists.




Re: Re: FLUXLIST: The Russian Avant-Garde Book 1910 - 1934 :: MoMA

2002-04-20 Thread Reed Altemus

Hi Kathy  Nancy,

Some really good ideas- biographies of non-existent people is one I'd love to do- but
I think the list needs to be fleshed out more,
there's a lot of repetition, maybe someone could suggest ideas to further develop? How 
about
libraries of famous artists (like what would Duchamp or Warhol, have in their 
libraries?).
Or a technical report on success of famous artists measured by number of orgasms in 
their lifetime. Maybe these are too Baroque for what you had in mind. Others have 
ideas to help?

Reed

 50 books by 50 people.
 Cohere by theme, size, story.
 five totally unrelated collages.
 A day in the life
 My first computer
 Favorite socks
 Biography of another fluxlist member
 books pages flipping in hand
 Modern Saints/Modern Sinners, dead or just playing dead
 festive religious theme
 just Fluxlist. the part the list plays.
 forty six minutes in the evening with a stop watch.
 modern sinners
 bios, fake and fantasy
 free reign, free rain
 hot air balloon
 zine as object
 saints and sinners
 Seven deadlies plus seven (noncanonical) virtues, make up one's own
 Fluxus Tarot? 78 cards, Major Arcana only, Or not.
 the Fluxus Carrot a story for kids and other young animals
 Pulled over for weaving.
 milligan pomes
 biography of fifty non-existent Fluxus artists, with pictures, a fluxusness
 justification spoof where characters meet manifesto criteria
 Biographies of nonexistent people
 Fluxlist Cooks
 The Fluxlist Gourmet Companion
 The favourite meals of the Fluxmasters
 Famous Suppers
 Scores and events that are food related
 Edible art
 How To Run A Successful Fluxus Dinner Party
 Poems, stories, pictures...
 The Fluxus Parrot.
 
 
  



Re: FLUXLIST: The Russian Avant-Garde Book 1910 - 1934 :: MoMA

2002-04-20 Thread NBBurr44

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?). 



Re: FLUXLIST: The Russian Avant-Garde Book 1910 - 1934 :: MoMA

2002-04-20 Thread NBBurr44

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?). 



Re: FLUXLIST: The Russian Avant-Garde Book 1910 - 1934 :: MoMA

2002-04-17 Thread Kathy Forer

 LOTS of ideas sort of a flood

It might be too difficult, and maybe isn't fluxlist or not fluxlist at all,
but how about my day, september 11, 2001?

Drawings, words, poems, collage, photographs, audio, flash. 24 ± (n) pages.




Re: FLUXLIST: The Russian Avant-Garde Book 1910 - 1934 :: MoMA

2002-04-16 Thread JJ

I don't know how it should be sorted out but I really
like this idea!  Put me on that list!

jj




--- Kathy Forer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 http://www.moma.org/russian/
 
 Could this be a possible next project?
 Either 50 books with 50 pages by 50 people, 1 books
 by 50 (or so) people or,
 ideally, 50 10-page books by 50 people. Like the 50
 fluxbox multiples.
 
 How would this cohere? Theme, story, size...
 


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Re: FLUXLIST: The Russian Avant-Garde Book 1910 - 1934 :: MoMA

2002-04-16 Thread Kathy Forer

On 4/16/02 3:17 AM, JJ wrote:

 I don't know how it should be sorted out but I really
 like this idea!  Put me on that list!


SORT:

I've still got all the recipes that were submitted for Fluxlist Cooks
(ages and ages and ages ago, I'm embarassed to say). Those could be a part
of it
ME or how about
 
The Fluxlist Gourmet Companion
 
Recipes - eg Maciunas Macaroni and Mussel Pie
The favourite meals of the Fluxmasters
Famous Suppers (Alan Bukoff, others in the past)
Scores and events that are food related
Edible art
How To Run A Successful Fluxus Dinner Party
Poems, stories, pictures...

Or

The Fluxus Parrot.  It could be taught to flap its wings furiously and say
What's all this, then?! (which might summon Eric Andersen...but I'm just
not sure.)

M Biographies of nonexistent people... sounds like a hoot. If I didn't have
so many things to do that I need to do first, I'd do that. Ah well...

 How about a biography of the fifty most famous artists who shoul
d have been in Fluxus but didn't exist?

I think this could be difficult to do for those who aren't great writers
- i think i would struggle.

BUT  i love the idea and i'd really like to give it a go.  could we draw
pictures as well? eh? eh?

do we have to justify their fluxusness etc?
actually that would be tricky as a fairly sophisticated
knowledge/understanding of fluxus may be neede before we start
spoofing it.
i wonder if we could, collectively, decide on a set of criteria that the
characters have to meet.
e.g.  maciunas' 'fluxus art amusement' manifesto, or other well
know and generally accepted ideas.  this may be limiting but may
avoid problems arising with the 'what is fluxus?', fluxus doesn't
exist', 'fluxus is this!No it isn't it's THIS!' camps


OR 

slightly less contentious:
 How about a biography of the fifty most famous artists who shoul
d have been ON FLUXLIST but didn't exist?


one of my favourite milligan pomes

From Sydney Zoo an alligator
Was put on board a flying freighter.
He ate the pilot
And the navigator.
And asked for more with mashed potater

alan

broken down on the information superhighway

 Dan

 Howza bout the Fluxus Tarot?

waddabowt the Fluxus Carrot a story for kids and other young
animals

fluxus tarot - like the fluxdeck only with a risk - if misused you could
summon eric andersen!

(yes! yes! that's for baptising me in the name of the devil! you rotter!
;-)   )

broken down on the information superhighway

Pulled over for weaving.

 How about a biography of the fifty most famous artists who shoul
d have been in Fluxus but didn't exist?

I think this could be difficult to do for those who aren't great writers
- i think i would struggle.

BUT  i love the idea and i'd really like to give it a go.  could we draw
pictures as well? eh? eh?

do we have to justify their fluxusness etc?
actually that would be tricky as a fairly sophisticated
knowledge/understanding of fluxus may be neede before we start
spoofing it.
i wonder if we could, collectively, decide on a set of criteria that the
characters have to meet.
e.g.  maciunas' 'fluxus art amusement' manifesto, or other well
know and generally accepted ideas.  this may be limiting but may
avoid problems arising with the 'what is fluxus?', fluxus doesn't
exist', 'fluxus is this!No it isn't it's THIS!' camps


OR 

slightly less contentious:
 How about a biography of the fifty most famous artists who shoul
d have been ON FLUXLIST but didn't exist?


one of my favourite milligan pomes

From Sydney Zoo an alligator1
Was put on board a flying freighter.
He ate the pilot
And the navigator.
And asked for more with mashed potater

alan

broken down on the information superhighway


Howza bout the Fluxus Tarot?  Could we get it together for 78 cards? My
guess is, uh...no. But,we could do the Major Arcana only, this would also
save a lot of discourse on suits (cups, coins, swords, rods).  Or we could
have the discourse, discard the discourse, and STILL only do the Major
Arcana.

Or, we could not.

Over and Out (cold)

M

I like saints and sinners, or one that's been around a bit lately, seven
deadlies plus seven (noncanonical) virtues--and I mean than one can make up
one's own, not just use the old lists

AK


Yes! The latter! zine as object! Could we get it together intime for a
showlet
here in Duluth to accompany the Dick Higgins show that will be at the Tweed
Museum? I'll get back to the list later w/ more on this.

AK


How about a biography of the fifty most famous artists who should have been
in Fluxus but didn't exist?
 
Meanwhile here's a little Spike poem -
 
I put ten pence in my piggy bank
To save for a rainy day
It rained the very next morning
Three cheers, hip hip hooray!



what's it like to ride in a hot air balloon



 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


Put away the stop 

Re: FLUXLIST: The Russian Avant-Garde Book 1910 - 1934 :: MoMA

2002-04-16 Thread NBBurr44

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



Re: FLUXLIST: The Russian Avant-Garde Book 1910 - 1934 :: MoMA

2002-04-16 Thread Kathy Forer


 oh no?

Uh huh
 
 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

Minutes of the fifth meeting

50 books by 50 people.
Cohere by theme, size, story.
five totally unrelated collages.
A day in the life
My first computer
Favorite socks
Biography of another fluxlist member
books pages flipping in hand
Modern Saints/Modern Sinners, dead or just playing dead
festive religious theme
just Fluxlist. the part the list plays.
forty six minutes in the evening with a stop watch.
modern sinners
bios, fake and fantasy
free reign, free rain
hot air balloon
zine as object
saints and sinners
Seven deadlies plus seven (noncanonical) virtues, make up one's own
Fluxus Tarot? 78 cards, Major Arcana only, Or not.
the Fluxus Carrot a story for kids and other young animals
Pulled over for weaving.
milligan pomes
biography of fifty non-existent Fluxus artists, with pictures, a fluxusness
justification spoof where characters meet manifesto criteria
Biographies of nonexistent people
Fluxlist Cooks
The Fluxlist Gourmet Companion
The favourite meals of the Fluxmasters
Famous Suppers
Scores and events that are food related
Edible art
How To Run A Successful Fluxus Dinner Party
Poems, stories, pictures...
The Fluxus Parrot.





Re: FLUXLIST: The Russian Avant-Garde Book 1910 - 1934 :: MoMA

2002-04-14 Thread ann klefstad

Yes! The latter! zine as object! Could we get it together intime for a showlet
here in Duluth to accompany the Dick Higgins show that will be at the Tweed
Museum? I'll get back to the list later w/ more on this.

AK

Kathy Forer wrote:

 http://www.moma.org/russian/

 Could this be a possible next project?
 Either 50 books with 50 pages by 50 people, 1 books by 50 (or so) people or,
 ideally, 50 10-page books by 50 people. Like the 50 fluxbox multiples.

 How would this cohere? Theme, story, size...




FLUXLIST: Re: FLUXLIST: The Russian Avant-Garde Book 1910 - 1934 :: MoMA

2002-04-13 Thread [EMAIL PROTECTED]

kathy,

i'll be in!

i saw the show just the other day, great stuff.  i was so inspired 
that i came back and made five totally unrelated collages.

which was odd - or maybe not.

anyway i'd like to do some bookstuff.

we have to remember the diffrence in paper sizes (A4  us letter)

(in italy i recieved a press pack to copy with text right to the edges 
of the us letter sized sheets - considering that A4 is a bit narrower - 
imagine the fun I had at the photocopier.)

alan


 http://www.moma.org/russian/
 
 Could this be a possible next project?
 Either 50 books with 50 pages by 50 people, 1 books by 50 (or s
o) people or,
 ideally, 50 10-page books by 50 people. Like the 50 fluxbox multi
ples.
 
 How would this cohere? Theme, story, size...
 
 



Re: FLUXLIST: The Russian Avant-Garde Book 1910 - 1934 :: MoMA

2002-04-13 Thread Carol Starr

wow kathy,

what a web site! do you know how to do that type of thing? amazing stuff.  if
we could do it i would love to. of course i'm still waiting for the rest of the
covers to get here in the mail, hint, hint, hint.

bests, carrol :)
xoo

Kathy Forer wrote:

 http://www.moma.org/russian/

 Could this be a possible next project?
 Either 50 books with 50 pages by 50 people, 1 books by 50 (or so) people or,
 ideally, 50 10-page books by 50 people. Like the 50 fluxbox multiples.

 How would this cohere? Theme, story, size...

--
carol starr
taos, new mexico, usa
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
web: http://laplaza.org/~datastar/index.html





Re: FLUXLIST: Re: FLUXLIST: The Russian Avant-Garde Book 1910 -1934 :: MoMA

2002-04-13 Thread Kathy Forer

On 4/13/02 6:14 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 we have to remember the diffrence in paper sizes (A4  us letter)

 (in italy i received a press pack to copy with text right to the edges
 of the us letter sized sheets - considering that A4 is a bit narrower -
 imagine the fun I had at the photocopier.)

How about theme or story, then? A day in the life... My first computer...
Favorite socks... Biography of another fluxlist member... 




Re: FLUXLIST: Re: FLUXLIST: The Russian Avant-Garde Book 1910 - 1934 :: MoMA

2002-04-13 Thread NBBurr44

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...  



Re: FLUXLIST: The Russian Avant-Garde Book 1910 - 1934 :: MoMA

2002-04-13 Thread Kathy Forer

On 4/13/02 8:43 PM, Carol Starr [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 wow kathy,
 
 what a web site! do you know how to do that type of thing? amazing stuff.

I thought they were lush, gorgeous. Interesting, inspiring; made it seem
simple, fun, accessible. Could be the Cyrillic cuts through a lot. Must see
the exhibit now. Though the flash came across really neatly. Just the paper
feel  light missing.

I can kind of fake making Flash. But there are a few people on the list here
who are excruciatingly good at it.

 if
 we could do it i would love to. of course i'm still waiting for the rest of
 the covers to get here in the mail, hint, hint, hint.

Yes, yes yes. You and Uncle Sam :) Tomorrow's reserved for you. Uncle Sam is
prepared to wait 4 months.


 http://www.moma.org/russian/




Re: FLUXLIST: The Russian Avant-Garde Book 1910 - 1934 :: MoMA

2002-04-13 Thread meryl

I'm hoping you mean a hard copy book and not this Flash wizardry as that 
would be far beyond my (extremely) meagre computing skills.

As for themes, howza bout Modern Saints?  Two from my own pantheon would be
Robert Wilson and Spike Milligan.  I don't believe that saints have to be
dead (i.e. Wilson), they just have to be able to play dead (i.e. Wilson).
Or, contrary-wise Modern Sinners?  I love a religious theme, religion is so
festive!

Wh!

M

NP: Fragile by Wire from Pink Flag


--
From: Kathy Forer [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: FLUXLIST [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: FLUXLIST: The Russian Avant-Garde Book 1910 - 1934 :: MoMA
Date: Sat, Apr 13, 2002, 5:57 PM


 http://www.moma.org/russian/

 Could this be a possible next project?
 Either 50 books with 50 pages by 50 people, 1 books by 50 (or so) people or,
 ideally, 50 10-page books by 50 people. Like the 50 fluxbox multiples.

 How would this cohere? Theme, story, size...
 



Re: FLUXLIST: Re: FLUXLIST: The Russian Avant-Garde Book 1910 - 1934 :: MoMA

2002-04-13 Thread Jennifer Chiarell

what's it like to ride in a hot air balloon
- Original Message -
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Saturday, April 13, 2002 9:25 PM
Subject: Re: FLUXLIST: Re: FLUXLIST: The Russian Avant-Garde Book 1910 -
1934 :: MoMA


 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...  




Re: FLUXLIST: Re: FLUXLIST: The Russian Avant-Garde Book 1910 -1934 :: MoMA

2002-04-13 Thread Kathy Forer

On 4/13/02 10:57 PM, Jennifer Chiarell [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 what's it like to ride in a hot air balloon

Ubique Perigrinari € Omniaque Videre
http://kforer.com/fogg.html




Re: FLUXLIST: Re: FLUXLIST: The Russian Avant-Garde Book 1910 -1934 :: MoMA

2002-04-13 Thread Carol Starr

here i am last october, carol


Kathy Forer wrote:

 On 4/13/02 10:57 PM, Jennifer Chiarell [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

  what's it like to ride in a hot air balloon

 Ubique Perigrinari € Omniaque Videre
 http://kforer.com/fogg.html

--
carol starr
taos, new mexico, usa
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
web: http://laplaza.org/~datastar/index.html


inline: balloon.jpg

Re: FLUXLIST: Re: FLUXLIST: The Russian Avant-Garde Book 1910 -1934 :: MoMA

2002-04-13 Thread Carol Starr

here i am last october, carol


Kathy Forer wrote:

 On 4/13/02 10:57 PM, Jennifer Chiarell [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

  what's it like to ride in a hot air balloon

 Ubique Perigrinari € Omniaque Videre
 http://kforer.com/fogg.html

--
carol starr
taos, new mexico, usa
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
web: http://laplaza.org/~datastar/index.html


inline: balloon.jpg

Re: FLUXLIST: Re: FLUXLIST: The Russian Avant-Garde Book 1910 -1934 :: MoMA

2002-04-13 Thread Carol Starr

sorry, didn't mean to send the balloon picture twice. think i'd better
shut down. cu, c

--
carol starr
taos, new mexico, usa
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
web: http://laplaza.org/~datastar/index.html





Re: FLUXLIST: Re: FLUXLIST: The Russian Avant-Garde Book 1910-1934 :: MoMA

2002-04-13 Thread Kathy Forer


 here i am last october, carol

YEOW!! 
 



(...and you got the attachment working::)