Re: FLUXLIST: We Lost That Fluxus Feeling
Hi, well... it is summer. Nothing usually happens much in summer. Well, I guess lots of stuff DOES happen (like Jilly having an operation, then another because the first one went a bit awry) (but she's better now and convalescing nicely, thankyou) (have just been doing some flower-arranging actually - see, lots of art DOES go on) But, well... I've spent this summer at home working. I thought I'd get a lot done but publishers and fellow writers and poets are all on holiday and those editors and writers and colleagues who have been around seem to have been working at half speed. The weather in England has also been quite good lately for a change. I have written a lot though. But Autumn is Falling fast and I expect things will pick up. I like Fluxlist FOR its chatty quality. I like to have an e-mail connection, e-companionship and mundane conversation. And if I'm going to subscribe to such a list then it's good to talk to Flux-lovers. Of course, I like to read lively Flux debate now and again, as well, and I would agree that it is thin on the ground of late. Meanwhile there are two projects of mine that are running - Fluxlist poems and writings (Happy New Ears 2) - and House of Flux. I'll re-post the invitation for the former. (Quite a lot of stuff has come in - but from only a few people) See the first Happy New Ears at - http://www.fluxus.org/FLUXLIST/happYneWearS For House of Flux - simply post your reminiscences of the place. I'll be collecting them all up, probably in the New Year, and will hopefully turn them into a book or a website or something. (See early Room Enquiries) So - For what it's worth There's my two penn'orth XXX Roger
FLUXLIST: New Happy Ears
The New Fluxlist Publication. (as yet untitled) will contain poetry (of many types), fiction, fluxevents, scores, observations, other creative things in a book (constructed along the lines of Happy New Ears) a copy of which will be sent to all contributors Almost anything will be permitted provided it shelters beneath the umbrella of Fluxus or is some way related to Fluxus deadline November 30th 2001 other constraints - the book will be printed mainly in black and white (although Sol has the facility to reproduce greyscale images at 600dpi) size the text should fit the UK (European) A4 size (approx. 21 X 30 cms) e-mail contributions to me in the body of the text or as word docs any attachments not referred to in the body of the e-mail will be deleted as these make me nervous [EMAIL PROTECTED] Hope we have lots of contributions to make our second book as interesting and enjoyable as the first (new listcomers - don't be shy) Thanks Roger
FLUXLIST: REAL STUFF
Seven of the founders of Fluxus will perform at 3 evenings in Odense shortly. www.odense-performance-festival.dk.
FLUXLIST: fluxus registry
From: :mark [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: register me. Date: Sat, 1 Sep 2001 16:36:27 +0200 markus berger mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED][EMAIL PROTECTED] 34537 bad wildungen/germany koenigsquellenweg 6a i practice a (not really) new kind of flux. i call it Multi-Environment or NEOFLUXUS. it's a newinterpretation of action, art music and theater (Mindtheater). http://markusberger.dehttp://markusberger.de
FLUXLIST: REAL URL MISTAKE
From: Eric Andersen [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: Fluxlist [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: FLUXLIST: REAL STUFF Seven of the founders of Fluxus will perform at 3 evenings in Odense shortly. www.odense-performance-festival.dk. The correct URL is www.performance-festival-odense.dk (Just like Eric to get things backwards) Festival looks cool. Nice bios for the participating artists. I only count 5 Fluxus founders : Eric Anderson Alison Knowles Ben Patterson Willem de Ridder Ben Vautier + Larry Miller (true Flux man but not a founder)
FLUXLIST: undoubtedly is not a good academic word
Interesting statement in Hannah Higgins bio for the Odense performance festival: Dr. Hannah Higgins is a professor at the University of Illinois, Chicago, Art History and Architechture Department and is undoubtedly the most respected scholar and historian within the concepts of Fluxus and InterMedia. from http://www.performance-festival-odense.dk/drhig.html Take that Owen Smith. Take that Ken Friedman. Take that Jon Hendricks. Take that ...
FLUXLIST: What is Fluxus?
More discoveries. Eric Anderson's idiosyncratic view of Fluxus: http://www.performance-festival-odense.dk/whatis.html
FLUXLIST: Projects
I've been working the past couple weeks to put some music up on the Net. I have limited resources, so my only really viable option was www.garageband.com. It streams music via RealAudio. My brother and I have to review about twenty generic pop songs before we can upload anything, so soon we should have our first song uploaded. It will be called The Wheele Goes Round, and it runs about an hour and a half. The fun part is when other unsuspecting pop musicians are forced to listen to it and review it for their own upload credits. I'm looking forward to that. brbrbrYours truly, Tom Holmes, The Master Of Destruction. _ Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com/intl.asp
FLUXLIST: fluxlist meeting/McCarthyPetal
http://www.geocities.com/fluxlist/fluxlistmeeting.html?999375877530
Re: FLUXLIST: New Happy Ears
Hey!!! Roger Radio!!! I don't know how others feel, and it might create additional work for fluxlist archivists, but I liked the interaction when participants posted their entries online for Happy New Ears, rather than offline directly to you...seemed like one entry inspired another. A suggestion for a name - Fluxlist EarBook, 2001 XXX PK Roger Stevens wrote: The New Fluxlist Publication. (as yet untitled) will contain poetry (of many types), fiction, fluxevents, scores, observations, other creative things in a book (constructed along the lines of Happy New Ears) a copy of which will be sent to all contributors Almost anything will be permitted provided it shelters beneath the umbrella of Fluxus or is some way related to Fluxus deadline November 30th 2001 other constraints - the book will be printed mainly in black and white (although Sol has the facility to reproduce greyscale images at 600dpi) size the text should fit the UK (European) A4 size (approx. 21 X 30 cms) e-mail contributions to me in the body of the text or as word docs any attachments not referred to in the body of the e-mail will be deleted as these make me nervous [EMAIL PROTECTED] Hope we have lots of contributions to make our second book as interesting and enjoyable as the first (new listcomers - don't be shy) Thanks Roger
Re: FLUXLIST: New Happy Ears
The Princess writes: I don't know how others feel, and it might create additional work for fluxlist archivists, but I liked the interaction when participants posted their entries online for Happy New Ears, rather than offline directly to you...seemed like one entry inspired another. Great. I'd like to think both were possible. Give it a whirl in the list to generate creative conversations or send privately A suggestion for a name - Fluxlist EarBook, 2001 Brilliant Anyone with other opinions or suggestions?
Re: FLUXLIST: New Happy Ears
Roger, here are some new Fluxus Scores for inclusion in your book. New Fluxus Scores by Eryk Salvaggio 1. 6 to 8. 2. 12 to 35. 3. 0 to 1. 4. 5 to 9. 5. Love. 6. 23 to 19. 7. 14 to 0. 8. Cancellation due to scheduling conflicts over use of the field. 9. 10 to 1.
