FLUXLIST: thanks.

2000-03-07 Thread Ceyda Karamrsel (CUSTOMER TECH-Uzm.)
thank you for your help about ammer/radioarts/foodworks... ceyda

FLUXLIST: collage of sounds...

2000-03-07 Thread primate _
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Re: FLUXLIST: cheery poem

2000-03-07 Thread BestPoet
let your raincoat be a laugh Wouldn't that lead to a high rate of pregnancies? Sorry, don't understand - is this a language/ translation thing? - Roger Sorry. "Raincoat" is slang for prophalactics (spelling?) -- those rubber sheaths used to restrain conception.

FLUXLIST: Fw: mail art project

2000-03-07 Thread allen bukoff
In the email today... -Original Message- From: paul stevenson [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: Allen Bukoff [EMAIL PROTECTED] Date: Tuesday, March 07, 2000 7:27 AM Hi I am currently in the process of organizing a mail art project to raise cancer awareness, and to benefit my local cancer

FLUXLIST: artists for an open Austria (fwd)

2000-03-07 Thread St.Auby Tamas
-- Forwarded message -- Date: Tue, 7 Mar 2000 11:43:12 -0500 (EST) From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: artists for an open Austria On March 10th at 18.00 at the Espace Ernst Hilger Paris at 4 rue de Roi du Sicile, Lorand Hegyi, director of the Museum of

Re: FLUXLIST: cheery poem

2000-03-07 Thread Eryk Salvaggio
OH, and here I had thought it was because rainwater, when under the third full moon and, having buried an egg under an oak tree, would make one pregnant! [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: let your raincoat be a laugh Wouldn't that lead to a high rate of pregnancies? Sorry, don't understand - is

Re: FLUXLIST: cedilla

2000-03-07 Thread Rod Stasick
Hey, Dave! What's life REALLY like in the future? Are politicians still talking kindhearted jibberish? I'm hoping that by the time your era rolls around that we won't need politicians and most of the people "in power" (but I probably won't be around to know or be too old to really notice or

Re: FLUXLIST: fruitscores

2000-03-07 Thread Rod Stasick
...yes, very tasty...i will perform an indecorum at my local market as soon as possible...rod --- alan bowman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: i've put the pages from"fruitscores illustrated" at the following address, just in case any one was interested:-)

FLUXLIST: i hope you fall so fast and hard that you get me

2000-03-07 Thread ddyment
this is a great idea. ---Original Message- From: { brad brace } [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] Cc: John Hopkins [EMAIL PROTECTED]; [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED]; [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] Date: March 7, 2000 10:49 PM Subject: FLUXLIST: 'phone-art

FLUXLIST: Re: after mail art and internet comes tourism

2000-03-07 Thread honoria
Dear H. R. Fricker, Thank you for your most thoughtful email. I have been thinking about Internet and Mail Art for a long time and I have been taking courses at the University of Texas at Austin in communication, new media, open systems thinking, and interaction design to help me understand the

Re: FLUXLIST: Re: after mail art and internet comes tourism

2000-03-07 Thread Reed Altemus
Honoria I can see only a couple of minor mistakes in your answers to the question. Only that Chuck Welch DID NOT invent the term "telematic art" (I think, but am not sure that Roy Ascott did). Only other thing: Ruud Janssen is Dutch not Norweigan. That's it for me. Reed [EMAIL PROTECTED]