To All,
Well, I offered up Nora Barnacle for the nom de group, but nobody
listened. However, Baroque, Bothered and Bewildered is right up
there in the top 3.
Ms. Lila Woolman says, "Thanks!" for all the clever names. Since
she does possess a $10,000 violin, but does not possess a
computer,
Absolutely!!! Yet one could not consider your remarks repititiously redundant -
especially in an election year. Dam!! I am all over lusting for one of those
Surrealist Papoon for President buttons, yet it seems they are to surreal to be
for sale. Guess I'll just have to whip one up. In my
yes, it was--
On Wed, 13 Sep 2000, meryl wrote:
Wasn't "A Modest Proposal" by Jonathan Swift?
BadgerGirl
I might suggest also the lecture of "a Modest Proposal", an actual speech of
Sterne at the Lord Chamber in which he denounces the starvation in Ireland
by proposing
there are too many great band names to go into
but a few that come immediately to mind
Alvin Cash and the Registers
Barry and the Remains
Question Mark and the Mysterians
Link Wray and the Wraymen
Billy Lee Riley and His Litte Green
Bertrand wrote:
I kept a long silent those last weeks, because I was moving to the west of
France, in Bretagne, and also because my first baby is born the 23 rd of
august, and this has (and is still) occupied me a LOT.
Congratulations Bertrand...boy or girl?
THat's why I needed
some time to
and so, I looked at my last post and thought well I'm complaining about the
lack of Fluxus chat but what am I doing to encourage it
so, what things interest me, well many but
in regard to Fluxus I'm fascinated by Something Else Press publicationsI
have my own small collection of them
hi sol,
i am in agreement more fluxus on the fluxlist would be nice. re: something
else press: art metropole in toronto is exhibiting the complete publications
(books, great bear pamphlets, ephemera) on the 26th of October (2nd
anniversary of the death of Dick Higgins). most (many?) items will
Hi Dave,
You wrote:
art metropole in toronto is exhibiting the complete publications
(books, great bear pamphlets, ephemera) on the 26th of October (2nd
anniversary of the death of Dick Higgins). most (many?) items will be
available for sale.
Will there be a catalogue of this exhibition?
Will
Sol
When I think the wurds "printer" "art" I always think Hansjorg Mayer
the German printer who produced many editions of the original group
of concrete poets in Europe (E. Williams, D. Rot, etc.). I have but one
book printed by HM which is Emmett Williams' _Schemes Variations_
My copy has the
thre will be some sort of catalogue - might be minor. a list will be up on
the website and yes, books can be ordered mail-order. does anyone have the
robert filliou 'ample food' box set?
dave
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Sol Nte wrote:
Andersen and Tamas, but because of the poor interest for Fluxus we
demonstrated. And this is why I dont think of this list -which I liked a
lot- as the Fluxlist anymore.
Sol, I agree with this 100%. As you know, I have at various times pointed
out that the multilogue on
Dave wrote:
thre will be some sort of catalogue - might be minor. a list will be up on
the website
please let me and the rest of the list know when the list is up.
thanks,
Sol.
Reed wrote:
I have been trying to get a copy of _The Paper Snake_ lately. I had a copy
but gave it to someone years ago when I was not so selfish about the
books I own.
Thanks to the internet it's easier to track down copies of Something Else
Press titles...especially for those outside the US.
Reed wrote:
When I think the wurds "printer" "art" I always think Hansjorg Mayer
the German printer who produced many editions of the original group
of concrete poets in Europe (E. Williams, D. Rot, etc.). I have but one
book printed by HM which is Emmett Williams' _Schemes Variations_
My copy
Reed wrote:
Personally, I would like to see more discussion
on the topics specified in the info email which comes when you subscribe
to the list.
You know we spent a while drafting that but I don't think anyone saves it or
reads it.
Ken and Dick Higgins always left
Fluxus as an open project-
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What is Flux, George?
My favorite definitions
http://www.fluxus.org/FLUXLIST/maciunas/real.html
Sol Nte wrote:
Reed wrote:
Personally, I would like to see more discussion
on the topics specified in the info email which comes when you subscribe
to the list.
You know we spent a
But what seems to be missing is a serious critical discussion of what
it means to be a Fluxist now- Ken and Dick Higgins always left
I wouldnt put Ken and Dick to much into the same basket. I think Ken was
sometimes to Fluxish, to Maciunas centered, whereas Dick was more
openminded, playfull
Sol, Patricia, Disco and any and all other Fluxlister -
Over the last few years as I have explored Fluxus I have become
increasingly dissatisfied with traditional scholarly or historical
approaches to the subject of Fluxus (mine included). I have to say that
one of the things that bothers me
From the 1974 Something Else Yearbook
"A Worldful of Delirium" by Kurt Schwitters (translated by Dick Higgins)
Are we playing?
Are we living?
We
You
Them
Heiko Recktenwald wrote:
But what seems to be missing is a serious critical discussion of what
it means to be a Fluxist now- Ken and
Hearing no cries to the contrary, here we go "thoughts on Fluxus Part 1"
At the end of his 1953 "Manifesto for Concrete Poetry" Ovid Fahlstrom
wrote:
". . . what I have called concrete literature is not a style, any more
than concrete music or non-figurative art is. It is partly a way for
the
Fluxus = the avant-garde that didnt want to be the avant-garde = the flux
paradox
in the email today...
Date: Thu, 14 Sep 2000 22:03:18 +0100
Subject: The Missing Gene Project
From: "cuckoo" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Invitation
After the acclaimed success of The Pinocchio Files The Somniloquy
Institute's
HI
with all this talk to stamps as of late...i was wondering, anyone
know where you can get some gummed perforated paper for stamp
making?
dan
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Sterne at the Lord Chamber in which he denounces the starvation in
Ireland
by proposing various way of cooking babies to fight the lack of food.
Isnt this by Swift ?
Who is much faster and much more readable IMHO.
You're absolutely right...I'd better sleep more, it's good for memory
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Envoyé : jeudi 14 septembre 2000 11:09
Objet : FLUXLIST: response to Bertrand
Bertrand wrote:
I kept a long silent those last weeks, because I was moving to the west
of
France, in Bretagne, and also because my first baby is born the 23 rd
Isnt this by Swift ?
Who is much faster and much more readable IMHO.
You're absolutely right...I'd better sleep more, it's good for memory (and
take my books out of the boxes that remain)
Btw, I have the first french translation of TS ;-)
Or the second, somewhere in the boxes..
Sol Nte wrote:
Now, there's an interesting point about Fluxus it'll continue until
people tire of it.
I wonder how many of the original fluxus artists are tired of it?
One problem for Fluxus today is that if new people interested in Fluxus
ideas are not able to make contact with and
There's an area of Brooklyn, NY called Gravesend. Of course New Jersey is
full of odd names like Nutley, Little Silver, and Leonia.
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From: Heiko Recktenwald [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: FLUXLIST: Tristram Shandy
Date: Thu, Sep 14, 2000, 6:25 PM
Its a great
Anna Banana has blank gummed perforated pages for sale, as well as
printing services: See:
http://www.vis-soft.com/banana/iap.htm
Best,
PK
daniel constien wrote:
HI
with all this talk to stamps as of late...i was wondering, anyone
know where you can get some gummed perforated paper for
a fellow named timothy porges said:
My point is, everything is different now. old fluxus is: the cold war,
snailmail art (this one is subject to rediscovery, like lithography),
happy food fests (rirkrit has already rediscovered this one),
i'm taking this college course in the 'emerging arts
Fluxus is all that is not Fluxus.
There's a nifty simulated process-printing technique involving two PMS
(red and blue) colors -- do a search for Powertone/Silvertone; based in
Vancouver B.C.
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brad brace [EMAIL PROTECTED]
prepress specialist
wired magazine, sfo
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hi reed (and all),
i am thrilled that there is at least an interest in returning this board to
discussions of fluxus. i lost all hope after someone claimed they were more
fluxus than either ken or eric. perhaps it was a joke that i didn't get. i
also delete most of the fluxlist messages without
Timothy Porges writes:
i think the point i'm missing here has to do with fun. old fluxus had a lot
to do with fun, though it was often twee, Unitarian-church-basement fun. but
that was probably just me.
So what's fun now?
But Fluxus wasn't 100% fun, there was also the element of boredom,
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