FLUXLIST: NYTimes.com Article: Art Imitates Life, Perhaps Too Closely

This article from NYTimes.com has been sent to you by [EMAIL PROTECTED] is this AP or Fluxus? [EMAIL PROTECTED] Art Imitates Life, Perhaps Too Closely October 20, 2001 By WARREN HOGE An installation at a London Gallery by the British artist Damien Hirst was dismantled and discarded

Re: FLUXLIST: Arte Povera vs. Fluxus

In reply to Patricia's very well researched and interesting post on the relation of AP and Fluxus-- You're right, Patricia, there has been, in the work of the artists represented at the Walker show, a movement into more conventional notions of sculpture, a willingness to use stone (in

FLUXLIST: mail art call

A Call for Mail-Art Open to Everyone Greetings. This e.mail is to inform you of the upcoming International Mail-Art Exhibition entitled: POSTCARDS TO NEW YORK to be held at the MACY GALLERY on the campus of Teachers College, Columbia University

FLUXLIST: Earth 2.0

From the holy Daily Telegraph header [...] I am surprised Professor Hawking didn't mention the danger of an asteroid impact which is inevitable sooner or later Sir Arthur C Clarke [...] Dr Benny Peiser, from Liverpool John Moores University, UK, was highly critical of the reported remarks. He

Re: FLUXLIST: mail art call

Wow, what a theme! Is New York even on the same planet as the rest of the world? If you sent a postcard to New York someone would figure out a way to mug you by mail. RA - Original Message - From: Patricia [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: Fluxlist [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Saturday, October 20,

Re: FLUXLIST: Arte Povera vs. Fluxus

Was just at http://www.frieze.com and found a review on the Arte Povera show at the Tate - (the same show that is now at the Walker, Ann?), An informative and interesting review. I definitely want to learn more about Mario Merz and his use of Fibonacci numbers, something that has always