Hi Joshua,
i have decided to seriously study and reperform some classic fluxus and
dada pieces starting this year.
anyone wishing to help me do so is invited to email me scores or good
sources. i already have 'fluxus reader' and 'ubi fluxus',
Go to
http://www.nutscape.com/fluxus/homepage/
Thank you Marc for this great description of your performance.
cheers,
Sol.
Eryk wrote:
Yes, but certainly there are several collaborations
that can go out without real time. And there is a general midi-based
network thingamabob that lets you jam in real time, though
you are stuck to general midi which is limiting and not very fun
after a while
This is closer to what I
It sounds like Haider is a sort of Jesse Ventura type, with more
unfortunate predilections. Jesse not being a bigot, but rather a rowdy.
Maybe, I dont know Ventura. Haider isnt anyhow brutal looking or so. I
think he is a typical right wing liberal (in the sense of chicago
economists, who
Visit the Krematorium.
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This is the completion of the project I just submitted to Ars Electronica;
a raw piece, but somewhat informative.
Also emailed invite to 4 Austrian newspapers and a Vienna TV station.
http://www.c3.hu/~itmiklos/site/aa2.html
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+just dust and ashes
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No, sherry, that doesn't bore me at all.
Look forward to the photos. Try Sol Nte
SHERRY wrote:
reporting on recent happening:
So sunday afriend and I put on rock star bikini thingsand hiked ourway on
afrozen lake on to an islandin the middle of ourcollegecampusand rockedout
But I dont understand, why you suggest putting things onto mp3.com. Why
support such "portals" ? "Label fetishism" ? ;-)
Mp3.com is great! I don't think anyone really pays attention to the portal part... :D
It's much better than throwing your mp3's on a server and expecting people to visit
Hi,
On Wed, 9 Feb 2000, Sol Nte wrote:
Things like that are allready done or tried on a "professionel" level.
I'm not interested in professional levels or if it's been done before. I
We are testing media ;-)
I would definitely like to take part in something like this, if it ends
up taking place. I'm pretty sure my keyboard has midi capabilities,
i may need to buy a cable or something, but basically "i'm in". I
could also help make CDs and distribute it to local independant
record stores.
- nick
toronto does not offer much to a fluxus fan
Toronto has everything a fluxus fan needs:
bright cold winters
hot steamy summers
sad autumns
and soggy springs
here you can look up
and see the world is
large beautiful
On Tue, 8 Feb 2000 04:02:52 -0800, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
From: "Porges, Timothy" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Jana,
No desire to salt anyone's wounds, here,
and Haider is an unfortunately familiar political type
(in U$A we have many like him: the last governor of california,
the current mayor
Well Sol,
Im intrested in this concept, but I have never used midi before...is there
any progs you suggest?
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Eryk wrote:
Yes,
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