> so, what things interest me, well many but
> in regard to Fluxus I'm fascinated by Something Else Press
publications....I
> have my own small collection of them which may grow if I win the lottery
or
> become a highwayman, what really intrigues me is the clever printing
> techniques..
I also have some of the SEP books, and I'm sure that we have almost the
whole collection amongst the Fluxlisters. And some other things of interest.
We also have the way of contacting the copyright owners of most of the
Fluxus publications. Why not putting this in common? buiding an online
perfect Fluxus library with the most important publications?-and I don't
speak of xeroxing them illegaly, we are a too nice litle community to do
such things. No, just trying to build something else, open, free, and
documented.
Anyone interesting in doing this?
> One thing about Fluxus is an inventiveness despite limited
> materials/resources and it is that approach that fascinates I believe.
yes, we have a word for that in french: "bricolage", which rhymes so well
with "collage" sometime. But what is also astonishing in Fluxus, is the
care, and the rigor, who animated each fluxus publication, thanks to people
like Maciunas and Dick Higgins.
Bertrand
