hi allen,
is it ok to send my fluxstamp for the wap gallery? can't get out to scan
anything right now as the car is not running but i did get to the post office.
http://laplaza.org/~datastar/fluxstmp.gif
your magnets arrived today, thanks bunches. my refrigerator is much happier now.
bests, carol
allen bukoff wrote:
>
> ADDITIONAL ENTRIES AND CONTRIBUTIONS STILL WELCOME! SUBMIT TODAY!
>
> Have added three more "objects" to our humble fluxlist wap art gallery
> <http://www.fluxus.org/x/index.wml>:
> - photo-graphic from Sol Nte (submitted by Sol Nte)
> - rubber stamp image used by Picasso Gaglione (submitted by Allen Bukoff)
> - photo of "Fluxkit for Wearable Love Letters" by PK Harris (submitted by
> Allen Bukoff)
>
> These images/objects now join:
> - "Mobile hole" homage to Ben Vautier (submitted by Allen Bukoff)
> - drawing from Sol Nte (submitted by Sol Nte & "hung" in a frame by Allen
> Bukoff)
> - "Fluxus Worker" by Eryk Salvaggio (submitted by Allen Bukoff)
>
> Brad Brace also submitted some work (tiny slide show) but I have not been
> able to figure out how to use it/convert it properly.
>
> ADDITIONAL ENTRIES AND CONTRIBUTIONS STILL WELCOME! SUBMIT TODAY!
>
> If you don't know how to create .wbmp images, then send me an image in .gif
> or .bmp format that is no bigger than 72 x 72 pixels and 2-color or
> black-and-white (1-bit) and I will convert it into the .wbmp format and add
> it to the gallery.
>
> This gallery can be viewed anywhere on the planet using any WAP-enabled phone.
>
> To view our wap art gallery via your computer's web browser, go to:
> http://gelon.net/cgi-bin/motorola_a6188.cgi?url=http://www.fluxus.org/x/index.wml
>
> (be sure you have captured the entire URL)
> To navigate through the gallery, be sure to scroll down on each page until
> you see the clickable links for "bio" and/or "next."
>
> If anyone wishes to create their own WAP project, I will be happy to host
> it under www.fluxus.org. Contact me for more details.
>
> ADDITIONAL ENTRIES AND CONTRIBUTIONS STILL WELCOME! SUBMIT TODAY!
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carol starr
taos, new mexico, usa
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
