Although I don't feel sympathetic to the name - it has religious resonances
to my hears ... I love the idea!

I cannot access the blog either, so here is a snippet from Louise Bourgeois:
'I don't need to be a feminist - I'm a woman.'

Ciniza


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>   4. dotar / electric saz / cura cumbus (Alan Sondheim)
>   5. Re: Ada Lovelace and multi-maryfestos (Majena Mafe)
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> Date: Sat, 04 Apr 2009 13:43:15 +0100
> From: marc garrett <[email protected]>
> Subject: [NetBehaviour] 3 films I watched on the Internet this week.
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> 3 films I watched on the Internet this week.
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> marc
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> Enjoy :-)
>
>
> Wolf Vostell by E.d.H.R. 1968
> Wolf Vostell's philosophy was built around the idea that destruction is
> all around us and it runs through all of the twentieth century. He used
> the term d?-coll/age (in connection with a plane crash) to refer to the
> process of tearing down posters, and for the use of mobile fragments of
> reality. His first Happening, Theater is in the Street, took place in
> Paris in 1958, and incorporated auto parts and a TV.
> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XzGsVbSdD3k
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> --------------------------------
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> Hackney Girl
> The piece is a video-wall diary describing the artist's journey from
> Hackney, London where there are significant immigrant populations of
> Turkish extraction, to Istanbul in Turkey where he decided to live. It
> is a love story documenting the artist's involvement with Hackney Girl's
> eponymous heroine, Yasemin G?ven?, a Turkish actress, who went back to
> Istanbul to work.
>
> A central theme is that of environments and the people that populate
> them. As such it is a visual meditation on place and displacement. The
> camera thus follows the people who inhabit the scene as well as the
> scene itself. Each time you walk in a place like Hackney Marshes, the
> weather, the people and the path you take all conspire to give you
> another version of the same story: a walk in your environment. In
> effect, each time you play Hackney Girl, you get another walk.
>
> The work draws on a visual library of nearly 600 stills and over 550
> short movie clips to present this visual collage of static shots and
> moving images that also end in a freeze photo frame. This along with the
> three by three grid of alternately filling and emptying screens provides
> the piece's staccato rhythm.
> http://www.blipstation.com/hackney_girl/hackney.html
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> Excerpts from Ren? Vi?net's 1973 film "Can Dialectics Break Bricks?"
> "Imagine a kung fu flick in which the martial artists spout Situationist
> aphorisms about conquering alienation while decadent bureaucrats ply the
> ironies of a stalled revolution. This is what you'll encounter in Ren?
> Vi?net's outrageous refashioning of a Chinese fisticuff film. An
> influential Situationist, Vi?net stripped the soundtrack from a
> run-of-the-mill Hong Kong export and lathered on his own devastating
> dialogue. . . . A brilliant, acerbic and riotous critique of the failure
> of socialism in which the martial artists counter ideological blows with
> theoretical thrusts from Debord, Reich and others. . . . Vi?net's target
> is also the mechanism of cinema and how it serves ideology."
> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3wPCiyjtBfo
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> wishing all well...
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> Date: Sat, 04 Apr 2009 13:58:20 +0100
> From: Rob Myers <[email protected]>
> Subject: Re: [NetBehaviour] 4 ? 6 April: Pure Data FLOSS Manual Book
>        Sprint.
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> info wrote:
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> > FLOSS Manuals is proud to announce a three-day book sprint for the Pure
> > Data FLOSS Manual.
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> The book sprint at Libre Planet for "an introduction to the GNU/Linux
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> Date: Sat, 4 Apr 2009 16:13:54 -0400 (EDT)
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> battery
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> http://www.alansondheim.org/yy.mp4
> http://www.alansondheim.org/ yy pngs
>
> this is the culmination of the recent series (some images and video
> has been removed to make room for this) - please check it out live
> if you can - http://slurl.com/secondlife/Odyssey/48/12/22 or above.
> rectilinear elements of yamantaka fold in upon themselves. if you go
> to the space, turn the audio on, and video on and off. move in among
> the elements, twist in them. fly among them, turn in them. here are
> theory, deconstruction, phenomenology, in action. so much to say but
> you may discover it at the site. oh please have a look! (by the way,
> probably, with suitable suturing, a knot in four dimensions.)
>
> <Su_Graham> the battery was running low i had a nice sundress, a
> battery-operated computer, with built-in modem, some reasonable and
> emotional battery, until the battery dies or the power turns off. a screen
> and a good battery, an hypothesis. oh so faint, this battery's life..
>
> Taut by the computer battery, itself winding its way to exhaustion, and
> the skin, melting among the realms; battery-charged Alan forays once again
> into the coming storms.
>
> Consider a battery on a planet. The the planet is an open circuit in
> relation to the battery, unless the battery is part of a closed circuit;
> even in that case, one may what? Make a loop of some sort, and there's a
> measurable potential between what? Between the battery and its vision.
>
> <Su_Graham> the battery was running low i had a nice sundress which
> worked after we replaced the battery and something will get us there!
>
> Not always well. Anyway, think of his use of battery power because of the
> electrical real.
>
> your battery tongue your generator dynamo
> your battery tongue your generator dynamo
> your battery tongue your generator dynamo
>
> an energetic life!
>
> the language-battery says things like this
> "things like this are said by the language-battery"
> no idea whatsoever and excellent language-battery
>
> close to my body, keeping it warm, the battery charged
> close to my body, keeping it warm, the battery charged
> close to my body, keeping it warm, the battery charged
>
>
> (thanks to Sugar Seville - see talkingwithsugar pngs)
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> Message: 4
> Date: Sun, 5 Apr 2009 02:31:40 -0400 (EDT)
> From: Alan Sondheim <[email protected]>
> Subject: [NetBehaviour] dotar / electric saz / cura cumbus
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> dotar / electric saz / cura cumbus
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> solos
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> dotar
> http://www.alansondheim.org/yy1.mp3
> electric saz
> http://www.alansondheim.org/yy2.mp3
> cura cumbus
> http://www.alansondheim.org/yy3.mp3
> dotar
> http://www.alansondheim.org/yy4.mp3
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> Message: 5
> Date: Sun, 5 Apr 2009 16:31:57 +1000
> From: "Majena Mafe" <[email protected]>
> Subject: Re: [NetBehaviour] Ada Lovelace and multi-maryfestos
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> After the Ada extravaganza, I've been thinking about all these wonderful
> women and wondering where are their manifesto's. I've decided they should
> have be called multiple-maryfesto's rather than manifestos. The list of
> recommendations for the Ada Lovelace list of women distinguished in
> technologies has revealed a very very long and rich as bunch of little
> known
> women and their creative works. What were these women thinking I wonder,
> what was their frame of inspiration, how broad was their maryfesto? and how
> close or far from achieving it was their work as we now know it. Is what we
> take to be their work ....'THE' work. Women's achievements in the arts, is
> a
> marginalized & subversive force. (how exciting) ... but am wondering what
> others think about re-visiting the manifesto and testing applying some of
> the best to their own 'means' of mischief.
>
> So.a maryfesto is a ...is a list inspiring paradigms that shape creative
> work, be it sonic art, creative knitting, experimental ecriture writing or
> avant-garde painting practices...this is the place where every maryfesto's
> written by a self identifying 'mary' is welcome.
>
> Where are the lost maryfesto's, by all the brilliant mary minds of the
> past?
> What is the maryfesto frame women and mary's are working with now?
>
> I've started a new forum collecting and working with all sorts of creative
> MULTI_MARYFESTOS http://multi-maryfest.bogspot.com
> <http://multi-maryfest.bogspot.com/>
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> Please participate if this interests you too.
>
> Majena Mafe
> Let me listen to me and not to them... Gertrude Stein
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> From: "cristina l. duarte" <[email protected]>
> Subject: Re: [NetBehaviour] Ada Lovelace and multi-maryfestos
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> Hi Majena!
> i appreciated very much your words, and I tried to enter the multi maryfest
> blog - excellent name and idea - but it was not possible. even when a add a
> l to  'bogspot' (http://multi-maryfest.bogspot.com), the result was nule,
> and the blogger said the name was not registered. So, it's only to relate
> this I'm writing to you,
> hoping you have a nice sunday,
> to you all,
> my best wishes
> cristina duarte.
>
> On Sun, Apr 5, 2009 at 7:31 AM, Majena Mafe <[email protected]
> >wrote:
>
> >  After the Ada extravaganza, I?ve been thinking about all these wonderful
> > women and wondering where are their manifesto?s. I?ve decided they should
> > have be called multiple-maryfesto's rather than manifestos. The list of
> > recommendations for the Ada Lovelace list of women distinguished in
> > technologies has revealed a very very long and rich as bunch of little
> > known women and their creative works. What were these women thinking I
> > wonder, what was their frame of inspiration, how broad was their
> maryfesto?
> > and how close or far from achieving it was their work as we now know it.
> > Is what we take to be their work ....'THE' work. Women's achievements in
> > the arts, is a marginalized & subversive force. (how exciting) ... but am
> > wondering what others think about re-visiting the manifesto and testing
> > applying some of the best to their own 'means' of mischief.
> >
> >
> >
> > So?a maryfesto is a ...is a list inspiring paradigms that shape creative
> > work, be it sonic art, creative knitting, experimental ecriture writing
> or
> > avant-garde painting practices...this is the place where every
> maryfesto's
> > written by a self identifying 'mary' is welcome.
> >
> >
> >
> > Where are the lost maryfesto's, by all the brilliant mary minds of the
> > past? What is the maryfesto frame women and mary's are working with now?
> >
> >
> >
> > I've started a new forum collecting and working with all sorts of
> creative
> > MULTI_MARYFESTOS http://multi-maryfest.bogspot.com
> >
> >
> >
> > Please participate if this interests you too.
> >
> >
> >
> > Majena Mafe
> >
> > Let me listen to me and not to them... Gertrude Stein
> >
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