FLUXLIST: Fw: Archives at Centre of Canadian Contemporary Art
Hi all, Received the following e-mail from David Cheung yesterday. Any Canadian artists on Fluxlist may be interested in this. cheers, Sol. --- Hello to all, Hope this email finds you well. Recently, my works have been added to the archives of the Centre of Canadian Contemporary Art. You can view the list of Canadian Artists CCCA had documented from the link below: http://www.ccca.ca/search/s1-frame.html Of course, don't forget to look at my pages under the alphabetic listing 'C', with 52 images, including some works from the 80s. For you Canadian Artists, if you are interested in being added to these archives, you can contact Bill Kirby at: [EMAIL PROTECTED] I have also updated my web site at http://www.geocities.com/aocaamw take a look when you have a chance. Hope you all have a good day. David = \\\_ ///__///_\\\/\///\/ /\/\/\\/\/ _ http://www.geocities.com/SoHo/Square/7982/ \/\///\/_/\/\/\\/\/_/// __ Do You Yahoo!? Thousands of Stores. Millions of Products. All in one Place. http://shopping.yahoo.com/
FLUXLIST: Fw: From: Hannah Higgins
Date: 06 November 2000 15:54
Friends/Family/Fellow Fluxers,
Just a reminder...
"Betwixt and Between: The Life and Work of Fluxus Artist Dick Higgins"
will be opening at the Columbia College Center for the Book and Paper Arts
at 1104 South Wabash from 5-7 pm THIS FRIDAY, November 10, 2000. At 7:30,
there will be a performance in the Columbia College Recital Center at 1104
South Michigan Avenue.
For the first time, this exhibition combines Higgins's extensive output in
virtually all media (paintings, prints, video/film, performance, musical
notation, aesthetics, bedsheets). This show is going to at least five
venues across the U.S. and should be interesting. I have organized it with
Simon Anderson at The School and the center is publishing a chap-book ("The
Last Great Bear Pamphlet") for the occassion.
Please come if you are inclined or able. If you cannot make the opening,
don't be shy. I'd be hapopy to take you through when time permits. Or, if
you are far away and not coming to Chicago, just give us a good thought on
Friday!
Love, Hannah
Re: FLUXLIST: The Seed Exchange: ANNUAL PLANTS (fwd)
brad wrote: IF ANNUAL PLANTS ARE BROUGHT INSIDE BEFORE THE FROST KILLS THEM WILL THEY STILL GROW? OR WILL THEY DIE BECAUSE THEY ARE ANNUALS? I believe that annuals begin to flower and subsequently die off because of the change to shorter daylengths around the end of the summer. If annual plants are grown inside in artificial light then I would imagine that you could keep them permanently in their spring/early summer growth states by never reducing the amount of hours of light they get. In which case they should last longer than a year. I've never tried this though. It's probably a worthy experiement if you have some spare electricity to power the lights..or maybe you could grow stuff in a lit aquarium? cheers, Sol.
FLUXLIST: Plan Colombia virus v1.0
whilst trying to see if i could restore my jpegs, i opened an "infected" file using Ultra Edit-32 a text/hex editor (i use it for making poetry - grins sheepishly as admits that he doesn't know how to use a text/hex editor properly) there is no sign of the jpeg coding, just the virus script. tried the same with an mp3 interesting reading. however what this sad, misguided individual, "Sand Ja9e Gr0w" must realise is that - if i had not been messing around with a program that i can just about use to rename filetypes, i would never have realised that he/she was trying to clean up the streets of colombia by cunningly destroying my jpeg and mp3 files. a subtle approach methinks.. at 4:15 this morning i crept out of my appartment, went downstairs, outside and hid a complete strangers bicycle around the corner, rolled up inside the tubing of the frame i left a note demanding a ban on noise pollution creating church bells. ahem! anyway Plan Colombia" virus v1.0 rem by Sand Ja9e Gr0w (www.colombia.com) rem Dedicated to all the people that want to be hackers or crackers, in Colombia rem This program is also a protest act against the violence and corruption that Colombia lives... rem I always wanting that all this finishes, I have said... rem Santa fe de Bogotá 2000/09 rem I dedicate to all you the song "GoodBye" of Andreas Bochelli rem = rem Thanks God..! rem A greeting for "Lina María" from "Santa fe de Bogotá" rem A greeting for "Tizo" from "Spain" rem And One kicked of tail to my friends, "eL ChE" and "ThE SpY" rem okay, ok... rem my baby start here...
FLUXLIST: hopefully last virus related mail
hello again sorry about this, but does anyone know how to retore my windows settings, without having to reinstall windows? this virus has effected the appearance of certain windows/folders/menus and although everything seems to be working fine, certain simple tasks have become awkward e.g. certain folders only work properly in full-screen mode. any ideas? yours hopefuly alan
Re: FLUXLIST: The Seed Exchange: ANNUAL PLANTS (fwd)
Do something cool and plant some Touchon carrots! (designed by my great grandfather) www.seedswestgardenseeds.com/carrotindex.html
FLUXLIST: Alternate Mach(inations): Netomat + glasbead; Friday Nov 10, 7pm
*For Immediate Release*
NetArt Initiatives presents:
"Alternate Mach(inations): Netomat + glasbead"
(two works which challenge + explore how information and databases are
interfaced and experienced as stand-alone applications and which utilise
low-level coding)
Maciej Wisniewski and John Klima: live presentation
organised by Zhang Ga Cristine Wang
Friday, November 10, 2000
presentation at 7 PM
Parsons Center for New Design
55 West 13th Street, 9th Fl.
live online at:
http://netart-init.org
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Maciej Wisniewski:
"n e t o m at": http://www.netomat.net
is a meta-browser that engages a different Internet - an Internet that is an
intelligent application and not simply a large database of static files.
netomat(TM)dialogues with the net to retrieve information as unmediated and
independent in form. Our current point-and-click navigation, rigid
information distribution, and passive browsing of "authored" information in
today's interactivity will be of little use when using netomat(TM).
Maciej Wisniewski is an artist and programmer whose work focuses on the
underlying social implications of technology and the network. Netomat and
his earlier projects ("m e t a V i e w ", "T u r n s t i l e 2", "S c a n l
i n k", "J a c k p o t", and "T e l e - T o u c h") have been featured in
online and offline exhibitions at Postmasters Gallery, New York; ZKM,
Karslruhe Germany; ICA, London; Walker Art Center, Minneapolis; Guggenheim,
SoHo; Johannesburg Biennial; and Benjamin Weil's ada'web. Wisniewski studied
toward a Ph.D. program at the Institute for General Linguistics and
Computational Linguistics, University of Stockholm, Stockholm, Sweden.
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John Klima:
"glasbead": http://www.glasbead.com
is a an ongoing exploration into sound/music interfaces implementing
multi-user gaming technology. By manipulating an entirely graphical 3d
interface, the collaborative sound interface allows players to upload and
trade sample sounds without restriction as to content. Current bandwidth
allows 20 online participants to manoever through glasbead simultaneously.
John Klima is an artist and programmer who recently received the "Golden
Lasso" award for Web3d RoundUp at the Siggraph computer graphics convention
in New Orleans this summer. glasbead and other vrml works and installations
have been exhibited at the ICC, Tokyo in New Media New Faces; Postmasters
Gallery, NY; Viper Int'l Festival, Lucerne, Switzerland; European Media Art
Festival, Osnabruck, Germany;
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The NETART INITIATIVE is a loosely knit, open source based, hub styled, forum
oriented, action enabled consortium, where people meet, virtually and bodily,
to communicate, exchange, and discourse for advancing the understanding of a
virtual art, a networked art and an art that is pervasive and ubiquitous in
the years to come.
jihui (the meeting point, a project of NetArt Initiative), a self-regulated
digital salon, invites all interested people to send ideas for
discussion/performance/etc, jihui puts you right under the spotlight. For
more info, visit http://netart-init.org check under toBeIsToDo.
jihui is sponsored by Center for New Design @ Parsons School of Design
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Cristine Wang
Director New Media Initiatives
The Alternative Museum
594 Broadway NYC 10012
http://alternativemuseum.org
http://alternativemuseum.org/tam_monitor
