Re: FLUXLIST: SELF PORTRAITS

[suse]

that is what I am talking about!
both curious and fearful of seeing more.
--a premium blend
which reminds me...

there is an idea I've had off and on--
rent/purchase large screen plasma tv (Cost--$1000,00)
obtain computerized equipment to allow digital viewing(Cost --$500.00
Hire techie to maintain for one month--$3000.00)
Administraive support to techie ($2000.00)

Set it up at The Buttonwood Tree one month (cost--$100.00 rent)

Call it a fluxus portal

Run like a radio station it will prject images which have been received
in such a way as to cater to various tastes and subjects
to be lawful and mindful of the community
and in tribute to flux
digicasts and images

The large screen would allow viewing in such a way as to attract attention
without causing a distraction to car traffic

on this screen would be for instance
the 500 frames of CRISPIN WEBB
the images of
George Ricardson
The Mail Art of Fredrick Allison
holy moly galleries
everyone on this list
and
connect with many more  ...

anyway.

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To: FLUXLIST@scribble.com
Sent: Saturday, March 05, 2005 2:12 AM
Subject: FLUXLIST: SELF PORTRAITS



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FLUXLIST: last shamelss gulp

[suse]

so I have been caught shamelssly gulping from teh fluxus fount

my own computer screen admonishes me with the recipe:
Shamelss gulp
Shamelss gulp
Shameless gulp

though only slightly shamed by the display I also find myself the lonliest
person in the world:
I sit here talking to myself on the fluxlist
a drole mole
I have been procrastinating and feeding myself on fluxjuice
overindulging amongst the fluxsters
back to work

FLUXLIST: Overview performances by FHC 2003-2005

[Ruud Janssen]

http://www.fluxusheidelberg.org/perform_ov.html

Is the link to the PDF publication from the Fluxus Heidelberg Center where
you can find an overview of the performances we did until now. Is is a small
version. A larger version is 10 Mbyte large (includes all the photos) and is
only available on CD.

Ruud Janssen  Litsa Spathi
FLUXUS HEIDELBERG CENTER
www.fluxusheidelberg.org
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2nd bit..
THE FIRST EVER MAIL ART EXHIBITION
(Johnson, Ray)
THE LAST CORRESPONDENCE SHOW ART DEPT.
Sacramento: California State University, n.d. (1969)
A group of publicity materials for this very first mail art exhibition. As
early as 1968 Johnson wanted to organised a public show of mail art relating
to the New York Correspondance School but did not know how to go about
arranging such a thing and sadly his gallery was not interested in aiding
the project since his own work had not sold all that well up to then.  When
Johnson's friend and participant in the New York Correspondance School
Joseph Raffael (aka Joseph Raffaelle), moved to Sacramento, California, to
assume a position at the State University, Johnson was afforded the
opportunity to put his plan into practice and The Last Correspondance Show
was held from April 7-30, 1969 at the Art Gallery of California State
University. This was the very first public manifestation of correspondence
art and doubly important because of Johnson's central role.
Here we offer almost all of the relevant publicity material for that show
(only a badge issued by Johnson is missing) which incorporate a Ray Johnson
design of a double-sided snake and a typographic design for the show's title
and information. The group consists of:
FARMER'S SPECIAL
Exhibition poster - 28 x 21.5cm approx., printed red and black on white and
die cut to the shape of a butcher's shop or grocer's arrowed publicity
material.
ADDED:
SEND ALL CORRESPONDENCE BY APRIL 17TH
21.6 x 28cm, 1pp b/w invitation to participants for the show with a large
Johnson design of 6 snakes plus text. Slightly browned top left.
ADDED:
MARIE-FRANCE MARIAGES (sic)
Invitation card for the show printed black on dark grey card - folded to 4pp
to allow mailing. Printed 1 side only. Sent through mail to Robin Crozier
the Fluxus artist - with attached address label. The text is a series of
spoof marriage announcements in French as if taken from pages in a
classified newspaper advert.
ADDED:
THE LAST CORRESPONDENCE SHOW
Small poster 28 x 21.5cm  again with a b/w design by Johnson - 32 snakes
here. (Most probably a single snake was drawn and the reproduction made
mechanically.) Folded with a tiny nick on the top of the poster.
600 uk pounds for the group.

Jones, Joe
MUSIC MACHINE XYLOPHONE. UNIQUE DRAWING. c. 1979
26.4 x 40cm b/w lithograph with a reproduction of a plan for a self-playing
xylophone which has been drawn in pencil and ink on transparent drafting
paper. The drawing was used for an edition published by Hundertmark.
ADDED:
Jones, Joe
MUSIC MACHINE XYLOPHONE
Koln: edition Hundertmark, c. 1980
26.4 x 40cm b/w lithograph with a reproduction of the drawing. Fine.
TOGETHER 1,500 uk pounds

WITH AN ORIGINAL COVER LITHOGRAPH BY JORN
(Jorn, Asgar)
ABSTRAKT KUNST (I DANMARK)
Kopenhagen: J. Chrsorensen  Co., n.d. (1946)
24 x 17.5cm, 20pp plus pictorial card covers with an original lithograph in
green and blue by Jorn. A post war exhibition catalogue for this show of
Danish abstract artists who evolved out of the Linen group (which was
initially influenced by surrealism but later moved towards a more
expressionist style). Jorn is noted as displaying 9 works here with detailed
descriptions) and internally there is 1 b/w reproduction of a work. In fewer
than 3 years Jorn would move towards the formation of the Movement for An
Imaginiste Bauhaus in Italy that eventually led to the International
Situationists. A near fine copy.
100 uk pounds

Judd, Donald
COMPLETE WRITINGS 1975 - 1986.
Eindhoven: Van Abbemuseum, 1987
20 x 12.5cm,  140pp plus caovers. The second volume of collected writings
(after the Halifax collection up to 1975) by Judd - who is never without
significant opinions on the problems of modern art and minimalism. An
interesting read and somewhat scarce. Near fine although there is a discrete
former seller¹s label attached internally to the inside cover.
165 uk pounds

Kantor, Tadeusz
UMARLA KLASA/ THE DEAD CLASS RYSUNKI DRAWINGS
Warsaw: Teatr Cricot 2, 1976
30.5 x 21.5cm printed folder content of 9 30 x 21cm 1pp reproductions of
charcoal and graphite drawings by Kantor (all printed offset in duotone)
which were the designs for his title theatre performance piece. The Dead
Class was the very first manifestation of his Theatre of Death. - which
marked the artist's last phase of work where all of the disciplines (plastic
and non-plastic) were used together on stage and even the audience invited
to take roles to create a momento mori. Most Teatr Cricot books and works
are very scarce but this publication was privately printed and in a small
limitation. Very good with a small amount of bumping on folder edges. Very
hard to find.
225 uk pounds

(Kantor, Tadeusz)
PARASOL. October 1972
Edinburgh: Demarco Gallery, 1972
19 x 9.5cm, which opens to a 2pp sheet of 38 x 38cm. An important single
issue of this gallery publication that has lengthy texts and photographs of
the Polish contribution to the 

FLUXLIST: Fw: A BAD DRUG FOR DRUMMING (BUT OK FOR ALTO SAX) ­ part one of a new list from Heart Fine Art Ltd.

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in the mail today...
Chasing the fugue: 291, Andre, Anderson, Art Povera, Block, Beuys, Bifur,
Bill, Boltanski, Brehmer, Brouwn, Buren, Calder, Christo, Constant,
Darboven, Dion, Dine, Downsbrough, Engels, Ernst, Feldmann, Flavin, Fluxus,
Filliou, Finlay, Fisher, Fulton, General Idea, Graham, Gonzalez-Torres,
Holzer, Hugnet, Ichiyanagi, Johnson, Jones, Jorn, Judd, Kahlen, Kantor,
Kiki, Kippenberger, Knizak, Knoebel, Le Courbosier, Lennon, Long, Maciunas,
Man Ray, Manzoni, Merz, Michals, Moffett, Nash, Nitsch, Paik, Paolozzi,
Phases, Picabia, Palermo, Posenenske, Ribemont-Dessaignes, Richter, Roth,
Sandberg, Schmit, Shiomi, Stieglitz, Taeuber-Arp, Tuttle, Tzara, Vautier,
Viennese Aktionism, Vostell, Wall, Warhol, Weiner, Zontal
A DELUXE COPY
291, no. 1
New York: Haviland, 1915
Folio, wrappers, 6pp. Front and rear covers by de Zayas as full-page,
hand-colored lithos, in the deluxe edition on heavy vellum paper. Articles
by Stieglitz, Agnes Meyer, Paul Haviland, a calligram by Apollinaire, an
image by Picasso, and a page of prose lambasting critics and the public
climate towards modern art.  This copy has two creases from folding
(presumably for mailing) and the cover fold is loose, but the whole is else
very good. Alfred Steiglitz published 291 ­ a journal devoted to the work of
modern artists in New York (the first such publication in the city) and
named it after his gallery (in turn named after the street number). It is
one of the most seminal of art journals and inspired many others including
Picabia's later 391. All issues are extremely rare as it is documented that
only 30 or so were sold at the time and the rest of the run were left to the
printer to cover the costs of production, and soon thereafter recycled by
him as pulp.
1,250 uk pounds

A DELUXE EDITION OF THIS EXTREME RARITY
(Picabia)
291.  Double number 5 /6
New York: Haviland, 1915
Folio. 6pp (foldout). Original wrappers. The Picabia issue. The deluxe
edition of this legendary dada publication which was printed on heavy vellum
paper. Lithograph Cover by Picabia with 4 full-page lithos within, thus five
lithographic images, (five 2-color, one b/w) page 5 with text by de Zayas in
French and English.  Very good condition, with two fold creases, presumably
employed in mailing.
1,950 uk pounds

AN UNIQUE FLUXUS BOX
Anderson, Eric
720108. Unique Fluxus box c. 1967.
Unique work. 8.4 x 12.4 x 3cm plastic transparent box content of various
small pieces of paper which all carry random measurements glued or scotch
taped to the box. The lid of the box can be removed. On the top of the box
is a 4 x 10cm adhesive label which has the title number 720108 on it and
is signed in pencil by Anderson. Underneath the box is another label with
Andersen's then address in Denmark. A unique work, this is clearly related
to various multiples and other works created by Andersen that consider
random distances and numbers. The upper address label is a little stained
with glue as well as browned but overall this is in fine condition given the
relatively rough and ready workmanship deliberately utilised by Andersen.
1,450 uk pounds

Andre, Flavin, Judd, Le Va, LeWitt, Morris, Nauman, Tuttle, Young et al.
ZEICHNUNGEN AMERIKANISCHER KUNSTLER
Koln: Galerie Ricke, 1970
20.5 x 14.5cm, 72pp plus card covers. Exhibition catalogue for a selling
show displaying (in colour and b/w) at least one work and sometimes more of
items from each participating artist. Some very minimal marking to wrappers
otherwise very good.
100 uk pounds

Andre, Carl, Dan Flavin, Donald Judd, Sol LeWitt and others
MINIMAL ART
Den Haag: Haags Gemeentemuseum, 1968
21 x 16, 84pp plus card covers. Exhibition catalogue with texts in Dutch and
English by E. Develing and Lucy R. Lippard which discusses works by  Carl
Andre, Ronald Bladen, Dan Flavin, Robert Grosvenor, Donald Judd, Sol LeWitt,
Robert Morris, Tony Smith, Robert Smithson and Michael Steiner.
Reproductions of works throughout. Very good apart from evidence of a soft
fold in the cover and textpages.
95 uk pounds

Anselmo, Boetti, Calsolari, Fabro, Griffa, Kounellis, Merz, Paolini, Penone,
Pistoletto, Salvo et al
PROCESSI DI PENSIERO VISUALIZZATI JUNGE ITALIENISCHE AVANTGARDE
Luzern: Kunstmuseum, 1970
29 x 21cm, unpaginated (approx 240) plus pictorial cover. Exhibition
catalogue which has original contributions by almost all of the art povera
artists just at the point where the group lost its coherance (as created by
Germano celant) and really began to become known individually. Printed on
different paper stocks and each page printed in black and recto only, this
is a very scarce early document. Former owner's name written on inside cover
otherwise very good +.
245 uk pounds

Beuys, Panamarenko, Lohaus, Glese, Knoebel, Ruthenbeck Palermo, Polke et al.
INVITATION CARD FOR BLOKADE '69
Berlin: Galerie Rene Block, 1969
15 x 10cm, 1pp invitation card for a group show with Beuys, Panamarenko,
Lohaus, Glese, Knoebel, Ruthenbeck Palermo, Polke where each 

Re: FLUXLIST: SELF PORTRAITS

[johnson alexis]

Check out "podcasting". It would be a lot cheaper with the potential for a much larger audience. (i.e. the whole wide world).

Dawn Amatosuse [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
that is what I am talking about!both curious and fearful of seeing more.--a premium blendwhich reminds me...there is an idea I've had off and on--rent/purchase large screen plasma tv (Cost--$1000,00)obtain computerized equipment to allow digital viewing(Cost --$500.00Hire techie to maintain for one month--$3000.00)Administraive support to techie ($2000.00)Set it up at The Buttonwood Tree one month (cost--$100.00 rent)Call it a fluxus portalRun like a radio station it will prject images which have been receivedin such a way as to cater to various tastes and subjectsto be lawful and mindful of the communityand in tribute to fluxdigicasts and imagesThe large screen would allow viewing in such a way as to attract attentionwithout causing a distraction to car trafficon this screen would be for
 instancethe 500 frames of CRISPIN WEBBthe images ofGeorge RicardsonThe Mail Art of Fredrick Allisonholy moly gallerieseveryone on this listandconnect with many more  ...anyway.Onwords- Original Message - From: "Crispin Webb" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>To: Sent: Saturday, March 05, 2005 2:12 AMSubject: FLUXLIST: SELF PORTRAITS -http://www.crispinwebb.com/selfportrait/SELF%20PORTRAITS.htm A LITTLE SELECTION OF MY SELF PORTRAIT PROJECT = PLEASE CHECK OUT MY NEW WEBSITE http://www.crispinwebb.com __ Celebrate Yahoo!'s 10th Birthday! Yahoo! Netrospective: 100 Moments of the Web
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Re: FLUXLIST: SELF PORTRAITS

[Crispin Webb]

almost no cost 
get a dvd player that can play picture cd and have people send you files and 
put the files on the
cd and repeat them on a projector or a small 13 in tv 
you can do any idea if your willing to compromise a little
you could also make a quicktime slide show and burn it to a vcd that will play 
in 
most newer dvd players i thing you can fit like 60 minutes worth of pics on a 
vcd..
and you dont have to have dvd burner just a cd writer.. 
you could also use a laptop or a desktop with s video out and run it through a 
vcr 
it will display the computer screen on any television and then play a slide 
show from iphoto or
picture viewer in windows




crispin




--- suse [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 that is what I am talking about!
 both curious and fearful of seeing more.
 --a premium blend
 which reminds me...
 
 there is an idea I've had off and on--
 rent/purchase large screen plasma tv (Cost--$1000,00)
 obtain computerized equipment to allow digital viewing(Cost --$500.00
 Hire techie to maintain for one month--$3000.00)
 Administraive support to techie ($2000.00)
 
 Set it up at The Buttonwood Tree one month (cost--$100.00 rent)
 
 Call it a fluxus portal
 
 Run like a radio station it will prject images which have been received
 in such a way as to cater to various tastes and subjects
 to be lawful and mindful of the community
 and in tribute to flux
 digicasts and images
 
 The large screen would allow viewing in such a way as to attract attention
 without causing a distraction to car traffic
 
 on this screen would be for instance
 the 500 frames of CRISPIN WEBB
 the images of
 George Ricardson
 The Mail Art of Fredrick Allison
 holy moly galleries
 everyone on this list
 and
 connect with many more  ...
 
 anyway.
 
 Onwords
 - Original Message - 
 From: Crispin Webb [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 To: FLUXLIST@scribble.com
 Sent: Saturday, March 05, 2005 2:12 AM
 Subject: FLUXLIST: SELF PORTRAITS
 
 
 
  -http://www.crispinwebb.com/selfportrait/SELF%20PORTRAITS.htm
 
 
 
  A LITTLE SELECTION OF MY SELF PORTRAIT PROJECT
 
 
 
 
 
 
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Re: FLUXLIST: SELF PORTRAITS

[Rod Stasick]

On Mar 05 2005, at 18:51, Crispin Webb wrote:
almost no cost
get a dvd player that can play picture cd and have people send you 
files and put the files on the
cd and repeat them on a projector or a small 13 in tv
you can do any idea if your willing to compromise a little
you could also make a quicktime slide show and burn it to a vcd that 
will play in
most newer dvd players i thing you can fit like 60 minutes worth of 
pics on a vcd..
and you dont have to have dvd burner just a cd writer..
you could also use a laptop or a desktop with s video out and run it 
through a vcr
it will display the computer screen on any television and then play a 
slide show from iphoto or
picture viewer in windows


Crispin's right! Much cheaper (but a bit less sensational).
I did this kinda thing for Xmas get-together:
2 DVDs - each with 360 songs (each one about 21 hours in length and 
2.40GB in size)
paired with a visual for each song.

If I wanted to create only ONE DVD, then I could've recorded about 700 
songs with visuals
(about 40 hours in length).

Something to consider...
Rod



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FLUXLIST: stolen glasses 2

[Crispin Webb]

http://www.crispinwebb.com/stolenglasses/STOLEN%20GLASSES%20PERFORMANCE.htm



above is a link for a performance that i have done twice 
same score different results and experience



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FLUXLIST: OLD POST NOTEWORTHY

[Crispin Webb]

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