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2007-01-21 Thread Bjørn Magnhildøen

how to evaluate appreciate art
why can't i write a text as a performance for instance
or software art as pseudocodeusp
because if you read a text it will take you maybe a couple of minutes
while a performance last maybe half an hour or an hour
and how long do you stare at a picture? interesting
so i think there's only two factors - time spent, intensity
how to account for intensity - i guess there are statistics, reports
text has a low intensity, call it a reflexive intensity
while a ecstatic virtual reality
though this varies between people, again some mean
we have to multiply the time with the intensity because it's another dimension
let's say we could add the time people spend on a painting together
and all the intensity
and put it all into a big blue ball that people could jump up and down on
how many preposition can we have at the same time? depends on where you are
what would you say the preposition of an electron?
you are somewhere and you are doing something and you are going somewhere
the doing, there the catch
what if something moved through all dimensions at once
where did you find this clown?


Above all, Fire, the Catalyst of no Return

2007-01-21 Thread P!^VP 0!Z!^VP

Next to air, water is most important, says She.
Oh. I think Main street is more important, say He. Without Main  
street there'd be no Earth.


http://anagogues.blogspot.com/2007/01/no-main-without-earth-street-112 
-12107.html


Sometimes it's hard to tell the difference... Anagogue, Ana Augury.

P!^VP

Re: Above all, Fire, the Catalyst of no Return

2007-01-21 Thread P!^VP 0!Z!^VP
And so, she says to me.  Oh, I don't know, if I know, what that  
means


That, my dear, is the problem... it dunt min a thingk.


D^




On 21-Jan-07, at 1:32 AM, P!^VP 0!Z!^VP wrote:


Next to air, water is most important, says She.
Oh. I think Main street is more important, say He. Without Main  
street there'd be no Earth.


http://anagogues.blogspot.com/2007/01/no-main-without-earth-street 
-112-12107.html


Sometimes it's hard to tell the difference... Anagogue, Ana Augury.

P!^VP

P!^VP


Re: your mail

2007-01-21 Thread Alan Sondheim


of course great writing below - in terms of performance, James Lee Byars, 
for example, did performances that lasted at times less than a second - 
and I still remember them.


- Alan


On Sun, 21 Jan 2007, Bjørn Magnhildøen wrote:


how to evaluate appreciate art
why can't i write a text as a performance for instance
or software art as pseudocodeusp
because if you read a text it will take you maybe a couple of minutes
while a performance last maybe half an hour or an hour
and how long do you stare at a picture? interesting
so i think there's only two factors - time spent, intensity
how to account for intensity - i guess there are statistics, reports
text has a low intensity, call it a reflexive intensity
while a ecstatic virtual reality
though this varies between people, again some mean
we have to multiply the time with the intensity because it's another 
dimension

let's say we could add the time people spend on a painting together
and all the intensity
and put it all into a big blue ball that people could jump up and down on
how many preposition can we have at the same time? depends on where you are
what would you say the preposition of an electron?
you are somewhere and you are doing something and you are going somewhere
the doing, there the catch
what if something moved through all dimensions at once
where did you find this clown?





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Work on YouTube, blog at http://nikuko.blogspot.com . Tel 718-813-3285.
Webpage directory http://www.asondheim.org . Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
http://clc.as.wvu.edu:8080/clc/Members/sondheim for theory; also check
WVU Zwiki, Google for recent. Write for info on books, cds, performance,
dvds, etc. =


origami burrito

2007-01-21 Thread Ana Buigues
origami burrito

http://www.plus.el-estudio.net/otherbio/w_origami_burrito1_01_07.jpg

http://www.plus.el-estudio.net/otherbio/w_origami_burrito2_01_07.jpg

by abuigues


[no subject]

2007-01-21 Thread Jim Piat

I had a friend
and in a taxi on the way to Hartford
he led us all in a rousing chorus of
You are my sunshine
stranger and driver alike


[no subject]

2007-01-21 Thread Jim Piat

Dear Bjorn,

I greatly enjoy your good humored and mischievous  musings on the 
intersections of the elusive and the mundane  -- performance and observation 
for example.  Ah,  the best laid plans . . . Such  workmanlike good 
intentions  -- inevitably unraveling. Slipping, feinting,  darting between 
finger and thought.  Dancing with the just out of reach.   I imagine you 
chuckling  --wryting pantomime.  Reading yourself.


And so quick,  so quick.

Jim Piat




how to evaluate appreciate art
why can't i write a text as a performance for instance
or software art as pseudocodeusp
because if you read a text it will take you maybe a couple of minutes
while a performance last maybe half an hour or an hour
and how long do you stare at a picture? interesting
so i think there's only two factors - time spent, intensity
how to account for intensity - i guess there are statistics, reports
text has a low intensity, call it a reflexive intensity
while a ecstatic virtual reality
though this varies between people, again some mean
we have to multiply the time with the intensity because it's another 
dimension

let's say we could add the time people spend on a painting together
and all the intensity
and put it all into a big blue ball that people could jump up and down on
how many preposition can we have at the same time? depends on where you 
are

what would you say the preposition of an electron?
you are somewhere and you are doing something and you are going somewhere
the doing, there the catch
what if something moved through all dimensions at once
where did you find this clown? 


Re: origami burrito

2007-01-21 Thread phanero

http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Consciousburrito/

look like an El paso enchilada plate though..
can't believe they have El paso brand enchilado tv dinners in spain.
i used to eat those laying on the orange shag carpet in Iowa Park texas 
watching Planet of the Apes


lanny

peace ana

origamibarbacoaboa rides orangoutan masa sombrero
whispering ceviche' ceviche' 
gargle gringo soda in silver wrestling mask

gargle mexican sumo dance in origami enchilada house

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Sent: Sunday, January 21, 2007 1:50 AM
Subject: origami burrito



origami burrito

http://www.plus.el-estudio.net/otherbio/w_origami_burrito1_01_07.jpg

http://www.plus.el-estudio.net/otherbio/w_origami_burrito2_01_07.jpg

by abuigues



Re: your mail

2007-01-21 Thread Bjørn Magnhildøen

Thanks,
that's interesting of course, what remains, sort of paradoxical,
negativity of, while the while is worthwhile while, kind of
interesting what is interesting, aspects of interest - newness,
direct, realtime, the force of time, time as intensity, i had some
more thoughts (!), but they need to be written while i have them
otherwise they don't seem interesting..

scary, and outside is dark. someone should say 'if you can prove a
memory it's probably false'. i'm thinking of a project where one can
write histories about things, storyup, as other aspects of things
they're changeable. what makes us hold on to our memory? draw a line.
the truth of something have to have happened, can the truth not have
happened? creates a lot of stability. what if there was no crisis,
energy is abundant, we're probably made to suffer from a speck of
dust, the positive will haunt us, tracing lines, all in all nothing
happened, the woman was not sawed in two - cause and effect

bjørn

2007/1/21, Alan Sondheim [EMAIL PROTECTED]:


of course great writing below - in terms of performance, James Lee Byars,
for example, did performances that lasted at times less than a second -
and I still remember them.

- Alan


On Sun, 21 Jan 2007, Bjørn Magnhildøen wrote:

 how to evaluate appreciate art
 why can't i write a text as a performance for instance
 or software art as pseudocodeusp
 because if you read a text it will take you maybe a couple of minutes
 while a performance last maybe half an hour or an hour
 and how long do you stare at a picture? interesting
 so i think there's only two factors - time spent, intensity
 how to account for intensity - i guess there are statistics, reports
 text has a low intensity, call it a reflexive intensity
 while a ecstatic virtual reality
 though this varies between people, again some mean
 we have to multiply the time with the intensity because it's another
 dimension
 let's say we could add the time people spend on a painting together
 and all the intensity
 and put it all into a big blue ball that people could jump up and down on
 how many preposition can we have at the same time? depends on where you are
 what would you say the preposition of an electron?
 you are somewhere and you are doing something and you are going somewhere
 the doing, there the catch
 what if something moved through all dimensions at once
 where did you find this clown?




===
Work on YouTube, blog at http://nikuko.blogspot.com . Tel 718-813-3285.
Webpage directory http://www.asondheim.org . Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
http://clc.as.wvu.edu:8080/clc/Members/sondheim for theory; also check
WVU Zwiki, Google for recent. Write for info on books, cds, performance,
dvds, etc. =




opuratic failing #9 und ze bjeurnmail

2007-01-21 Thread Dirk Vekemans

http://www.vilt.net/nkdee/data/edits/print/opuratic.swf

printable version of a dutch poem with an english version that er
printswell oh btw Bjorn very very interesting i s think
allswell that endswell u can't cut the Leibniz bestsworldswindle outoff the 
Leibcorpse  paste it into a non-final story; it needs to end with Judgement 
Day or it absolutely nonsensical (within that frame it does make sense, but not 
the way Voltaire critic-sized it, a bit longer actually),  hence no previously 
too ze memory thingie which is secondary thinking, the grandscale construction 
works including time-scafolding high-end clumpiling into 
coherence/language-correctness, ie a doubling tripling of what the language's 
doing in the first place. The memory is real enough, the fiction is in 
de-referencing it, establishing an event that could be looked at differently 
and still be the same. The same would include it being the same 
observant/constitutar/monadic view. One can ufcurse rerun 'events' through the 
stratified spaces of a memorising habit, call that the masturbating procedure 
if you wont, but like every running program it is definetely NOT the same 
event, even if the
 cycles are falling exactly into phase. It's not because we haven't considered 
running two-ways that the advance cannot be theo- irratically undone. 
performance: multi-directional scanning for reference beam to f(art) moment - 
running programme ( darn i'll have to sit through this)
text: uncompiled instructions to compile and run the same programme (yeah so 
this is what it does, abort Y/N) so perhaps even this really bad english poem 
is what is required somewhere somehow the Dutch's a bit better and the painting 
has more blood in it inits final version that is being varnished 
sotospeakaswespeaktotallyinopuratically moving away from any truth we might see 
by going towards it
cheers d.






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Re: origami burrito

2007-01-21 Thread Ana Buigues
Yes, Lanny, that's cultural globalization    The instructions come in 
Spanish, Portuguese, and Italian, so the whole distribution/packaging is 
simpler.  They didn't have it here before, I knew it from my past life in 
Toronto, but little by little everything is getting everywhere.  Spanish food 
is Mediterranean, and not similar to Mexican, so this type of food is quite 
exotic here ... better known in Northamerica (the tex-mex variant) than in 
Spain :)

Speaking of Mexican food, I recommend the novel  'Like water for Chocolate' by 
Laura Esquivel - magical realism.

peace Lanny 





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ttp://groups.yahoo.com/group/Consciousburrito/

look like an El paso enchilada plate though..
can't believe they have El paso brand enchilado tv dinners in spain.
i used to eat those laying on the orange shag carpet in Iowa Park texas 
watching Planet of the Apes

lanny

peace ana

origamibarbacoaboa rides orangoutan masa sombrero
whispering ceviche' ceviche' 
gargle gringo soda in silver wrestling mask
gargle mexican sumo dance in origami enchilada house

- Original Message - 
From: Ana Buigues [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: WRYTING-L@LISTSERV.WVU.EDU
Sent: Sunday, January 21, 2007 1:50 AM
Subject: origami burrito


 origami burrito
 
 http://www.plus.el-estudio.net/otherbio/w_origami_burrito1_01_07.jpg
 
 http://www.plus.el-estudio.net/otherbio/w_origami_burrito2_01_07.jpg
 
 by abuigues


avatar attempting escape of the vectors of its origin

2007-01-21 Thread Alan Sondheim

avatar attempting escape of the vectors of its origin

this was the result of avatar-work which led to the work
with Maud Liardon, Foofwa d'Imobilite, Azure Carter.
made with motion capture, Poser, Mocap, Quicktime.
rough version on YouTube. already on
http://www.asondheim.org/evasionofbeing.mp4

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gP0Np_s3Bj4


Kotozawa 5

2007-01-21 Thread Halvard Johnson


Rather than look at the daughter, look at the mother.


[fr. Kotowaza No Izumi (Fountain of
Japanese Proverbs by Taiji Takashima) Tokyo:
Hokuseido Press, 1981]



the sartre programming language

2007-01-21 Thread Charles Baldwin
http://web.archive.org/web/20020816074839/www.catseye.mb.ca/esoteric/sartre/index.html


makes me think of alan's azure or maud in the alps

2007-01-21 Thread phanero

makes me think of german nudism circa 1922
http://photos1.blogger.com/x/blogger/6378/296/1600/648689/IV-A-19.jpg


Volkswagon

2007-01-21 Thread phanero

http://www.phaneronoemikon.org/images/plumewomanx3.jpg

Fantasia on a theme by Thomas Tallis, or
Volkswagon, goddess of the Ante-symbolic.