Re: FLUXLIST: henry flynt's concept art
High! On Tue, 4 Apr 2000, josh thorpe wrote: can anyone tell me if flynt's "concept art" is published anywhere besides An Anthology? "Concept Art," in An Anthology, ed. La Monte Young (1st edition, New York, 1963) "Concept Art" (revised), in An Anthology, ed. La Monte Young (2nd edition, New York, 1970) Blueprint for a Higher Civilization (Milan, 1975) http://www.henryflynt.org/ http://www.henryflynt.org/overviews/newflyntpubls.html http://www.c3.hu/~iput http://www.c3.hu/~iput/enspiralopedia2/02.html Hugh! aa
FLUXLIST: Calling All MiniDiscs!
I have an idea. If you have a MiniDisc player let me know. What's your snail-mailing address? Myke
Re: FLUXLIST: useless art
Josh You mean "Meaningless Work" right? It's also in An Anthology. I think I have a copy of it on file which I could email to you if you like. RA josh thorpe wrote: thanks for the help with henry flynt! new question: where can i find walter de maria's "useless art"? josh ps: i bought higgins' "foewomBwhnw" through bibliofind.com. i got a great deal from robert wright books in ontario: $50 canadian and in very good shape. the book is really wonderful and combines a good mix of theoretical and creative writings from before 1969. these include the danger music pieces, intermedia, boredom and danger, the cowboy plays, boris blastoffs, beaurevoir etc. i just ordered "the four suits" by knowles, patterson, corner, and schmit for $25 US from another bookseller. we'll see how it turns out.
Re: FLUXLIST: Recent posts
no of course, because the originality of the music was linked to the author, and not to the interpret, as the pop music did since. However, we only consider short periods of time, and nothing allows us to think that those fetish LP covers will always remain the same in the future... I'm now thinking of how many Elvis compilations there are on the market. They all have cover art on them, however, for them it really doesn't matter of what that cover art consists so long as it's loosely descriptive of the content contained within. However, Elvis' first album "Elvis Presley" still has the same goofy cover art that it has had since the day it was released. This can also be said of all Beatles albums, etc. I suppose the look of the cover art has something to do with easy visual identification purposes and for the most part something to do with the legitimacy of the product itself (off-brand labels can't legally use the same graphics for their products that the big labels can unless they receive authorization.) Nevertheless, this all relates to the consumer and the marketing behind the music rather than to the music itself. Again, this reiterates my assertion that music without cover art is not lesser than music with cover art - although it may suffer somewhat in the commercial sense without it. Myke
Re: FLUXLIST: Calling All MiniDiscs!
Yes I have !!! my address is Valery grancher 53 rue de seine 75006 paris France all my best, Valery Grancher [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.nomemory.org Lord Hasenpfeffer wrote: I have an idea. If you have a MiniDisc player let me know. What's your snail-mailing address? Myke
Re: FLUXLIST: henry flynt's concept art
can anyone tell me if flynt's "concept art" is published anywhere besides An Anthology? and the answer is "Blueprint for a higher civilization" HF at multhipla edizioni, Milano 1975 (perhaps for sale at Emily Harvey Gallery, NYC) x
Re: FLUXLIST: Calling All MiniDiscs!
Terrence writes; sure; artnatural 103-980 west 22nd Ave Vancouver B.C. V5Z-2A1 Player/ recorder, have a good mike as well. T. Lord Hasenpfeffer wrote: I have an idea. If you have a MiniDisc player let me know. What's your snail-mailing address? Myke
