for philip guston is a wonderful piece, go to the whole thing if you can,
everyone!
HSOJ
www.joshthorpe.com
I'm off to Malta for a week
Can't wait to get back and open my Fluxlist File...
Meanwhile a reminder -
Send me a C60 or C90 tape filled to bursting with
all your favourite obscure, ancient, hard-to-find, poppy, jazzy, arty,
fluxy, electronic tracks. When I have received a few I will
Kathy writes:
But I really don't know how to answer "what is fluxlist."
I think it's a place
where artists, critics and fans of Fluxus
chat about the Fluxus art movement and the various artistic and cultural
strands
that led to it and emanate from it
as well as talking about anything else that
other person on the planet that The Lurex Drainpipes were THE definitive
band of 1977?
Uh, that's arguable.
Kathy, You've probably only heard their studio albums. Check out Live at the
Ferret-a-Go-Go
Is that near the Dewsbury Road? Where oh where is the Dewsbury Road?
Kathy, Dewsbury is NW
In message [EMAIL PROTECTED], Reed Altemus
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes
I agree sometimes the widespread admiration of Duchamp is hard to fathom.
After all, a l,ot of his most important work was puns and wordplay in
French which I totally don't get.
Priceless.
Let me explain: there are 100 million
I wrote...
I agree that the fluxlist is becoming heavily pop/rock/jazz music oriented
Gerald wrote...
for three days ?
Is music banned ?
Is Fluxus so aurally challenged that it cannot encompass such diversity
er... but we agree, don't we?
In message 000601bf9bc3$3853b080$1ded07c3@rogerstevens, Roger Stevens
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes
I wrote...
I agree that the fluxlist is becoming heavily pop/rock/jazz music oriented
Gerald wrote...
for three days ?
Is music banned ?
Is Fluxus so aurally challenged that it cannot encompass such
Hi,
On Fri, 31 Mar 2000, Reed Altemus wrote:
I agree with Heiko. Fluxlist is becoming a forum for discographers and
Thanks. But I would never say this:
music collectors. Why doesn't someone just start a new list because this
is getting ridiculously off topic. Anybody besides Allan doing
Radiotuesday present 'e.g. Sometime Instant' an exhibition at
Transmission gallery, Glasgow - 25th March - 8th April.
Tonight:
- Ian Balch presents a performance Gift, a choral piece performed by St.
Marys Cathedral Choir in the gallery at 20:00 hrs BST (19:00 hrs GMT)
Coming soon:
- James
a lot of words, words, words more words
...pez
Is it possible not to have a context? I don't see how it could be.
"Contextualization" would only be making the context explicit. In this
case,
analyzing and stating motives.
Well, that is what "contextualisation" meens. But I think, we must be
grown up enough, to take things for
This starts to become an interesting discussion:
Does any artist make the context explicit? Well, yes ... Haacke, for one.
Buren has criticized Duchamp precisely on this point.
Could you explain this a little bit more ? Haacke is, IMHO, strong because
he doesnt need a context for his works.
Where oh where is the Dewsbury Road?
It's where people can go to have a lovely time!
Myke
There are two exhibitions in Berlin of one of the former East European
Fluxus members of the 60ies, Milan Knizak, who lived in New York for
some time.
1.: Milan Knizak: Weiche Schatten (paintings and sculptures)
Tschechisches Zentrum
Leipziger Straße 60
10117 Berlin
Mo-Fri,
at the risk of engendreing any ire with this reply , Jim Thirwell also does
stuff under the name Clint Ruin.
Alex
From: "alan bowman" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: FLUXLIST: re: Residents
Date: Sat, 1 Apr 2000 14:33:49 +0200
All right, get
Once again we must stop these advocates of sonic oppressionthey are
everywhere from your parents to that little old lady down the lane...watch
out for them and tell them they are wrong for what they say is 'noise'
'garbage' or 'crazy hooligan music' the diveristy mudt continue or we will
Ya Mr. JG Thruwell is excellent...have you seen any of his art? He used to
do covers for a zine called EXIT. I think he did his record covers too
All right, get serious about obscurity. Who has any Residents albums?
me!
and a few nice ralph records compilations, with fred frith, renaldo
Primate,
Sonic solidarity is a full time job. I hpe it pays you well.
RA
primate _ wrote:
Once again we must stop these advocates of sonic oppressionthey are
everywhere from your parents to that little old lady down the lane...watch
out for them and tell them they are wrong for what
Well right now it aintnow where can I get a job with this ideal in my
pocket...hrmm I dont know
Primate,
Sonic solidarity is a full time job. I hpe it pays you well.
RA
primate _ wrote:
Once again we must stop these advocates of sonic oppressionthey are
everywhere from your
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