http://www.fluxus.org/timepiece/
I have no idea what my point is.
whatever it is, it's beautiful...
hi patricia,
i sent yesterday's post from a high school down the road that has a
fabulous computer lab (macintoch) and is run by an old friend of mine,
tom. well tom has been helping me with my scanning and sending since our
first fluxlist i-zone project way back in december i think.
now this is
http://laplaza.org/~datastar/TIMEPIECE.html
Hi Carol,
This is wonderful i-zone work, it's visually very striking, I'm most
impressed :-)
cheers,
Sol.
Terrence writes;
Lions and Tigers and Ken oh my!~
T.
Heiko Recktenwald wrote:
in person as he is in correspondance. when discussing fluxus artists he was
hesitant in his criticisms and generous with his praise.
This reminds me of the motto of one Al Hansons students in Cologne: "I
dont
http://www.fluxus.org/timepiece/
I have no idea what my point is.
I hope it's not to freeze my computer -- twice. About 3-1/2 times
through the loop, just as I'm wondering where's Elmo. Not just crash
the browser, but freeze the machine, so much the second time that
normal interrupt reboot
Well...I'm sorry...but not surprised. If you are using an older computer
(low MHz, low RAM) then maybe I'd skip this URL. It's a series of 22 JPEGS
that are set to loop very fast. The file size of this IBM Hot Media slide
show is 436KB (I originally used a larger picture size and it was
This is really good, Allen, and I find it has an added bonus of a zenlike effect,
producing a meditative state, when one views it for 15 minutes or so, over and
over and over and over and overoops, but I digress. Like the zoom feature as
well. Also like the fact that it is all ready to go
Carol:
Absolutely wonderful!!
Yes I can adjust the images, but probably not the way Sol does, he's way
beyond me in computer skills.
Again, your work is super.
Best,
PK
Carol Starr wrote:
hi patricia,
i sent yesterday's post from a high school down the road that has a
fabulous computer
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carol starr
taos, new mexico, usa
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hi allen,
i would love to see your timepiece but all i get is the first page even after
a long wait.
what am i not doing?
carol
allen bukoff wrote:
http://www.fluxus.org/timepiece/
I have no idea what my point is.
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carol starr
taos, new mexico, usa
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Well...I'm sorry...but not surprised. If you are using an older
computer (low MHz, low RAM) then maybe I'd skip this URL.
128 meg RAM, upgraded to 300mhz G3, usually very stable. 512k cable connection.
Must be something about Hot Media and MSIE 5 on my Mac, though IBM
says their MSIE problem
I have your photos. On a standard set of 24 or 26 or whatever they are, the
last one is always gratuitous, extra, in other words, it becomes a "mistake"
on our roll. We don't believe there is an extra, we just press the button
everytime and end up with a shot of space, empty or dusty, the
I have a photo that was not supposed to be a photo as the "Joy" cam counter
advised it was out of film and I told my friend to pretend he was Andy Warhol and
click click click down the street at 10 or so of us walking, with no film in the
camera and the end result was a lost photo triple exposure
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But
I do know that boredom is the great creator of all new ideas, the deep well
from
which they arise. Without it I'd never come up with anything.
This is wondrous, the kind of idea that wakes me up all caught amidst one of
those seven sins such as sloth and
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