It is amazing how Sol and others thought they could rely on and base a
Fluxlist on Ken Friedman, who is considered to be a complete farce by most
artists ever associated with Fluxus.
As Ben Patterson often puts is: If Ken Friedman didn't exist we would have
to invent him.
My advice for the list
Eric Andersen writes:
It is amazing how Sol and others thought they could rely on and base a
Fluxlist on Ken Friedman, who is considered to be a complete farce by most
artists ever associated with Fluxus.
You know I'm getting sick of this.
Even if Ken Friedman is considered a complete farce
I liked having Ken on this list, I shall miss his contributions.
dear sol,
i agree with your post. i'm a bit tired of all the flux-quarrels...
cu
gabriel
I'll second that.
RA
gabriel swossil wrote:
I liked having Ken on this list, I shall miss his contributions.
dear sol,
i agree with your post. i'm a bit tired of all the flux-quarrels...
cu
gabriel
Hi all,
I know many of you work full-time at a job other than as an artist and yet
still find the time to work to a significant degree as artists. Often for
those of us interested in the avant-garde making a living from our artistic
interests is not an option. Lately I seem to have got bogged
mr. anderson,
as far as i have ever seen and i have been on fluxlist since it started,
all you do is say negative slander and furthur more i havelearned nothing
from you or received not one bit of encouragemant from you.
on the other hand, i have learned a great deal from ken friedman and been
Terrence writes;
Yes indeed!
( If i ever run into eric I 'm gonnna smak him with a fluxus pie)
T.
Reed Altemus wrote:
I'll second that.
RA
gabriel swossil wrote:
I liked having Ken on this list, I shall miss his contributions.
dear sol,
i agree with your post. i'm a bit
From: "Sol Nte" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hi all,
What I want to do is work out a way of making sure I follow through on
ideas
immediately rather than just writing scrappy notes of what I'm going to do
and then never doing it. I'm interested to know how others tackle this
problem.
Hi Sol.
Once I
Terrence writes;
adviso; buy time not realestate
I am living /purchasing a city loft. I have to work extra hours to pay for
living here. I've done little art since living here (for 10 months!) .
My studio looks nice and there is art supplies here but the artitst is turning
yuppie to survive.
Sol,
I find making lists and then working through them helps. The important thing is
not to take on too much at once. Be realistic: it must be manageable. First,
think of absolutely everything you'd like to accomplish and make a list. Then
prioritize, what's absolutely neccessary and and can be
hi sol,
during the years i worked outside the studio i found a way that kept my
own work going. first i carried a sketchbook, still do, but the most
important thing was that i always painted first. this was accomplished by
rising between 4 and 5 am and going into my studio until about 8 or 8:30,
dear friends and colleagues
we have the answer
open a search engine, type 'time'
what comes in pole position is the time you're looking for
this should help
best regards
--
jean-philippe halgand - pavu.com director
http://pavu.com
-/ and the world grows bigger ! /-
De : Reed Altemus
i thought there was a policy in effect about using this list for flames and
personal vendettas. If there is in fact such a policy, you should boot eric
from the list. If there isn't, my advice for the list is to establish one.
and eric's tiresone droning about who is and who isn't an artist is
I find very little quarrels on the list after Ken Friedman left.
Howver, since it is called a Fluxlist, it should be important for the
members to know how most Fluxus artists value Ken Friedman.
Personally I have nothing against him.
If Sol or others enjoy communicating with a dishonsest
David Baptiste Chirot writes
apologies--meant to write: Dear Josh--and mutatated into Devon
It is ok. There are many people who confuse me with Devon. I am used to it by now. In
fact I am continuously mistaken for other people, although I think my looks are
somewhat original (not necessarily
Eric Andersen writes:
As Ben Patterson often puts is: If Ken Friedman didn't exist we would have
to invent him.
To me, that sounds like a sincere compliment, i.e. if Ken were not worth having
around, why would one invent him?
Sol Nte writes:
Okay, Ken did annoy a few people with his
What I want to do is work out a way of making sure I follow through on ideas
immediately rather than just writing scrappy notes of what I'm going to do
and then never doing it.
dear sol,
i know exactly what you are talking about. i fill notebook after notebook
with things (but often it is
the fluxus-way-of-life:
9am to 5pm: social, constructive and good work, to earn your living
5pm to 10pm: propaganda for your own may of life among artists, collectors;
fight against them
12pm to 8 am sleeping (8 hours are enough)
(as told to tomas schmidt by george maciunas)
sorry for the bad
Greetings Gates,
Squeezing the day for time is certainly a problem. I have found the most
satisfactory results come from stealing time from one's job. I work for a
New York publishing house. Possibly the lowest paying publisher in NY.
However, what they lack in actual cash they make up for in
Howver, since it is called a Fluxlist, it should be important for the
members to know how most Fluxus artists value Ken Friedman.
No. What Fluxus (tm) artists think about each other is rather unimportant.
Btw, what do "most fluxus artists" think about Maciunas ?
Or Al Hanson ?
'Lo.
Squeeze the day!!! (sorry couldn't help it).
I also do believe in stealing time, and thus work for a very small company where,
I, like you, Meryl, do what is required, then opt out for art when the owner is in
Italy or off in the big black Mercedes Benz, etc. There is an element of danger
Steady, man!
disco
From: Terrence Kosick
Terrence writes;
i hate fluxlist! you know nothing of me! I have been an outsider on this
list
!@ aghh~
Devon Paulson wrote:
David and all-
I am saying is that the lite-hearted chatter among friends is fantastic.
''
The dialogue
To what do you refer, my good God of Bisquits?
disco-
Dave wrote:
Dear Devon:
nunquam just arrived!--damn! some righteous
vocabulaire there!
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I see.
From: David Baptiste Chirot
A1apologies--meant to write: Dear Josh--and mutatated into Devon
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I wrote a correction to fluxlist--that josh had momentarily
morphed into you
it is the project of Josh's using a set of words from a lawrence
durrel
book--in the order given--and make a text of at most five hundred words
and believe you me--these are some mighty
I find that there is another problem for me. I am young, 24, and full of
energy (or full of something). I can find time to do my projects but I run
out of money.
This explains why you all have not recieved your projects from me yet. I am
putting together a multi media exhibition and am doing
I am going to be going to California Instatute of the Arts, affectionatly
refered to as CalArts, this fall, so I will have nothing but time to do art.
In fact, I am sure I'll be sick of it.
I start in about three weeks and am getting more and more nervous. I think
it's the money issue more
Devon,
CalArts, well, it's a pretty prestigious school, and I see that Matthew Barney
has been a visiting artist. But don't you let him influence you into crawling
around on pipes on the ceiling in your underwear (or not), hear?
Alas, I went to state universities, San Jose State and UC Santa
Something wierd happened there, I don't know if my last post went through.
Anyway, the clock is from Target.
I modified it though. I put metal pieces on for legs and wrapped them in
wire and used "L" brackets for feet.
From: Patricia
Btw, where did you get that clock? I love it, it's very
I went to Pratt Institute in Brooklyn. Long, long ago. When I graduated,
Pratt was thinking about possibly buying A computer. A (as in singular)
computer. I know a few people who went to CalArts but none who graduated
(lack of funds, mostly). Most of the CalArts people I knew ended up
Terrrence writes;
ahhaa! this is too funny@!
T,
".pavu.com" wrote:
dear friends and colleagues
we have the answer
open a search engine, type 'time'
what comes in pole position is the time you're looking for
this should help
best regards
--
jean-philippe halgand - pavu.com
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