FLUXLIST: A Spectral Morsel
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FLUXLIST: Devil's claw
I see this in Oklahoma cotton fields. Like many seeds, just look to the climate where they grow naturally, and lean a little bit that way, from a "norm" you might otherwise use. /:b
Re: FLUXLIST: artist residencies
From: Patricia [EMAIL PROTECTED] Marcel Broodthaers: (nothing short of hero worship there) he's someone I've heard of and seen a few articles about but I still don't quite know what to think of him. Is there a particularly good book you'd reccommend? That's my list for today... What about yours? not sure if I'd want to study with anyone, but here's some people I'd like to hang out with and see how they work... Anselm Kiefer Rirkrit Tiravanija Jasper Johns On Kawara and really, any artist who was really passionate about what they are doing and about art. Alex _ Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com
FLUXLIST: artist residencies
fun to think about this.i think what i'd like most would be to hang out in someone's (list following) studio for a day or a week, just watching --- with allowance to poke and pry into boxes and such for folks like this: joseph cornell kurt schwitters ray johnson (as with cornell, would want access to ALL those storage boxes!) dieter rot to watch anyone in process of making collage to watch folks working on daybooks/journals --- like allison knowles, burroughs, peterbeard if he were enormously less sexist would like to take long stroll along streets hunting for found treasures with wendy kramer, bob cobbing, david chirot, alex cook, anyone who loves the oddest scrap or gleam of possible material lying on the earth oh jeez, this could go on and on, once you begin to think along these lines.! nbb
Re: FLUXLIST: artist residencies
hi, speaking about schwitters. anyone familier with the schwitters collage mz412 and have a url to a jpg with it /h ps. or send it as an attatchement to me.ds kurt schwitters
FLUXLIST: International Tournament of Blockades call for entries
i would like to announce the upcoming 7th annual International Tournament of Blockades Rules for Competition: 1. contestant must first construct a blockade. in order for it to qualify as a blockade it must blockade something, ie your door, a street, a river, your nieghbors door, thought*,etc. 2. materials: all submissions of blockades must be made out of "ordinary" inanimate materials ie. sand, sticks, rocks, cement, bricks, gravel, conglomerate material, battleships etc. 3. in order to be awrded the winner said blockade must be extensively documented accepted documentation only includes photographs. aspects of the blockade that need to be documented and will be judged on: a. it's functionality, how well it succeeds in preventing the entrance or exit or general use of what it's blockading. b. permanance: mostly the durability of the blockade, it's ability to withstand adverse climate changes, people that would want to remove the blockade, etc. c. aesthetic merit: blockades will be judged based on how "pleasing" it is to the senses or how well it communicates it's function in relation to the society in which it exists. or other worldliness, it's structural qualities (ie style points) 4. all documentation must be submitted no later than july 12 2001, in order to qualify for any awards or prizes. photographs can be sent via email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] or snail to: Jason Pierce 5626 woodrow ave #j Austin, TX 78756 5. contestants may have as many entries as they please assuming each entry is a seperate blockade, and not different ones blockading the same thing. (ie 2 seperate blockades of the same door) any entries that fall under the aforementioned criteria will be counted as a documentation of the same blockade thus one entry. 6. as well as being distributed various prizes all exceptional entries will be displayed on my web page (www.onyxmirr.org) 1st place: winner will recieve 2$ for every contestant that enters (ie. 20$ for 10 contestants) not to exceed 50$ cash, a congratulatory note hopefully from some at least semi-famous person, and a 1st place ribbon of achievement. 2nd place: winner will recieve a 2nd place Ribbon of Achievement, a congratulatory note from probably a somewhat less famous person, and a scholarship to MIT if said contestant qualifies for such and submits the neccessary forms to MIT and so forth 3rd place: winner will recieve a 3rd place Ribbon of achievement, maybe a congratulatory note, and a no expenses paid vacation to Calcutta, probably the largest city in India (population wise that is) * the judging of "mental" blockades relies solely on the discretion of the panel judging the tournament. hence "mental" blockade entries could be disqualified, or awarded a prize. so "mental" blockade documentation should be submitted only with the understanding that the entry is submitted at the contestants own risk. i look forward to viewing all the entries and want to wish all the contestants the best of luck. if you have any questions feel free to email me at the above email address. sincerely, Jason Pierce Coordinating Chairman, Tournament of Blockades Committee
Re: FLUXLIST: artist residencies
Hi Alex, The one book I have is, I think, a really good and comprehensive one with great examples of his work. It's "Marcel Broodthaers" Walker Art Center, Minneapolis, Rizzoli, New York. "Published on the occasion of the exhibition Marcel Broodthaers, organized by Marge Goldwater and Michael Compton for Walker Art Center, Minneapolis, in association with the Palais des Beaux-Arts, Brussels" Yep, I'd like to hang out with Rirkrit for sure - the guy can cook : ) Best, PK Alex Cook wrote: From: Patricia [EMAIL PROTECTED] Marcel Broodthaers: (nothing short of hero worship there) he's someone I've heard of and seen a few articles about but I still don't quite know what to think of him. Is there a particularly good book you'd reccommend? That's my list for today... What about yours? not sure if I'd want to study with anyone, but here's some people I'd like to hang out with and see how they work... Anselm Kiefer Rirkrit Tiravanija Jasper Johns On Kawara and really, any artist who was really passionate about what they are doing and about art. Alex _ Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com
Re: FLUXLIST: artist residencies
I don't think this has exactly what you are looking for, but it's a lovely collection. http://www.collagegallery.com/ [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: hi, speaking about schwitters. anyone familier with the schwitters collage mz412 and have a url to a jpg with it /h ps. or send it as an attatchement to me.ds kurt schwitters
