July 2005
June 2005
culiblog: irreverent, arty, fascinating blog about food
by 1 other (via)I took home some of those organic strawberries from Brabant last Sunday and by Monday morning I had turned eating strawberries into a yoga breathing practice.
Botero's anger at Abu Ghraib on display in Rome
(via)Botero told Reuters he hoped his works would be a "permanent witness to a great crime" in much the same way Picasso's "Guernica" has become a permanent reminder of the tragedies of the Spanish Civil War.
Space Art in Children's books 1950's to 1970's
by 2 othersThe illustrations in these books show facts (as they were known) mixed in with the fantasy of space flight
May 2005
A Day in the Life of a Musician
From 4.27 to 6.47 pm various occupations (fencing, reflection, immobility, visits, contemplation, dexterity, natation, etc.)..."
April 2005
Wrights & Sites
we aim to explore and celebrate site ... through site-specific performance, mis-guided walks & published Mis-Guides, 'drifts', mythogeographic mapping and public presentations & articles.
The Analysis of Infinitely Small Things
a collaborative research project designed to examine and analyze the realm of the Infinitely Small. What things are so Infinitely Small that we do not notice them around us?
mis-GUIDE
Resistance to tourism, the recruitment of many gazes, serial tasks, pilferings from pilgrimage, mythogeography, the philosophy of road safety and the low-level paranoia of genre movies...
walking as knowing as making: walking exchange
" intended... to engage contemporary artists and groups who employ walking...as a critical tool to investigate and destabilize ... notions of place and landscape"
walking as knowing as making
a peripatetic exploration of place
fluxus debris! art / not art
"...this substitute art-amusement must be simple, amusing, concerned with insignificances, have no commodity or institutional value"
A CHILD'S HISTORY of FLUXUS by DICK HIGGINS
Long long ago, back when the world was young - that is, sometime around the year 1958 - a lot of artists and composers and other people who wanted to do beautiful things began to look at the world around them in a new way (for them).
Eduardo Paolozzi, 1924-2005.
Eduardo Paolozzi in conversation with J. G. Ballard and Frank Whitford. Studio International, Vol 182, 1971.
Alison Knowles: The Big Book
"The Big Book is an eight foot tall construction by Alison Knowles which has a front cover and several pages, and contains a stove, telephone, chemical toilet, art gallery, electric fan, books and other necessities of life."
George Maciunas Radio Interview: KRAB Seattle, September 1977
"George could you tell me what Flux is?" ...usually kids like our stuff or people not expecting art... The original 55 minute broadcast divided into 8 separate audio clips.
Hannah Higgins on being a Fluxus child
"Mordecai MacLow is a tenured astrophysicist at Hayden Planetarium; Bracken Hendricks started the Apollo Alliance, which is a political action group designed to bring together causes of labor and the environment. Most Fluxus kids have tended to desire, pr
Sulaitis: Fluxus - the legacy of George Maciunas
George Maciunas was an artist ahead of his time, who happened to be Lithuanian.
March 2005
February 2005
EXLIBRIS MUSEUM
large collection of bookplates
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