I can’t reveal the details yet. Will wait for response from Berwick Insti­tute before con­tin­u­ing with dia­log for “Peo­ple in Space” pro­posal. The pos­si­bil­i­ties! Oh the pos­si­bil­i­ties! A 2010 Fluxus Hap­pen­ing in Singapore.

Fluxus in Singapore.

How absolutely ter­rific a prospect that is.
The Peo­ple in Space effort seems to oddly par­al­lel or, at the very least com­pli­ment, the Flux­Face in Space idea first posited by Cecil Touchon.

The What Are We Wait­ing For? which I have cre­ated and sent to the appro­pri­ate email is an idea which seems des­tined for great­ness. Then again, the I can’t help but admire the thought behind:

An inter­ac­tive artis­tic research del­e­ga­tion to the 2010 Shang­hai World Expo.

[My idea (which, I promise, will be revealed after Aug 17) can be uti­lized any­where.] To quote from the Peo­ple in Space Project:

What Are We Wait­ing For? is a curated project by Daniel S. DeLuca and San­drine Schae­fer as a facet of the Peo­ple in Space Project — An inter­ac­tive artis­tic research del­e­ga­tion to the 2010 Shang­hai World Expo. What Are We Wait­ing For? invites cre­ative thinkers from a vari­ety of back­grounds to con­sider the con­text of wait­ing in lines as an oppor­tu­nity to spark the imag­i­na­tion through unex­pected actions and inter­ac­tions. We are look­ing for ideas that are sim­ple to imple­ment, have a strong con­cept, and engage the peo­ple wait­ing in line. Pro­pos­als that are selected will be per­formed by a team of expert prac­ti­tion­ers in and through the lines present at the Shang­hai World Expo Pavil­ions. You come up with the actions and we imple­ment them as your surrogate!

Back to the Flux­Face in Space com­ment of ear­lier dimen­sions. Here is the skinny, the low-​down on the project. It’s not to late to par­tic­i­pate. Say it again, my peo­ple, It’s Not Too Late to Par­tic­i­pate. Once more with rhyth­mic unity, oooohh­h­hh­m­mmm, “It’s not too late /​/​to par­tic­i­pate /​/​it is not too late /​/​to par­tic­i­pate.” Cease. Now read the specs copied and pasted into the area below:

• Cre­ate a work of art 4×6 inches in size on paper about Space Explo­ration, Astron­omy, the Uni­verse etc. with the words — Flux­face in Space, for a Flux­mu­seum exhi­bi­tion. In addi­tion, 1) jpg. photo of the art 2) one jpg. photo of you hold­ing the art — same size as the art, 4×6. NOTE: see the help­ful hints below for guidance.
• Reg­is­ter and upload the photo of you hold­ing (or with) the art­work to NASA: http://​facein​space​.nasa​.gov/
  
• ONCE REGISTERED include the NASA con­for­ma­tion num­ber on back of the art­work and pho­to­graph along with the Space Shut­tle mis­sion num­ber, artist name, coun­try, web­site and/​or email address.
• Email jpg. (4″ x 6″ 180 dpi — max) images of the art­work and the photo along with your name, coun­try and Shut­tle mis­sion # for the online exhi­bi­tion to: angellaferrara@​gmail.​com
• You also have the oppor­tu­ni­ity to sub­mit a state­ment related to space explo­ration and the arts — not required but appre­ci­ated. (250 word max­i­mum). Please email with the images for the web exhibition.

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