The Assemblagist

In Houston, TX in the Brown Gallery of the Contemporary Arts Museum has something FABULOUS Ben Patterson's FLUX/us exhibition Let me repeat that ... read more

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Over 200 books folded and fab­u­lous. Found a copy of Joe McGin­niss “The Sell­ing of the Pres­i­dent” in paper­back — on my shelf from a U of A class in 1973, required read­ing and it MUST BE USED, will begin flux­ing the book today. *This post writ­ten just after Sarah Palin went apeshit over McGin­niss liv­ing next door to her Mozilla Home. The post here talks about fold­ing books also. Con­tinue reading

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Inter­na­tional Flux­hi­bi­tion #4 is online and might I say, Cecil Tou­chon has done quite an amaz­ing job. While a for­mal intro­duc­tion (shak­ing of hands and how-are-you?s) does not yet exist between us, the use of “Mr. Tou­chon” seems a bit for­mal here so I shall assume we are now on a first name basis. There’s a new Flux Case project and we Flux­ers have our ephemera all in a wad over it. I’m think­ing some stere­op­ti­can slides, sliced pre­cisely to fit, might have to be part of my offer­ing to the project. I have quite a num­ber of the slides and noth­ing is more flux than blend­ing two pic­tures into one three-​dimensional image — am I right or what!? Con­tinue reading

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I recently discovered, via a Facebook friend, UbuWeb.com and Henri Chopin's poetry. This discussion, quoted from ubuweb, just thrills me.  You can listen to Chopin by clicking here. go ahead, do it... listen to a Cantata for Two Farts ... read more

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On my recent visit to the Andy Warhol Museum in Pittsburgh: ... read more

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A question, posed by the Demonstrative Fluxus Administrator Cecil Touchon, answered thusly upon the Facebook Fluxus collective: ... read more

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It is time.  The Flux Monitor reveals all. Yes, patrons of the assemblage rag, the most recent of days contains many puzzling conundrums. Can a conundrum not puzzle? Let me redact. I have assembled all the necessary proponents for my Correlation Phonographical Time Traveler. At the present moment, only the smallest of object can transport - specifically caterpillars of only the American butterflies, such as the Ozark Woodland Swallowtail. Soon, therefore, larger species will be enabled. ... read more

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