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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fluxus artist’s books — a folded retrospective shakespeare to salinger
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
The TrAVeliNG FluX mUSEum Progress Notes
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
A poem as “liquid fluxus”
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
The Andy Warhol Museum in Pittsburgh
On my recent visit to the Andy Warhol Museum in Pittsburgh: ... read more
Fluxus Lives and Never Dies
A question, posed by the Demonstrative Fluxus Administrator Cecil Touchon, answered thusly upon the Facebook Fluxus collective: ... read more
Phonographical Time Traveler
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