sonic outlaws- negativeland

Sonic Outlaws clip. By Craig Baldwin circa 1995.

Vickie Bennett

Television Delivers People

by Richard Serra/Charlotta Schoolman. Television delivers people (1973)

Dara Birnbaum's Wonder Woman

Randomness

In case anybody's interested...
Here are links to websites I'm using for my random shot projects:

random.org
topographic maps
coordinate mapper

I would also like to involve other people nationally/globally through geocaching.

If anybody has ideas, or if you want to go with me on a shoot, let me know :D

All Together Now

The people in charge of All Together Now are:

Nick Yeck-Stauffer 618.201.0079

and

Meagan Oestry moestry@gmail.com

(sorry, i only know Nick's number and Meagan's e-mail)

The dates are Nov. 18th-20th

Here is the linky to the Facebook page.

They are looking for performances, projections, installations, music, poets, conceptual work, et cetera. They have a lot of stuff lined up already, so contact them ASAP if you're interested.

making and taking Walks as art form

Francis ALYS, Nick BROWN, Situationists, and others. What do we learn from a walk? How can that be translated into aesthetics? Media? How can it be shared?

fictional Identity: Lynn HERSHMAN

Lynn HERSHMAN constructed an alternate personality as an ongoing project. "ROBERTA BREITMORE was, for 9 years a private performance of a simulated person. In an era or alternatives, she became an objectified alternative personality. Roberta's first live action was to place an ad in a local newspaper advertising for a roommate. People who answered the ad became participants in her adventure . As she became part of their reality, they became part of her fiction."

Minerva Cuevas

Cuevas produces a number of products that she sells and gives away through a fake corporation she created called La Mejor Vida Corp. (The Better Life).

FLUXUS PORTAL

FLUXUS PORTALto the internet. A site that archives a great deal of material about fluxus movement from then to now. Including audio introduction to fluxus.

Emily JACIR

Crossing Surda (a record of going to and from work), video installation, 2003 by EMILY JACIR

Breakfast today

breakfast today by Mika Bierman and Antje Poppinga

Yoko Ono

Flies project

Adrian Piper: Food for the Spirit

Adrian Piper photographing herself while reading Kant.

Do it Instructions project

artists and navigation
A manual of instruction pieces composed by various artists.

Excavating Everyday

old syllabus . This is a syllabus with a bunch of references for reading about the everyday, ordinary, banal.

Century of the Self

Documentary about the role of psychoanalysis, marketing, and public relations in the united states. From the same director as "the power of nightmares"

Busy Work

Busywork
9:17 a.m.: Monday morning at Cretin/Croak Management. Peel and eat an orange as slowly as possible. Time is a syrup and I Am the Fly. It's the beginning of the month, the time when my beloved co-worker Steve enters dividends onto "The System" and completes other mysterious prep work for the month ahead. This takes about four days. The rest of us, who balance rich folks' accounts each month, can't do anything until the preliminaries are taken care of. My pet peeve (one among many) is that we are supposed to look busy during this time period, or else suffer the fate of a dreaded "down-time" assignment, such as revamping the filing system or cleaning the coffee machine. In kindergarten, this used to be called "busywork," and was designed to fill any remaining time at the end of the day. Busywork means easy, repetitive tasks that don't require any thought. My normal duties (I call them "Administrivia") are a microstep up from busywork, and I dreaded the idea of doing something even more boring. ... more.... from PROCESSED WORLD

language of tactical media

by Joanne richardson