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Posted March 19 2006 01:17

staggering legends

A New Series of Unscripted, Uncut, Unplanned mysterious tales and legends, shot with a cheap camera.

I grab the camera and whatever is around me and then start shooting. No plans, no directions, just odd little bits.

STAGGERING LEGENDS:

http://secrettechnology.com/staggering/




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Posted March 18 2006 23:33

DOUBLE VISION / Amy Lewis

DOUBLE VISION / Amy Lewis
Friday & Saturday, April 28 - 29, 8:00pm
CounterPULSE, 1310 Mission St. @ 9th, San Francisco, CA
April 29: $10 (no one turned away for lack of funds)
Info: http://www.double-vision.biz | 510.535.2504

DOUBLE VISION (Sean Clute / Pauline Jennings) and choreographer Amy Lewis split ...

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Posted March 18 2006 23:31

DOUBLE VISION / Amy Lewis

DOUBLE VISION / Amy Lewis
Friday & Saturday, April 28 - 29, 8:00pm
CounterPULSE, 1310 Mission St. @ 9th, San Francisco, CA
April 28: FREE (Bay Area National Dance Week Presenation)
Info: http://www.double-vision.biz | 510.535.2504

DOUBLE VISION (Sean Clute / Pauline Jennings) and choreographer Amy Lewis split an evening ...

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Posted March 18 2006 22:33

RHIZOME_RAW: New contributors to : The sacrificed Earth / La Terre sacrifiee/ a Terra sacrificada/Dirk Vekemans

Hello,

Just to say that it is another amazing project by Tamara Lai and how I loved
Dirk Vekemans' work there.
Congrats once more Dirk!

Have a good day and contribute you all, the dead line is March 31.
Do not forget!

Bye,

Regina

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Posted March 18 2006 20:44

Kenji Siratori "BIZARRE"

Kenji Siratori "BIZARRE" CD

Label: hypermodern
Music style: electro / industrial
http://www.lulu.com/content/191653

15-TRACK

There are innumerable musicians who have taken to writing, but few examples
of writers who have taken to music. Kenji Siratori's BIZARRE CD is injected
with influences from Merzbow, Foetus, Meat Beat Manifesto ...

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Posted March 18 2006 19:55

don't fear the re(contextualization)aper

amazing…

I had a contest with a few friends months ago over pizza to think of some
theoretical comparison and contextualization of the classic song and king
of cowbell

mine was that it was the third sex in native american and early central
and south american cultures………

the central protagonist ...

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Posted March 18 2006 19:42

where else

where else in this god forsaken universe can you have Virilio, Fukuyama and the Blue Oyster Cult coalesce and become a new entity.
"Crazy World Ain't It?"
Cracked Magazine, September 1963.
Eric
see:
All our times have come
Here but now they're gone
Seasons don't fear the reaper
Nor ...

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Posted March 18 2006 19:36

don't fear the reaper

Its not the reaper, its the context:
All our times have come
Here but now they're gone
Seasons don't fear the reaper
Nor do the wind, the sun or the rain..we can be like they are
Come on baby…don't fear the reaper
Baby take my hand…don't fear the reaper ...

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Posted March 18 2006 18:16

geography

The interesting issues in regards to technology and geography is the sort
of expansion and collapse. The global village concept can be seen as an
erasure of geography in terms of distance and border formed schism, yet
it also can be seen as an enhancement of geography and boundary, simply ...

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Posted March 18 2006 08:25

now!

triple-double-u

Internet resources, when involved in the creation of content become
nothing more than a re-contextualization of data which raises the
question of how much is the Internet able to absorb reused information.
Is it possible that important ideas might get lost amongst an ocean of
data? Futhermore due to ...

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Posted March 18 2006 07:37

Winners of Turbulence's New England Initiative II

March 18, 2006
Winners of Turbulence's New England Initiative II

Turbulence is delighted to announce that the following three projects have
been commissioned via its New England Initiative II competition
(http://www.turbulence.org/ne2/guidelines.html):

1. "Cell Tagging" by Brooke A. Knight
http://www.brookeknight.com/turbulence/

2 ...

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Posted March 18 2006 07:09

Butoh Dance Workshop in Himalaya India

Subbody Butoh Dance Workshop

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Posted March 18 2006 06:48

Butoh Dance Workshop in Himalaya India

Subbody Butoh Dance Workshop

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Posted March 18 2006 06:43

Butoh Dance Workshop in Himalaya India

Subbody Butoh Dance Workshop

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Posted March 18 2006 05:54

Turbulence Commission: "Ten-sided" by Francis Hwang, et al

March 18, 2006
Turbulence Commission: "Ten-sided" by Francis Hwang, with Johannes
Gorannson, Jess Kilby, Tao Lin, Brendon Lloyd, Jessica Penrose, Glenis
Stott, John Woods, Taren McCallan-Moore, and why the lucky stiff
http://turbulence.org/works/ten-sided

"Ten-sided" is a textual performance in which ten authors collaboratively
improvise on a single ...

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Posted March 17 2006 23:33

The New Project Saturday Flashes is starting with the work Book of Roofs by Josely Carvalho

Dear all,

Today the "Museum of the Essential and Beyond That" is launching the
project: Saturday Flashes

Every Saturday we will be featuring one of the artists of the museum. The
first one choosen is Josely Carvalho (Brazil)

Pay attention on her very nice designed and programmed work: BOOK OF ...

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