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Posted Dec. 1 2003 17:38

Re:Richard Chung wrote

Richard Chung wrote:

and wrote and wrote and wrote and wrote and wrote and wrote and wrote and wrote and wrote and wrote and wrote and wrote and wrote and wrote and wrote and wrote and wrote and wrote and wrote and wrotev and wrote and wrote and wrote and ...

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Posted Dec. 1 2003 16:20

"Wont take nuthin' fo dis journey"

In the early 20th century many African Americans moved north (of the Mason-Dixon line) in order to better themselves and provide their children with some hope for a future. Some, however, felt that the south still held the most promise and refused to move north instead choosing to move south ...

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Posted Dec. 1 2003 14:04

Re: to manik and all, regina FOR BEGINNERS

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ART, Delicious And Refreshing

Art Revives And Sustains

Art around The Corner From Everywhere

Art, The Pause That Refreshes

Art goes along

Art,
Wherever You Are,
Whatever You Do,
Wherever You May Be…

The Only Thing Like Art Is Art ...

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Posted Dec. 1 2003 13:30

COMPLEX COLLISIONS PANEL DISCUSSION

Locus Media Gallery presents COMPLEX COLLISIONS, a two-person exhibition of new paintings and works on paper by the artists JULIE DURKIN and BOB MARTY. December 4, 2003 through January 9, 2004. Opening reception December 4th 6pm-9pm.

JULIE DURKIN's oil paintings are performances, capturing the play of a young woman in ...

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Posted Dec. 1 2003 13:29

COMPLEX COLLISIONS

Locus Media Gallery presents COMPLEX COLLISIONS, a two-person exhibition of new paintings and works on paper by the artists JULIE DURKIN and BOB MARTY. December 4, 2003 through January 9, 2004. Opening reception December 4th 6pm-9pm.

JULIE DURKIN's oil paintings are performances, capturing the play of a young woman in ...

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Posted Dec. 1 2003 13:27

COMPLEX COLLISIONS

Locus Media Gallery presents COMPLEX COLLISIONS, a two-person exhibition of new paintings and works on paper by the artists JULIE DURKIN and BOB MARTY. December 4, 2003 through January 9, 2004. Opening reception December 4th 6pm-9pm.

JULIE DURKIN's oil paintings are performances, capturing the play of a young woman in ...

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Posted Dec. 1 2003 11:28

David Byrne does powerpoint

"I began to see PowerPoint as a metaprogram, one that
organizes and presents stuff created in other
applications. Initially, I made presentations about
presentations; they were almost completely without
content. The content, I learned, was in the medium
itself. I discovered that I could attach my
photographs, short videos, scanned ...

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Posted Dec. 1 2003 10:52

webpaintings

francais apres l'anglais


Hello,

I have the pleasure to announce that a selection of webpaintings I did sinc=
e 1998 are now on line, check this:
http://www.nomemory.org/webpaint

J'ai le plaisir de vous annoncer la mise en ligne d'une selection de webp=
aintings faites depuis 1998:
http ...

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Posted Dec. 1 2003 09:49

For whom the Google Tolls?

From Jeremy Turner:

Yes, Donnie, there is very good reason to be concerned about the future of Online Privatization.

I guess what I meant by the toll-booth analogy is that, like most highways, there is not a toll-booth on every stretch of the highway. There is only a handful that ...

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Posted Dec. 1 2003 09:48

Back 4 Good

From Jeremy Turner in response to Patrick Lichty:

I have not seen yet Miranda July's project so I cannot comment fairly on it. When I showed Agricola's project to a Digital Arts class at UBC, about 75% of the class felt that Agricola was exploiting the artists under the guise ...

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Posted Dec. 1 2003 09:47

Call to Ippolito - Gift Economy?

In regard to the cultural production of online communities, the 'Gift Econopmy' and the Creative Commons are excellent areas of discussion.

Jon, would you be willing to speak a little on these issues in context with the discussion?

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Posted Dec. 1 2003 09:38

terrorism / deconstruction of the body

Hi
I am doing some research for an essay about the artist' search of the body and I have a whole section on the deconstruction of the body by artist.
I am trying to find as many examples as possible to illustrate this idea and am looking for examples of ...

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Posted Dec. 1 2003 09:33

SMC&C (Social Metrix, Coolness & Cred)

From Jeremy Turner - Replying Patrick.

(Brackets are so 1993).
****How about asterixes? The Bracket of the 21st Century?****

I would say that some self-absorbed people are alot of fun when viewing the world in Aquarium-Mode. That is why reality TV shows are doing so well. It is also why I ...

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Posted Dec. 1 2003 09:20

caught in an an interlope-hole.

From Jeremy Turner - Replying Patrick Lichty:

K..there is a lot to digest there and I only have 30 mins of online time tonight as I am on a borrowed terminal but I can put my tw-bits in here for a couple of points.

The "Cultural Capital" farm has already ...

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Posted Dec. 1 2003 09:18

Re: Settlements and Nations: Castle by the beach

responding to Jeremy's statement:

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Posted Dec. 1 2003 09:14

Super Wario Buddhas

From Jeremy Turner,

Eryk, I also had an idea for a Super Mario Bros. Mod although it revolved more around the occult than Christianity but it seemed like we had the same kind of idea for the interface.

There is also a rumour that one kind find enlightenment directly if ...

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