best wishes for peace, prosperity & good health...

"Mail Early/AM" for Ray Johnson/American Education Advances

left right pig head

Saint Sparky--the patron saint of small-scale fireworks--rides again!

Handing out more than 30 of these bags for New Years.

Peace , Love & Happiness for 2007!

Chaos replayed again and again (for Carl Solomon) /cTiRvAilNwCaEr/

left head

left behinds better than left
left behinds better than left

left behinds better than left

left behinds better than left
left behinds better than left


but first we blink eh?
left behinds better than left


but first we blink eh? left behinds better than left


but first we blink eh?
but first we blink eh?
but first we blink eh?
but first we blink eh? left behinds better than left


but first we blink eh? left behinds better than left


but first we blink eh?

but first we blink eh?

left behind (after fluxmas)

Dear Winner

Gee, for 450 Euros I'll reply right away.

Reid

Wreck Control/"reck" of language

Danger: Work

Wishing for 2007

FLUXMAS 2006

FluxNexus

Santa Fluxface by Cecil Touchon
Merry Fluxmus to All
fluxnexus.com

Not even a mouse

Fly KJ

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Christmas handout

Handing out about 100 of these Christmas-cheer packets.

"Motherfucker"...it's a Detroit thing.
"Bad Santa" stuff increasing in popularity.

another red circle with nothing in it

How to make a Non-Objective Fluxpoem

A Non-Objective Fluxpoem is composed of the negative and positive spaces of letters constructed into a composition whose meaning and enjoyment rests in the visual rythmns and movement of the resultant relationships of the shapes and spaces. Anyone can make a Non-Objective Fluxpoem . Any font can be used in the making of this type of a fluxpoem and the change in the font type will open new possibilities of expression.

Non-Objective Fluxpoems are a great way to express your deepest non-verbal thoughts and make wonderful works of art for your walls or presents for friends and family.

[ work shown: Cecil Touchon - Fusion Series #2216 - 18x12 inches
Collage and Acrylic on Paper ]

As a score:

option a. Take letters, chop them up into bits. Arrange into an abstract composition. (example above)

option b. Take a sheet with letters on it. Cut sheet into squares that each have aproximately one half of a letter on it. Arrange parts randomly into a grid. (example below)



















[ Cecil Touchon - Fusion Series #1444 - 7x6 inches ]

for Maciunas/for Ray Johnson (with thanks to Sticker Dude for RayJay package)

     

frost catcher

initial installation (l)
next morning (c)
details (r)

picasso: i do not seek, i ffind

another red circle with nothing in it

A Red Circle with Nothing in it

another red circle with nothing in it

emit podcast #2: Hare!

This piece was prompted by "Hare Christmas" a tone poem/joke/audio piece by my good old friend and performance artist Hilario Alvarez from "Oficina de Ideas Libres". His voice was used as the only source material, and was processed using ixi software's amazing grainBox.

And, btw, you are aware of ixi software's audio tools, aren't you?

emit

Technorati Tags:
art, sound art, podcast, netradio

some mail

something from jmb & something from me

mushroom

[this was intended to be a series but, in a variation of the classic 'the dog ate my homework', my dogs ran over the project]

play-time-train-death-party

Thank you A.B.

Allen Bukoff was kind enough to send me these buttons. You will notice I did not wear the safety pin through my nose. Thanks Allen.

Caution

Reid

nada

just another red circle with nothing in it

Other JigSaw Puzzle/not chicken

Pixel Roller

more information here

possibilities for graffiti, performance, and permanent displays of digital art.

((emit)) podcast #1: Escalator

((emit))

#1: Escalator



One of a long series of demos and experiments I produced in summer-fall 2004. The idea was to construct soundscapes built on recordings of underground musicians in Madrid's metro.

This was one of the most successful experiments in the series.... Me, a microphone, a busker playing a clarinet (kind of soloing), and a strange fuzziness in my brain (it was 8 in the morning, I seem to recall).



Will probably rescue some other pieces in the series, as time - and bandwith - allow.

Crispin Webb: 1977 to 2006

Crispin J. Webb, 28, of Columbus, Ohio, formerly of Tyler Mountain, died suddenly on Nov. 23, 2006. He was born December 12, 1977.

He was an accomplished fluxus-inspired artist, with several exhibitions of his work. He is survived by his mother, father, sister, and numerous friends from around the world.

His contributions to the Fluxlist will be missed.

Crispin's Blog:
http://maincrispin.blogspot.com/

Crispin's Web Site:
http://crispinwebb.org/

materialism

Ptomaine driving a hydrogen fuel-cell powered vehicle.

Ptomaine holding a working hydrogen fuel-cell toy car.


Click the "close," "activate," and "continue" buttons
for complete tutorial.

smailmart

Complex Likelihood - Desimplification Exercise

Nobody is cleaning up

Nobody is cleaning the Fluxlist up -->
Everybody is now happy -->
Especially Bukoff

A Random Choice

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Random Sequence generated using digits from 11 to 111

one of many ways to make a random choice

paired-competition single-elimination with random selection


Round 1. Randomize order of 28 possible routes, pair up.
Round 2. Create pairs. Choose winner of each pair by random selection. Advance winners to next round.
Round 3. Create pairs. Choose winner of each new pair by random selection. Advance winners to next round.
Round 4. Randomly select one of seven contestants to automatically advance to Round 5. Create three pairs with remaining six contestants. Choose winner of each of the remaining three pairs by random selection. Advance winners to next round.
Round 5. Create final competition pair. Choose overall winner by random selection.

vispo for dead soldiers and other children

new data with Kolmogorov-Smirnov correction

Flux 1 Singularity 0

from "it's Lquid"

Reid

blip festival

Fluxlist bloglinear with data smoothing

day without art

27 choices