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Delaware River This

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CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS by ARTCITE INC.
Windsor, Ontario, Canada

25th ANNIVERSARY EXHIBITION - MAY 25 - JUNE 23, 2007
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YOUR HAPPY ANNIVERSARY CONGRATS, GENERAL WELL WISHES, ETC. MAY TAKE ANY FORM: birthday cards (artist-made or pre-fab), small 2D or 3D artworks in any medium, artists' multiples, found objects, found art, found photos, historical Artcite photos and/or documents, original audio and/or video pieces (CD or DVD format), voice-mail messages, e-mails, essays, odes, love letters, rants, regrets, mail art, fax art, etc. Artworks (and other greetings) do not have to be framed, but must be ready to hang/display. ALL works received between May 19 and June 16 will be displayed in Artcite's gallery space, as part of our month-long 25th anniversary exhibit, which runs from May 25 - June 23/07.

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[Personal note: I have been a member and fan of Artcite for many years (Windsor is right across the river and SOUTH of Detroit--a fluxus aberration in the geographies of Canada and the United States). I haven't done a lot of my work or performances in art galleries, but most of what I have done in galleries over the last twenty years (e.g., my series of Fluxus Housework installations) has been done with Artcite. They have always been New Fluxus friendly and supportive. So fire away. Send them some love! And pass this invitation along.]

Handy Postcard Exchange 1998-2002

Some of the many postcards shaped like hands sent to the A.1.Waste Paper Co. Ltd. during the 90's and up to 2002 exhibited at the Cardiff College of Art in Wales at the moment. Photos and curation by Richard Cox.

You still have time to send a "foot shaped postcard" to LET YOUR POSTCARDS DO THE WALKING as the deadline is March 2008.

Angels in Local Neighborhoods

EAR: Of angels in helicopters.
NOSE: Yes I know.
EYE: The angels of conversation.
NECK: Yes I know.
EAR: Angels in cushions.
NOSE: Yes I know.
EYE: Angels in ice.
NOSE: Yes I know.
EAR: Angels in local neighborhoods.
NOSE: Yes, I know.

Tristin Tzara, The Gas Heart

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Gush Hugs and a red circle with nothing in it expressed as a variation of a red circle with nothing in it by allan r and two poems by John M. Bennett

Gush Hugs and a red circle with nothing in it expressed as a variation of a red circle with nothing in it by allan revich and two poems by John M. Bennett

red dot fluxus chiari (1926-2007)