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AtomicMutton

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Re: Mysterious Rock Art

Oct 10, 2003, 13:30

Yes.

It's a pity we didn't learn about spreading muck, making compost, and 'growing' soil until before 'it was too late'.

The feeling that comes from the rock of is that of total fragility of personal experience. I think it was meant to be encountered in a dark place and groped rather than eyeballed. I'd like to reinvigorate this process somehow as that is very similar to an art gallery situation. (We don't usually go into galleries out of our heads on potions though). In the contemporary art world it is a 'Found Object'. My category is Indigenous/aboriginal Art.

The space I've chosen for this isn't that far from 'all the M's'. I thought that the Spring Equinox would be a suitable time - but don't know about background sound ? I've not asked them - like ... Yet. A gallery attendant having to listen to the Men In Black nonsense ( http://www.davidaspinall.co.uk/menblack.mp3 ) would go crackers after a couple of days.

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