Re: [-empyre-] summ(er)ing up thank you
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- From: ian clothier <hybridia1@yahoo.com>
- Date: Sat, 29 Jan 2005 23:24:19 -0800 (PST)
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wataway yorlye,
i have had a strangely truncated experience here,
though mainly because i only discovered a few days ago
my email service was consigning some (but not all) the
messages sent to the list, to my junk mail folder.
including the one introducing me. funny.
anyway i have been bouyed somewhat to find at least a
diverse bunch of people concerned about similar
things. that's all that can be asked for.
i hadn't anticipated coherence of the scene would be
the result of participation. new media here needs
community. and what we have seen here i believe are
some of the outward signs of one developing:
discussion, passion, agreement, celebration and
disagreement.
so thanks to empyre.
ian clothier
--- portholeaccel <portholeaccel@yahoo.com> wrote:
> just wanted to say thank you for this months
> topic
> i have not been to new zealand in 2 years and
> miss the art o the people 2 it was nice to be
> exposed agian and revisit....
>
> "THE LAND OWNS YOU, YOU DO NOT OWN THE LAND"
> quotequotequote Maori
> thank you agian
> Natalie Myers
>
>
> --- Helen Varley Jamieson
> <helen@creative-catalyst.com> wrote:
>
> > i've been trying to shape some intelligent
> > summing-up comments but
> > the fact is that summer is what's up in
> > wellington & i just want to
> > go outside & lie in the sun ...
> >
> > & it's difficult to sum up a 'discussion' which
> > has been a series of
> > divergent views & opinions, peering into some
> > corners of aotearoa/nz,
> > shying away from others, some false starts &
> > stops & back-ups &
> > moments of brilliance & moments of irritation &
> > random musings &
> > interesting links ... maybe the whole is not so
> > different from the
> > reality of being an artist in/from nz/aotearoa.
> >
> > when thinking about place & home & distance, i
> > keep coming back to
> > the simple fact of how geographically isolated
> > new zealand is. the
> > internet allows us to bridge that distance -
> > but close the connection
> > & the distance is back again. i've met many
> > people in the northern
> > hemisphere who were astonished to learn that
> > it's at least a 3 hour
> > flight to get *anywhere* from nz. think london
> > to istanbul, or paris
> > to moscow - that's how close we are to
> > australia; it's the tasman sea
> > not the english channel. if you're in europe &
> > someone at home gets
> > sick or dies, you feel like you're on mars.
> > anyone who's endured the
> > whole journey in one go (involving 2-3 flights
> > & up to 40 hours in
> > travel-limbo) then spent 3 days falling asleep
> > at inconvenient times
> > & unable to concentrate while you wait for your
> > soul to arrive, knows
> > that distance.
> >
> > whether it's the whiff of the moss or the sight
> > of the harbour cone,
> > the first (em)bracing gust of wind or the fine
> > white sand between
> > your toes, we all recognise the
> > emotional/sensory umbilical cord that
> > ties us to the land of our birth - and to other
> > significant places (i
> > also feel it when the old JAT bus rolls me into
> > the dusty streets of
> > belgrade). we're all from *somewhere* & that
> > fact can be irrelevant
> > even as it permeates everything.
> >
> > what does all this have to do with art?
> > everything & nothing, imho
> > ... it's been a pleasure to have contributed,
> > albeit sporadically, to
> > aotearoa month on empyre & i hope you've found
> > some small insight(s)
> > into this corner of the globe amongst it all.
> >
> > ka kite ano,
> > h : )
> > --
> >
>
____________________________________________________________
> >
> > helen varley jamieson: creative catalyst
> > helen@creative-catalyst.com
> > http://www.creative-catalyst.com
> > http://www.avatarbodycollision.org
> > http://www.writerfind.com/hjamieson.htm
> >
>
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