RE: [microsound] oval armani

[David Fodel <DFodel@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

what i really like about much of Ernsts work was that he "dumpster-dived"
many of the original plates used in his work... collaging together from
multiple sources... 

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> From: 	Bill Jarboe
> Reply To: 	microsound
> Sent: 	Friday, December 28, 2001 3:25 PM
> To: 	microsound
> Subject: 	Re: [microsound] oval armani
> 
> on 12/28/01 1:00 PM, Dr. Xylene Tektor at solipsis@xxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
> > Cage : flip back to Ernst doing paper rubbings of wood grain to reveal
> > random or found anthropomorphisms.
> > ie Exquisite Corpse..
> 
> 
>  I thought Exquisite Corpse was where a person writes a line , word or
> phrase without knowing what preceded it ; more of a group conciousness
> type
> of thing(usually by folding a piece of paper then unfolding it after it
> has
> been passed around several times and is filled up).
> 
>  I found it interesting that Ernst wouldn't take credit for his wood grain
> rubbings; called it "frottage".
> 
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