"What did the first brain to find itself on this planet do? Presumably it was astonished at being here and hadn't a clue what to make of itself and the filthy vehicle beneath its feet. In the meantime people have come to terms with their brains by regarding them as so unimportant as to be not even worth ignoring, by making rastas of themselves (bottommost: blackish pole; uppermost; the president of the senate, say) and by turning the so-unjustly beloved nature into the backdrop for a right farce. Although this doubtless not especially heroic way of avoiding a dilemma that still receives insufficient appreciation has become quite void of any charm now that it is so utterly predictable (how infantile bathroom scales are!), for this self-same reason it is, however, highly suitable for the conducting of certain procedures." - Walter Serner in Last Loosening Manifesto (1916)

"The concept of reality is a highly variable value, and entirely dependent on the brain and the requirements of the brain which considers it." - Richard Hülsenbeck in En Avant Dada (1920)

"After all, what is an art object, in any discipline,
but a beautifully woven system of life-giving lies that burst with potentiality?"
- Olchar E. Lindsann in Cheating Art History:
Strategies on the Fight Against Modernism ( ADa 91 )

"The pressure of occupation and the incessant stream of impressions pouring into our consciousness through all the gateways of knowledge make modern existence hazardous in many ways. Most persons are so absorbed in the contemplation of the outside world that they are wholly oblivious to what is passing on within themselves. The premature death of millions is primarily traceable to this cause." - Nikola Tesla in My Inventions (1919)

"I am not an artist because I refuse to be bored." - David Beris Edwards in BARM ( ADa 92 )

"Every manifestation of our life is accompanied by noise." - Luigi Russolo in L'arte dei rumori ( 1913 )

Thursday, February 25, 2010

KUH[n] II

KUH[n] is a dvd-media journal which aims to document and place in junction the various digital works by people of communities that coincide such as mail-art, visual poetry, noise, punk, avant writing linked by association to the network of PostNeoAbsurdist [anti-]discourse. KUH[n] acts as a reference to actions which perpetually occur or to created situations. It does not assume to be a whole and is not a substitution for lived organization and experience. Though still a digital product, KUH[n] is contained as a dvd to maintain its physicality as an object in order to remain a catalyst for discussion and further association, whether or not it is readable in the future. (That it will be unreadable in the future is the very nature of digital technology.)

Burned on archival dual layer dvd with printed sleeve. Approx 3hr.
$5 – or trade


Features:

Matt Ames/Philosophy Inc (Roanoke VA)
Putt Putt Days
Hello Roanoke, Hello Deleuze, Hello Economy
315 Bowman

John M. Bennett (Columbos OH)
Studio 2: Ahh Dog

Tsubasa Berg (Brooklyn NY)
sunζmon

Reid Bingham (Brooklyn NY)
Colin Chandler (New Brunswick NJ)
mourning abandon
Meet You On Earth One Day

Tomislav Butkovic (New Brunswick, NJ)
The Pocket Remover (with Warren Fry)

Tim Campbell (Washington DC)
Digital Paintings:
heMNOP
sinny
thTH

Bradley Chriss (Washington DC)
Meat Poem

DJ Thumper! (Cincinnati OH)
Ghost Ride Tha Pit

Ralph Eaton (Los Angeles/Roanoke VA)
Brett Waller (Los Angeles/Florida)
Holyland

David Beris Edwards (Plymouth UK)
Eleanor Francis Waterfowl(Plymouth UK)
In Which We Extract Honey from a Bag of Flower

Warren Fry (New Brunswick NJ)
Why I Hate Sharks

Aaron Howard (Brooklyn NY)
leaves fly a spiral library in an unlettered sky

Jukka-Pekka Kervinen (Finland)
Jim Leftwich (Roanoke VA)
blinds
glitch
magazine
morph 4
morph 5
morph 6
xsawalk1

Olchar Lindsann (New Brunswick NJ)
Emilie Lennard (Toledo OH)
A Beautiful Summer's Day

Stewart Home (UK)
Justin McKeown (Northern Ireland)
Julius Evola in the Fountain of Modernism

Justin McKeown/SPART ACTION (Northern Ireland)
Pogo Manifesto

Realicide (Nomadic)
Shit for Reality
The Shit Punx Hate
Open Eyes

Alan Reed (Montreal CA)
The Golem

Joe Ruck (Colonia NJ)
Charlie the Schizophrenic
Cut
Wall Puppets (with Tomislav Butkovic)


[PRO-][ANTI-] press is an organizational entity that experiments in the production of digital publications and documents which attempt to utilize digital formats in practices which are not limited to the inherited technological restrictions of previous mediums.

Also available on [PRO-][ANTI-]:

KUH[n]: the First (ADa 91/2007 - $3 or trade)

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