Re. relations

Theatre of Ambient Relations  

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Postcard received

from J&M travelling abroad, 

of Mondrian’s ‘Composition with Yellow Lines’ (1933)

Theatre of the Actors of Regard   

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Rural Australians for Refugees _ Daylesford

At 5pm Friday for the past four years, RARD has staged a 30 minute protest vigil in central Daylesford. Last Friday was the last. Toot! Toot!

To Assist Refugees    

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Gob Stopper

The Speaking Tour [ Pt 2 ) 

Theatre of the Actors of Regard 

Third Test - Australia versus South Africa

Day 2 from the Sydney Cricket Ground 

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letter to an art student

THE VICTORIAN COLLEGE OF THE ARTS 

                      24th April, 1974.

Mr P. Tyndall, 

49 McIlwraith Street, 

NORTH CARLTON. Vic. 3054  

Dear Peter,  

I have to notify you that the mid-term reports are now being compiled by the teaching staff. In your case it will be exceedingly difficult as you rarely if ever work in the school. I wish to point out that an unsatisfactory report or no report at all ultimately means that you will not be promoted to the successive year. Let me also remind you that you are required by the College authorities to comply with 80% attendance unless you have been granted permission of leave from the Dean of the School of Art.  

                      Yours sincerely,  

                      Marc Clark 

                      Senior Lecturer 

Towards Atelier Reform  

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re. Covers & Standards: A Guide to the Repertoire

   

Yesterday, @livres_hon posted a photo of a page of the new journal KAFAY LARDAY. It showed various responses to the question WHAT WOULD YOU CHANGE ABOUT THE ART WORLD?.

Elizabeth Pulie wrote: “If I could, I would change the art world’s relation to, and view of, the period of conceptual art that occurred in Lippard’s ‘six years’ between 1966 and 1972. In my view, the aims of the original conceptual artists were, broadly : to practice art conceptually, in dematerialised or ephemeral forms, to escape the institutions of the object, the market, the exhibition space and even “the artist” itself, as identity. Unfortunately, these aims seem to be badly known in the current moment: this is something I would change. I would change the fact that, as predicted by Kosuth, conceptual art forms became a ‘style’ in the post-conceptual era. I would change the fact of conceptual art’s romanticisation or poeticisation in much current art, in order that its less romantic origins be made clearer.”

This morning, we listened to The Music Show on Radio National. Andrew Ford in discussion with James Gavin, responding to Ted Gioia’s new book The Jazz Standards: A Guide to the Repertoire (2nd Edition).

Thus, this first drawing of 2023, headlined standards and covers; and the second, riffing on The Way You Look Tonight, original lyrics by Dorothy Fields.

TheaTAR and the Art Repertoire  

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