"Artists Are Quacks" (1998) by Rose Stasuk.
PARTICIPANTS TO DATE;
Nick Holland has
lived up to his slogan of "Miracles Performed" as he has designed
the heart of Arta Fundi in C++ as the project grew from one computer
to a network of three. His creative engineering skills have are
responsible for a very reliable, robust system that's easy to
operate: Turn it on- it runs. Turn it off to stop. No crashes.
Larry Pike wrote and taped two poems especially for the project.
Here's one.
Jim Gustafson contributed a poem, (No Money in Art).
Blues musician and radio personality Robert Jones recited it and Jerome Ferretti illustrated it
(available as a print).
Ken Mikolowski recited seven
poems from "Big Enigmas".
David Barr wrote and taped several Zen
stories.
Janet Pallas, Karla Zalewski, Robert Maniscalco, Laurie Logan, Miriam
Yezbick, and Alex Hughes have recorded hypertext dialogue.
Stephen Goodfellow has
contributed the image below, "CashFlow ", designed to exploit the 3
hue system the ink jet printer employs.
Diane Spodarek wrote a
four minute monolog.
Frank Pahl has made a musical
sculpture, the " Twittering
Machine". and to be operated by Arta Fundi program and given
permission to use two compositions he created from David Greenberger's book,
"Duplex Planet".
"Mona Lisa's Not So Well" is a song
written especially for Arta Fundi by Kurt Loren , a west coast
song writer originally from Ann Arbor.
Herbert Ferrer has
taped the Mona Leo video/phone gossip voice. The opening lines are
here .
Daniel Cascardo has
created four black and white images, one of which is here.
Lowell Boileau has created "Blizzard", a black and white print
special for the project.
Bob Casky is casting an
edition of stainless steel coins to be dispensed one at a time by
the Arta Fundi cabinet.
Pedro Meyer and Pablo Cabado
have contributed a story with photo about a
photographer and a poet.
M.L. Liebler contributed
his Poem, "Success, I Spit!."
"Cash Flow" Ink jet
print by Stephen Goodfellow.
For a list of these artworks by media.
For a list of these artworks in
order of appearance with D.A.M. prices.
Copyrights to these images and all of the works linked above and
linked off those pages belong to the artists who created them. All
rights reserved. January 2000
Questions or comments jim(at)jpallas.com
Donor Prices for the Detroit Artists Market
Exhibition.
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