surrealism please
Steve Ferguson
surrealist movement.
barrett john erickson
Steve Ferguson wrote in message <7ccajr$ri3$1...@winter.news.rcn.net>...
>I wish someone in this newsgroup would say something about the actual
>surrealist movement.
this is far too broad to provoke any meaningful responses.
what is it you are hoping to discuss (or find)?
are you aware of the surrealist movement as it exists today, or looking for
it?
-- barrett
bar...@MagneticFields.org
http://www.MagneticFields.org/
"Everything tends to make us believe that there exists a certain point of
the mind at which life and death, the real and the imagined, past and
future, the communicable and the incommunicable, high and low, cease to be
perceived as contradictions."
...André Breton
barrett john erickson
Capt. Meat wrote in message <36e9ae90...@news.earthlink.net>...
> "Steve Ferguson" <fer...@erols.com> wrote:
>
>>I wish someone in this newsgroup would say something about the actual
>>surrealist movement.
>
>Be the ball, Danny...er, Steve...er, the Embers in Becky's Hands.
>
>
>capt. surreal
>via action and not by analysis fraud & artless hokum, inc.
>
like i said. the question was too broad to provoke any meaningful response.
Dale Houstman
> I wish someone in this newsgroup would say something about the actual
> surrealist movement.
Your request is ambiguous: do you mean the orginal surrealist group
(Breton. Peret, Eluard, etc.), or do you mean the viable and contemporary
world-wide surrealist activity?
If the first, plenty has been said here and there about them, but such
"archiving" isn't the main thrust of anyone truly interested in
surrealism
as a movement-with-movement rather than as a historical display in a
"cabinet of marvels" or a museum "specialty."
If the second, I can only say you must not be reading quite closely
enough. Amid all the mystical hoohad of the New Age Crystal methodists,
and the bitchy in-your-faceness of the faceless neu- and pop- surrealists
much is being said on a daily basis about that. Better it is being acted
out (thus the word "movement") in play and serious discussion of
contemporary events. This is what surrealism is about.
There are others here who have more resource information on living
movements world-wide. Clarify your question and then we can begin
to answer it in more depth.
DMH
Capt. Meat
>I wish someone in this newsgroup would say something about the actual
>surrealist movement.
Be the ball, Danny...er, Steve...er, the Embers in Becky's Hands.
Brad Denton
i would have replied sooner, but my keyboard kept melting and walking
away.
damned clock ants have a wicked bite.
Jim Shoe
Brad Denton wrote in message <36EA55C0...@earthlink.net>...
:sorry.
:
:i would have replied sooner, but my keyboard kept melting and walking
:away.
:
:damned clock ants have a wicked bite.
You think that's rough? You should see his sister! She ocelots green
scriptural device.
--
The brightest room in the house of me is the one with the lamp called
'tomorrow'.
zog...@home.com
> You think that's rough? You should see his sister! She ocelots green
> scriptural device.
>
Satan, oscilate my metalic sonatas.
Thespian Pig-Bird Government Chew
oh no, knickers you can get real cheap at fathead !
hoKEy wOLf
<bar...@magneticfields.org> wrote:
?Capt. Meat wrote in message <36e9ae90...@news.earthlink.net>...
?> "Steve Ferguson" <fer...@erols.com> wrote:
?>
?>>I wish someone in this newsgroup would say something about the actual
?>>surrealist movement.
?>
?>Be the ball, Danny...er, Steve...er, the Embers in Becky's Hands.
?>
?>
?>capt. surreal
?>via action and not by analysis fraud & artless hokum, inc.
?>
?
?
?like i said. the question was too broad to provoke any meaningful response.
?
?
?-- barrett
?
? bar...@MagneticFields.org
? http://www.MagneticFields.org/
?
?"Everything tends to make us believe that there exists a certain point of
?the mind at which life and death, the real and the imagined, past and
?future, the communicable and the incommunicable, high and low, cease to be
?perceived as contradictions."
?
? ...André Breton
Ha! That Andre, what a riot
Dale Houstman
> Ha! That Andre, what a riot
Well, you'll always have Harvey Korman.
DMH
zog...@home.com
> >Satan, oscilate my metalic sonatas.
>
> oh no, knickers you can get real cheap at fathead !
But the green cow knocked on the fish, eh?
hoKEy wOLf
<dale.h...@gte.net> wrote:
?hoKEy wOLf wrote:
?
?> Ha! That Andre, what a riot
?
? Well, you'll always have Harvey Korman.
And you'll always have flies.
Dale Houstman
hoKEy wOLf wrote:
Harvey Korman flies?
Brandon J. Freels
>Well, you'll always have Harvey Korman.
>>And you'll always have flies.
>Harvey Korman flies?
Havey Horman flies always have you.
the fairy that plays the rain drums & paints the sunset
>
>i would have replied sooner, but my keyboard kept melting and walking
>away.
>
>damned clock ants have a wicked bite.
green daphne & his friend sleeping in the moonrise, with his peers &
fortitudes, his escapes & enlistments & envelope tides....
...if there were three words for insanity.
Dale Houstman
I only have eyes for Harvey Korman's flies.
*
"Have a Hormel," said Mel to the whore, offering a tin
of canned pork.
"No thanks" said the skank to the joe in his tank, "I don't
have a fork."
DMH
hoKEy wOLf
rain drums & paints the sunset" <dus...@ihug.co.nz> wrote:
?>sorry.
?>
?>i would have replied sooner, but my keyboard kept melting and walking
?>away.
?>
?>damned clock ants have a wicked bite.
?
?green daphne & his friend sleeping in the moonrise, with his peers &
?fortitudes, his escapes & enlistments & envelope tides....
?
?...if there were three words for insanity.
Liver "worst"
Dave F.
<shiver> <curse>
h.kashkoly
barrett john erickson skrev i meddelandet
<7ccdfp$ei2$1...@shadow.skypoint.net>...
>
>this is far too broad to provoke any meaningful responses.
>
>what is it you are hoping to discuss (or find)?
>
>are you aware of the surrealist movement as it exists today, or looking for
>it?
>
>
> ...André Breton
>
nowedays and in which ways , can I get some exemples .Thanks
>
>
Brandon J. Freels
>please explaine for me if the surrealism exists nowedays and in which ways
, can I get >some exemples.
Brandon:
The other day I found a a human lower jaw with teeth imbedded in the side
walk.
barrett john erickson
h.kashkoly wrote in message <36f75...@d2o26.telia.com>...
> The same I wish , please explaine for me if the surrealism exists
>nowedays and in which ways , can I get some exemples .Thanks
you can start with a visit to the links offered by the Surrealist Group of
Wisconsin:
http://www.execpc.com/~bogartte/links2.html
which lives up to its billing as "the most comprehensive list of surrealist
links on the internet".
[the column on the left lists currently active groups (i gather you're in
Sweden, so note that this list includes the group in Stockholm) while the
column on the right is informational or individuals. of course there is
overlap.]
all of these will have e-mail addresses for you to request further
information.
hope this helps.
Dale Houstman
>
> The other day I found a a human lower jaw with teeth imbedded in the side
> walk.
Once when I moved into an apartment I found a two-gallon jar full
of human teeth.
DMH
Ben Shaw
"Dave F." wrote:
not the WITHERED NURSE!
supernaught
--
supernaught
ian hammond
>
>
>"Dave F." wrote:
>
>> hoKEy wOLf wrote:
>> >
>> > In article <92157875...@newsch.es.co.nz>, "the fairy that plays the
>> > rain drums & paints the sunset" <dus...@ihug.co.nz> wrote:
>> >
>> > ?>sorry.
>> > ?>
>> > ?>i would have replied sooner, but my keyboard kept melting and walking
>> > ?>away.
>> > ?>
>> > ?>damned clock ants have a wicked bite.
>> > ?
>> > ?green daphne & his friend sleeping in the moonrise, with his peers &
>> > ?fortitudes, his escapes & enlistments & envelope tides....
>> > ?
>> > ?...if there were three words for insanity.
>> >
>> > Liver "worst"
>>
>> <shiver> <curse>
>
>not the WITHERED NURSE!
Would you prefer a Dry Run?
--
ian