ritual theater in cyberspace
i am finally getting around to archiving this reply to a post on boing boing, last week... concerning Gareth Branwyn's attendance @ The Equinox Festival (& the William Blake exhibit), next week in London:


concerning Alan Moore's whereabouts, i would check in Northampton... but as he is rarely inclined to grant an audience with his adoring fans, i think that he would generally prefer that you read his interviews!
(although if you're particularly considerate & actually want to carry on intelligent discourse with him, i believe that he has been known to carry on written correspondence with select individuals)

and where is Kenneth Anger?
...with an installation currently @ NYC's P.S.1 Contemporary Art Center

if they're going to display Harry Smith's work, they should contact his close collaborator M. Henry Jones:
...who has continued to screen a florilegium of Smith's films put together in the manner intended by Smith - as performances - using stroboscopic effects, multiple projections, magic lanterns, and the like... under the title, "Harry Smith: A Re-creation" (which I was fortunate enough to attend @ The Scottish Rite Theater here in Austin back in 1999)

iI have to admit a certain affinity for these sorts of things, myself... i recently completed this grant proposal:
The CAVE (Collaborative Audio-Visual Environment)
...a project which has grown from similar roots...

PS it should be noted that what Blake created was *a new kind of fresco*
"...which would be applied, not directly to the plaster on the wall, but to the canvas stretched over the plaster, so that they could be taken off and changed at pleasure..."

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oddly enough... that same day, i discovered google wave