Distorted TV set, Galerie Parnass, Wuppertal, Germany, 1963 / excerpts from Paik's essay "afterlude to the exposition EXPERIMENTAL TELEVISION, 1963, Galerie Parnass" published in The Fluxus Newspaper, 1964 / Beatles Electroniques / detail from letter to John Cage, 1964 / Charlotte Moorman with Chroma Key Glasses, 1971 / detail from letter to John Cage, 1965 / Dream TV, pencil drawing, 1973 from VIDEA 'N' VIDEOLOGY: NAM JUNE PAIK (1959-1973) edited by Judson Rosebush, Everson Museum of Art, Syracuse, NY, and Galeria Bonino, NY, 1974
Don't It Drag Onby Chris Smither, Tomato Records, 1971 (art direction and design by Milton Glaser, photographs by Duane Michaels) One song that I return to over and over again---I've Got Mine. Listen here. See also this cover by Kria Brekkan and Avey Tare. Troubles come by threes/doing what they wanna/instead of doing what they oughta/ I've got mine./Some are quickly passed/others seem to last/hold on.
Kiki Smith family photos from the PBS series ART21, Season Two, Episode One, STORIES, 2003. Kiki and her sisters, Bebe and Seton, building models for their father, the sculptor Tony Smith. "We made, mostly, paper models for him, like thousands of tetrahedron and octahedron flattened models, and then we would sit and put them together, after school, every day."
from Arm in Arm (A Collection of Connections, Endless Tales, Reiterations, and other Echolalia) by Remy Charlip, Parents' Magazine Press, 1969 previously