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> From: Hal McGee <haltapes@gmail.com>
> Date: October 28, 2010 5:25:09 AM CDT
> To: haltapes@gmail.com
> Subject: open call to contribute to INTERNATIONAL EMAIL AUDIO ART
> PROJECT
>
> Hello to everybody on my e-mail list,
>
> The Homemade Music Movement has grown from the roots of the Mail Art
> Movement, and in order to pay due respect and acknowledge these
> origins, I propose an international EMAIL audio art project in which
> contributors will send to me a one-minute miniature audio work in
> mp3 format (plus visual works if desired) attached to an email.
> These works will be published together in volumes online.
>
> Open call to contribute. Anyone and everyone is invited to
> participate.
>
> send an email to haltapes@gmail.com
> with the subject Email Audio Art Project
> attach to the email one mp3 file of a one-minute audio work
>
> in the email state this information:
>
> Name of the artist
> Title of the audio work
> Country
> Contact address (email address or website). This address will be
> published.
>
> Audio works longer than one minute or less than 30 seconds (a half
> minute) will be rejected.
> Audio works must be in mp3 format. All other formats will be rejected.
> Send only one audio work. If you send more than one with an email
> all of your recordings will be rejected.
> mp3s should be of the highest quality possible. 44.1 kHz, 320 kbps
> mp3 recommended.
>
> Visual artworks are also being accepted. Visual art must be in jpeg
> format, and must not exceed 500 KB in size. All formats other than
> jpeg will be rejected. Send only one visual artwork.
>
> Any and all styles, themes and content will be accepted.
>
> These themes, styles, ideas and keywords are suggested and
> encouraged: mail art, postal art, correspondence art, collaboration,
> collage, chance process, DIY, homemade music, experimental music,
> electronic music, noise, field recordings, cut-ups, lo-fi, lo-tech,
> circuit bending, hacking, punk folk, compilation, anarcho-
> libertarianism, art of the everyday, fluxus, spoken word,
> spontaneous poetics, guerilla and street music, uncovering the
> latent potentials of the Internet for networking, cultural
> inclusivity and openness and interactivity.
>
> All audio and visual artworks will be published exclusively online
> at the Internet Archive. As soon as I receive 60 minutes of audio
> material I will create a special page on the Internet Archive and
> will publish a volume of the project. Audio and visual works will be
> added to the project volumes in the order that they are received.
> Each time that I collect 60 minutes of audio I will publish a new
> volume.
>
> Individuals, whether as a solo artist, or as a member of a duo or
> group, are only allowed to contribute two times during the course of
> the project, and not more than once on a single volume of the project.
>
> This project will terminate on April 1, 2011. No contributions will
> be accepted after that date.
>
> This project was created and is curated by Hal McGee
>
> --
> homemade experimental electronic music since 1981
> http://www.halmcgee.com
=!=
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