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. . . a totality in this production impossible to achieve . . . With passing time, my works have scattered. Furthermore, nothing represented in cyberspace (except electronic art, itself) can have the presence of actual art. And finally, the site will never be resolved anyway as long as I continue to paint and compose and my exploration, my quest, points always toward renewal. (I thus hope I can never present a final summary.) And in fact I've retained relatively little of my own art. Some works are in public or private collections, some lost, others stolen - and more, I fear, are forgotten even by myself. Regarding music, until recently mine has remained private, with only one limited-edition tape recording circulating among family, friends and colleagues (although my earliest computer-synthesized sounds piece, "Carnival Musicians" is featured on a recently released CD, "Futurismo", 1998.) - Jack Bice * * * Biographical References - John Avery Bice POETRY Paean to Art Personal History in Music: Autobiographical Notes Draft Notes for "Futurismo", CD musical production. "Why Artists and Art?" - a personal philosophy. "The Metaphoirical Image in Art" Master of Fine Arts Thesis, University of Colorado, 1964. (Please return to home page with your browser's "Back" button.) |
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