The This Project

19 September 2011

Visibility and Action

Apparently black-on-yellow is the most visible combination for signage...ideal for 'Ignore This'... :-)

18 September 2011

By person/s unknown...

...a 'Talk About This' stickie placed at the art school:

03 September 2011

11 August 2011

I think it would be less unkind (for owners of broken down cars and cars with flat tyres) if the Australian state of Victoria were to change its slogan... But then it wouldn't give some of us a smile at the end of a long day and the chance to place a 'Go' yellow stickie of course... :-)

02 August 2011

Meditate [on] This: Tree in Leaf

16 July 2011

Placed stickies by 'someone between here and there', Australia

1. Launceston Airport Outward Journey

2. Melbourne Airport Inward Journey

3. Melbourne Airport Outward Journey

The ubiquitous yellow stickie...we all know how wonderful it is, reminding us to do stuff.

This project is about the things we notice as we go about our daily lives. I may have kickstarted the project, but it belongs to all of us – anyone, anywhere who wants to join in.

The 'FluxScore' is called that because of the 'flux' of life. The 'score' is a bit like a music score – anyone can play it.*

You can join in by doing one or more of the following:
1. contribute a word (needs to go with 'this' after it) to be made to a yellow stickie.
2. if you want to perform the score yourself, just put a yellow stickie anywhere, anytime and send in a photo by email.
3. or you can order a pad of yellow stickies with your word on (or any other of the words). This will be printed and mailed to you free of charge in exchange for a photo or two of where you put them!
4. or I can perform the score for you. Just describe what you would like me to do.

Any of the above can be done by leaving a comment or sending an email via the 'PringaDa/View my complete profile' section.

For more details on how to add a comment, see section below.

Have fun!

* acknowledgement is given to those who started 'Fluxus' some 50 years ago, and whose philosophy and activities have influenced so much of contemporary art today