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[integer at www.god-emil.dk]

>nn, i don't know what your artistic
>credo is presently, i don't see much except insults
>at the adress of the most various people.

very perceptive arent you


>Why to accept such a prestigious prize?

because he is a dancing worker / puppet

unconscious "first world" MOTHER FUCKERS



>If i would know more about your background perhaps
>it would be enough to refer to one of the main
>criteria of the historical avant-garde, the
>unity of life and art. Avant-garde never was seeking
>isolation and never aimed to be at the periphery of 
>society. It's another question that many of these
>artists ended at the Gulag, or in best cases were 
>condemned to oblivion. 
>I learned for instance that when Lajos Kassak died 
>- he was one of the most outstanding artist of the Hungarian 
>avant-garde, he founded among others the international 
>activist magazine MA - almost everyone was shocked to find 
>out that he was alive till the late 60's. So much he was 
>ignored, that people beleived that he was dead since longtime.
>I also learned through an artistic action of Gyorgy
>Jovanovics in the 70's where artists and writers 
>of the historical avant-garde were present, 
>that those people were happy to gain recognition even 
>if not personally, but in the work of the next generation. 
>Jovanovics produced fake radio news in a small
>gallery in Budapest that commented the work of the 
>new generation of the Hungarian avant-garde artists.
>
>So if you would ask me, i am extremely proud that
>once in the life, it's not for instance George Bush
>who makes news at Reuters, but one of the artists 
>i appreciate and respect the most.
>
>Look at the body of work of Istvan Kantor/Monty Cantsin, 
>all communication guerilla, all projects of artistic 
>appropiation of state priviledges, partly also the 
>anticopyright movement, poetry performers, 
>noise producers, they all  owe him something. Not speaking
>about the robotics performances that so far have been
>not appropiated, nothing even similar is experienced
>or produced. Why would he not gain recognition?
>
>greetings,
>Anna 
>