Happenings: A Tragico-lyrical Philosophical EssayMain MenuHappenings: A Tragico-lyrical Philosophical EssayEpigraphI confess my doubtsMore than we can assimilateMore than we can assimilate (II)When the partygoers go homeA trip of three stepsI'll give you first place in lineI'm just gnawing holes in the darkThe pin is the pointVILeave me full of holesThe distinctions are swingingTry filming thatWe're all Sally HornersCreditsmonique tschofen TMUa6f08a24bf34f58cae1b84d81d2df391582b801f Monique Tschofen
12025-02-14T15:21:36+00:00Ann Ludbrookcf053db6c70bf302215612c46fa602f0fb467915Happenings: A Tragico-lyrical Philosophical EssayAnn Ludbrook1plain15637792025-02-14T15:21:36+00:00Image: Coe, Robert. “Carolee Schneemann: More than Meat Joy.” Performing Arts Journal, Performance Art Magazine, vol. 1, pp. 8–15. https://doi.org/10.1162/pam.1979.0.1.8. Page 14.Sound: bbc_death-s-he_nhu0509519.mp3 Death's Head Hawk-moth (Acherontia Atropos) - close-up squeaks and rustles from a single moth. 0:09 File info: MP3, 128kbps • WAV, 44.1KHz, 16bit File size: MP3, 1.28MB • WAV, 14.14MB Channels: 2 Recordist(s): Nigel Tucker Habitat: In captivity Source: Natural History Unit Date recorded: 30th September 1995Ann Ludbrookcf053db6c70bf302215612c46fa602f0fb467915