


Argentina
Samuel Montalvetti
Australia
Ampersand Duck . byrd
Alan Edebohis . Rita Halabarec . John Verikious
Belgium
Miche-Art-Universalis
Canada
Diane Bertrand
France
Denis Charmot
Germany
Uli Grohmann . PLG
Italy
Vittore Baroni . Serse Luigetti . Giovanni Strada
Netherlands
Magda Lagerwerf
Spain
Miguel Jimenez
U.K.
Lucinda Wilby
U.S.A.
John M.Bennett . Laura Dunn
Otto David Sherman


Welcome to the 26th issue of KART, an instant art collection in a box! The cover of this edition has been designed in solidarity with the people of Japan at this time of environmental disaster and the resulting global wake up call to its nuclear aftermath.
KART magazine is an assembling publication created to promote artistic and cultural diversity. KART is an ongoing project, with no deadlines, and work is accepted on a continuing basis. KART is produced in limited editions of 40, each box containing works by 15 artists.
Limited copies of KART 26 are available for sale at $20 (including postage), please email before ordering as there are few copies. fluxusstudy@hotmail.com
David Dellafiora (curator) May 2011
Argentina: Samuel Montalvetti Australia: Helen Amyes • Alan Edebohis • Jan Ramsay • Galye Sherlock Belgium:Thierry Tillier France: JF Chapelle Germany: Uli Grohmann • Jurgen O.Olbrich Italy: Vittore Baroni Netherlands: Ko De Jonge • Magda Lagerwerf Spain: Antonio Moreno Garrido USA: Crackerjack Kid • John M. Bennett





ReSite for Revolt! With a cover image from Lindsay Anderson’s IF…, actions reclaiming the name of FLUXUS and a Royal Wedding score played with submachine gun, this issue of ReSite calls for your engagement.
ReSite is an assembling publication where pages have an element of audience participation or interaction. ReSite is part of the tradition of Fluxus editions where anyone can perform an action or score. In addition to this performance-based approach, ReSite taps into the rich tradition of the avant-garde with contributions of manifestos and documentation of art actions.
ReSite encourages participation by writers and musicians to produce visual scores and manifestos as well as continuing the call for contributions by conceptual artists. In this current issue you will find actions to be performed with Bananas and Bluetooth, have the opportunity to take part in Truth mail art exhibition, and search for the hidden surprise in Harriet Skillen’s pattern work.
If you are visiting London in the next few months, the V&A Museum, National Art Library is hosting the exhibition Field Study International: Emanations of a Collective Spirit in Art from April 4th – September 5th 2011 which has a number of ReSite issues on display.







The Journal Of Field Study International
Reflecting K. Frank Jensen’s a year of contemplation, the cover of this year’s Field Report looks back over its history of plastic comb bindings and to the future with a new wire binding. This edition sees the spirit of Fluxus alive and well through contributions such as Vittore Baroni’s ART DETOX project, Anna Banana’s Celebrating 40 years of fooling around with A. Banana event and Keith A. Buchholz’s full Fluxus program.
Psychogeography features strongly in this edition, with documents ranging from Julian Beere’s Walthamstow project to Carol Stetser’s Written on the Road. This edition also includes documents of recent public art in Geelong, including Street Face, a participatory project by Geelong’s multicultural organisation Diversitat with City of Greater Geelong Youth Development Unit, and Re-Configure, an installation by Mark Cuthbertson and David Dellafiora for the UCI Road World Championships plus Geelong Arts Alliance’s Street Salon.
2010 saw Field Study returning to the Fermoy Gallery, site of the Art of the Surreal Field Study residency in 1994, with a display of WIPE magazines at docment/a, King’s Lynn UK. Other Field Study activities included an artist-talk and workshop, Bound In Yellow, at Focus on Artists’ Books V at Artspace Mackay, Queensland Australia.
If you are visiting London in the next few months, the V&A Museum, National Art Library is hosting the exhibition Field Study International: Emanations of a Collective Spirit in Art from April 4th – September 5th 2011.
Again a thank you to all networkers who sent postcards, envelopes and foldouts with their emanations, as this ephemera reinforces the special nature of an assembling publication, providing interaction and pleasure to the reader. My thanks for their support of this edition go to Susan Hartigan, Geelong’s Youth Development Unit, Geelong Arts Alliance, NoFrillsArt, and the Ruth and Marvin Sackner Archive of Concrete and Visual Poetry.
David Dellafiora
Field Study Emanations by
Martha Aitchison . Reed Altemus . Antic-Ham . Artpool. Anna Banana . Vittore Baroni . Horst Baur . Julian Beere . John M Bennett . Bev Bills . Keith A. Buchholz . Chameleon Lectra . Patricia Collins . Marc Cuthbertson . David Dellafiora . Martin Desloovere . Robyn M Fry . Picasso Gaglione . Antonio Gomez . Javier F. Granda . Karl-Friedrich Hacker . Susan Hartigan . Kommissar Hjuler . Invisible Books . Bronia Iwanczak . Mardi Janetzki . Eberhard Janke . K.Frank Jensen . Jennifer Kosharek . Kunst & Ko Kreaties . Magda Lagerwerf . Susanna Lakner . Pascal Lenoir . Serse Luigetti . Francis Van Maele . Christian Mildbrandt . Denis Mizzi . Emilio Morandi . Ken Naigus . Keiichi Nakamura NeRRaDa . Jurgen O.Olbrich . F’nL Osowski . Stephen Perkins . Benedict Phillips . Point d’Ironie . Ross Priddle . Bernd Reichert . Glen Smith . Zoe Snyder . Pete Spence . Angela Stadthaus . State Of Being . Carol Stetser . Giovanni Strada . Alan Turner