Cosmic Bicycle

I just ran into an old friend of mine from College, Jonathon Cross. He's an amazingly talented puppeteer and creator. Check out his site. I'll post something next time he has a show going on.
http://www.cosmicbicycle.com/
All things Fantastic and Fred

I just ran into an old friend of mine from College, Jonathon Cross. He's an amazingly talented puppeteer and creator. Check out his site. I'll post something next time he has a show going on.
http://www.cosmicbicycle.com/
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Fred Kluth
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1/19/2007
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Labels: johnny clockworks, puppers
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Fred Kluth
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1/12/2007
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Everyone should go to the MOMA and check out the Klee exhibit. They have a nice presentation of his work on the 5th floor. I went over the Holidays with my family. It was great. We got there early and headed up to see it immediately. I had a good 20 minutes, before the crowds came, and got to really take in his work. In this one my nephew and I wondered about the arrow from the fish to the man's nose. There also seems to be a smile on the fish's face. Is there a story there?
Information about the MOMA Exhibit
More of Klee's work
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Fred Kluth
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1/12/2007
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This week I have been working on layouts and designs for a new book. As I was trying to figure out some color schemes I realized what I needed was a painting on the wall of the room. The colors reminded me of Matisse. So, I googled Mr Matisse and fell in love with his work once again.
I always find it amazing that there are some artists that speak to me through the ages. And some at different times. I was really into the modern artists in College. I spent a semester in Europe and while most of the other students were learning about Renaissance Art... I went all over checking France, Germany and Austria searching out the Modern Artists. Of course, I was told that this was a "phase" and as I got older I would appreciate the classics more.
Well, I am older now, and like an old friend, the Moderns have come back to me and its as if a day hasn't passed.
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Fred Kluth
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1/12/2007
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Updated:
I found the album iTunes. They must have updated it over the Holidays.
Dhyana and I heard a couple of amazing songs last night at 10pm on WBAI (99.5 FM or Socialist Radio as I like to think of it!) in New York. I was able to track down the songs today and they are from this woman (band?) Skye. She used to be one of the singers for Morcheeba and its really great. It sounds like a combo of Portis head... but not as suicidal and I dunno something very cool.... Morecheeba? I am in the process of trying to hunt down a copy of it... shouldn't be too hard (ya'd hink)... my studio is 1 block from Saint Marks Place - where there are 8 dozen music stores... one guy had a promo copy at Joe's cd... he said he saw it on Saturday... and was going to try to find if for me... he was surrounded with stacks and stacks of cds... we'll see - they don't have it on itunes.
Here's a link to her site... http://www.skyewebsite.com/
Her MySpace - http://www.myspace.com/myskyesite
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Fred Kluth
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12/20/2006
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Many might think - What took you so long!? But its a complicated answer which I won't bore you with... II'm not 100% down with the quality... but what can you do? Keep trying, ya.
Here are two links to the first two offerings I am putting up on You Tube!!
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Fred Kluth
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12/14/2006
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2007 Mr Kluth Wall Calendars
For a limited time only we are offering 2007 Mr Kluth Wall Calendars at Cafe Press. Click on the link to check them out. I'm pretty psyched about how they turned out.
http://www.cafepress.com/fredkluth
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Fred Kluth
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12/13/2006
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