lee marvin toolbox

Lee Marvin Toolbox

Kunstpreis des Medienforums München, 2001

Lee Marvin Toolbox contains nine imaginary tools for organising existence: Confrontation Fence, Corner Plug, Decision Clapper, Existence Siren, Hand Rope, Pleasurefield, Pointpole, Sheltering Skin, Viewing Point. These tools are described in a Handbook and complementary animations. As soundtrack plays a cover version of the song Wandering Star sung by the artist (originally sung by Lee Marvin in the Western Comedy Paint your Wagon, 1969).

Lee Marvin Toolbox is constructed in various small JavaScript windows, which form a graphic pattern on the screen, and avoid the browser interface. On opening, a small window offers a choice to click either Lee or Marvin. Clicking Marvin eventually takes the user to a Handbook. Animations will open in new windows when the title, or the word details, is clicked.

All the works components are downloadable as MP3, PDF or Projector files from a storage space which will be reached following Lee or clicking Storage in the Handbook.

external Link: Lee Marvin Toolbox

programming: Kenneth Kufluk & Richard Smallwood
musical production: Alan Gregg
producer: Medienforum München

work best with Internet Explorer 5.x +
requires Flash5 Plug-in; Javascript, Pop-up windows must be enabled

featured in:
Net_Working, Watershed, (Digital Shed online), Bristol, 2001
FILE, São Paulo, 2002
Stuttgarter Filmwinter 2003, Stuttgart

also see catalogue "Offline, On()"

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	Lee Marvin Toolbox Kunstpreis des Medienforums München, 2001 Lee Marvin Toolbox contains nine imaginary tools for organising existence: Confrontation Fence, Corner Plug, Decision Clapper, Existence Siren, Hand Rope, Pleasurefield, Pointpole, Sheltering Skin, Viewing Point. These tools are described in a Handbook and complementary animations. As soundtrack plays a cover version of the song Wandering Star sung by the artist (originally sung by Lee Marvin in the Western Comedy Paint your Wagon, 1969). Lee Marvin Toolbox is constructed in various small JavaScript windows, which form a graphic pattern on the screen, and avoid the browser interface. On opening, a small window offers a choice to click either Lee or Marvin. Clicking Marvin eventually takes the user to a Handbook. Animations will open in new windows when the title, or the word details, is clicked. All the works components are downloadable as MP3, PDF or Projector files from a storage space which will be reached following Lee or clicking Storage in the Handbook. external Link: Lee Marvin Toolbox programming: Kenneth Kufluk & Richard Smallwood musical production: Alan Gregg producer: Medienforum München work best with Internet Explorer 5.x + requires Flash5 Plug-in; Javascript, Pop-up windows must be enabled featured in: Net_Working, Watershed, (Digital Shed online), Bristol, 2001 FILE, São Paulo, 2002 Stuttgarter Filmwinter 2003, Stuttgart also see catalogue "Offline, On()"	Lee Marvin Toolbox, Html, Javascript, Flash, Pdf, MP3, 2001, Screenshot