Gift Shop for Benefit of Tout-Fait Journal
           
          We care and 
            we show it.
            
            Tout-Fait promotes scholarship by serving scholars
          • We offer free 
            access for everyone --no subscription necessary
          • Unlike other 
            journals, we take all responsibility for the acquisition and permissions 
            of all illustrations, thus offering scholars an unparalleled freedom 
            from the enormous burden in both time and money when they are forced 
            to do illustrations and permissions themselves
          • Also unduplicated 
            by other journals or magazines is our free service that offers help 
            to authors in creating special interactive interfaces or 3D animations 
            for their publications. These can then be used for their lectures 
            and other teaching materials
          We need your 
            help. 
            As a 
            truly non-commercial enterprise, we depend upon donations.  For our 
            Fall 2001 fund-raising drive, would you help us to help scholars publish 
            in our unique digital publication?
          Our co-director, 
            Rhonda Roland Shearer, an artist represented by the Wildenstein Gallery 
            since 1986 has kindly donated three limited editions of artworks for 
            the sole purpose of helping Tout-Fait journal!
           
         
         
          
            We're sure you've noticed 
            that Tout-Fait is free for everyone.
            Here's a way of insuring it will stay like this: help us now and receive 
            free gifts!
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            monies raised here by donations go 100% to the not-for-profit research 
            of 
            the Art Science Research Laboratory’s production of its publication 
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              Tout-Fait 
                Mouse Pad 
                limited artist's edition  
                of 1,000 
                 
                 
                A parody of the famous and outrageous urinal by Marcel Duchamp 
                titled "Fountain." Rhonda Roland Shearer's (with Yong Duk Jhun) 
                creation will be sent as a gift to you when we receive your 
                $25 donation to  
                Tout-Fait. 
                 
                Each mouse pad is signed,  
                dated and numbered by  
                New York artist and ASRL Director Rhonda Roland Shearer  
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                 Tout-Fait 
                  T-Shirt 
                  limited 
                  artist's edition 
                   
                  of 1,000 
                The same 
                  mouse pad parody design by Rhonda Roland Shearer (with Yong 
                  Duk Jhun) is now on a t-shirt to be given to you as a gift when 
                  Tout-Fait receives a donation of 
                  $35 or more.  
                   
                  Each t-shirt is signed,  
                  dated and numbered by  
                  New York artist and ASRL Director Rhonda Roland Shearer  
                  1/1000 - 1000/1000.  
                   
                  Receive both mousepad and t-shirt free 
                  with any donation above $50.  
                   
                   
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                      Animation 
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                        Marcel Duchamp, Note on the "Wilson-Lincoln Effect" from 
                        the Green Box, 1934 
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                       "Wilson/Lincoln-System" 
                         
                        limited artist's edition of 50 sculptures 
                      Based 
                        on a Large Glass-note by Marcel Duchamp of ca. 
                        1915 (published in his Green Box of 1934), the 
                        "Wilson-Lincoln-System" describes the sensitive 
                        area of Duchamp's masterwork where the drops of the nine 
                        bachelors attempt to "pass the 3 planes at the horizon" 
                        (a.k.a. the Bride's Clothes) via a "Mirrorical return," 
                        similar to "the portraits which seen from the left 
                        show Wilson seen from the right show Lincoln-" 
                        Shearer's sculpture will be sent to you as a gift after 
                        we receive your donation of  $200. 
                         
                        Each sculpture is signed, 
                        dated and numbered by New York artist and ASRL director 
                         
                        Rhonda Roland Shearer  
                        1/50 - 50/50.  
                         
                        For a of $240 donation or more receive, as our gift, all 
                        three limited editions: mouse pad, T-shirt and Wilson/Lincoln 
                        sculpture.  
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            Contact Ms. Gina Guerra today at sgturbo@aol.com
            Regarding your Toutfait journal donations and free gifts. 
           
          
            
            
            Coming Soon
            Cyberbook 
            + Publications
            
            Done as a labor of love, we have a series of proposed publications 
            to help scholars do scholarship by providing access to high quality 
            and low priced digital publishing and publications, called 
            Cyberbook+.
            
            Our 
            1st Proposed Publication 
            NOT 
            YET FOR SALE  
          Marcel 
            Duchamp: Étant Donnés - Manual of Instructions as interactive 
            CD-Rom
          A 
            digital facsimile of the book produced by the Philadelphia Museum 
            of Art under the supervision of
            Anne d' Harnoncourt (1987) of the original manual of 1966.
            
            Translated into English for the first time; and, also for the first 
            time, presented typographically in both French and English. We hope 
            this Cyberbook+ 
            will be available for the low retail price of $12.95. Of course, 
            this price does not record the actual production costs of this beautiful 
            book, but reflects our extensive fundraising efforts -- and the generosity 
            of individuals and institutions who thus demonstrate their concern 
            for relieving the financial burdens placed upon scholars.
            
            
            
            
            
            Scholars need low 
            cost, high quality information to do their work and to promote the 
            education of others.
            
          
             
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