Frederick Barthelme - Revision history

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	}}[[Frederick Barthelme]] is an American writer.		}}[[Frederick Barthelme]] is an American writer.

	Barthelme co-founded the Red Crayola with [[Mayo Thompson]] in the summer of 1966. He served as the group's drummer until the following summer. In 1967, Barthelme moved to New York to pursue writing and conceptual art but frequently returned to Houston.		Barthelme co-founded the Red Crayola with [[Mayo Thompson]] in the summer of 1966 (see: ''[[Unfinished film (1966)\|Unfinished film]]''). He served as the group's drummer until the following summer (see: ''[[Album with John Fahey\|The Red Crayola & John Fahey]]''). In 1967, Barthelme moved to New York to pursue writing and conceptual art but frequently returned to Houston.

	After the Red Crayola disbanded in 1968, he continued to collaborate with [[Mayo Thompson]] on writing and music projects until Thompson left Houston in 1973.		After the Red Crayola disbanded in 1968, he continued to collaborate with [[Mayo Thompson]] on writing and music projects until Thompson left Houston in 1973.

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	}}[[Frederick Barthelme]] is an American writer.		}}[[Frederick Barthelme]] is an American writer.

	Barthelme co-founded the Red Crayola with [[Mayo Thompson]] in the summer of 1966. He served as the group's drummer until the summer ~~of 1967~~. In 1967, Barthelme moved to New York to pursue writing and conceptual art but frequently returned to Houston.		Barthelme co-founded the Red Crayola with [[Mayo Thompson]] in the summer of 1966. He served as the group's drummer until the following summer. In 1967, Barthelme moved to New York to pursue writing and conceptual art but frequently returned to Houston.

	After the Red Crayola disbanded in 1968, he continued to collaborate with [[Mayo Thompson]] on writing and music projects until Thompson left Houston in 1973.		After the Red Crayola disbanded in 1968, he continued to collaborate with [[Mayo Thompson]] on writing and music projects until Thompson left Houston in 1973.

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Conceptual art

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Works

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	\|unpublished; excerpts published in 1986<ref>https://welcometolace.org/wp-content/uploads/2019/12/TV-Generations.pdf#page=43</ref>		\|unpublished; excerpts published in 1986<ref name=":0">https://welcometolace.org/wp-content/uploads/2019/12/TV-Generations.pdf#page=43</ref>
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Fiction

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	}}[[Frederick Barthelme]] is an American writer. He co-founded the Red Crayola with [[Mayo Thompson]] in the summer of 1966 and served as the group's original drummer until the summer of 1967. Barthelme moved to New York in 1967 to pursue writing and conceptual art, but frequently returned to Houston. After the Red Crayola disbanded in 1968, he continued to collaborate with [[Mayo Thompson]] on writing and music projects until Thompson left Houston in 1973. In the 1980s and 1990s he became known for his fiction writing.		}}[[Frederick Barthelme]] is an American writer.

	[https://www.frederickbarthelme.com/nonfiction/the-red-crayola/ '''Read Barthelme's essay on the Red Crayola''']		Barthelme co-founded the Red Crayola with [[Mayo Thompson]] in the summer of 1966. He served as the group's drummer until the summer of 1967. In 1967, Barthelme moved to New York to pursue writing and conceptual art but frequently returned to Houston.

			After the Red Crayola disbanded in 1968, he continued to collaborate with [[Mayo Thompson]] on writing and music projects until Thompson left Houston in 1973.

			In the 1980's and 90's he became known for his fiction writing.

			[https://www.frederickbarthelme.com/nonfiction/the-red-crayola/ '''Read Frederick Barthelme's essay on the Red Crayola''']

	== With The Red Crayola/Mayo Thompson ==		== With The Red Crayola/Mayo Thompson ==

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	}}[[Frederick Barthelme]] is an American writer. He co-founded the Red Crayola with [[Mayo Thompson]] in the summer of 1966 and served as the group's original drummer until the summer of 1967. Barthelme moved to New York in 1967 to pursue writing and conceptual art, but frequently returned to Houston. After the Red Crayola disbanded in 1968, he continued to collaborate with [[Mayo Thompson]] on writing and music projects until Thompson left Houston in 1973. In the 1980s and 1990s he became known for his fiction writing.		}}[[Frederick Barthelme]] is an American writer. He co-founded the Red Crayola with [[Mayo Thompson]] in the summer of 1966 and served as the group's original drummer until the summer of 1967. Barthelme moved to New York in 1967 to pursue writing and conceptual art, but frequently returned to Houston. After the Red Crayola disbanded in 1968, he continued to collaborate with [[Mayo Thompson]] on writing and music projects until Thompson left Houston in 1973. In the 1980s and 1990s he became known for his fiction writing.

			[https://www.frederickbarthelme.com/nonfiction/the-red-crayola/ '''Read Barthelme's essay on the Red Crayola''']

	== With The Red Crayola/Mayo Thompson ==		== With The Red Crayola/Mayo Thompson ==

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Conceptual art

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	== Conceptual art ==		== Conceptual art ==

			=== Works ===
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			=== Exhibitions ===
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	\|''~~Hof~~''		\|''Hoof''
	\|story collection?		\|story collection?
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	\|unpublished		\|unpublished; excerpts published in 1986<ref>https://welcometolace.org/wp-content/uploads/2019/12/TV-Generations.pdf#43</ref>
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References

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	=== References ===		== References ==
	[[Category:People\|Barthelme, Frederick]]		[[Category:People\|Barthelme, Frederick]]