Géza Perneczky - Ruud Janssen

Jürgen O. Olbrich – Bernd Olbrich – Joseph W. Huber. March 3 - May 10
European Apotheosis of G. A. Cavellini (Festival). May 19.
Sjoerd Paridaen. May 11 - June 21
The Mail Art Magazine (Media Mail Art project). July 1 - August 31
Arno Arts. September 7 - October 19.
Géza Perneczky. October 20 - December 19.
1985: Frontières (Media Mail Art project) March 27 - May 15.
Day of „Kleine Blaadje“ (Small Press Festival with G. Schraenen). April 5.
Ruggero Maggi. August 1 - September 15.
Chuck Stake's visit. October 30.
Ferenc Gögös (Hungary) – Rob Thuis (NL). October 19 - November 27.
East-West: Hommage to Shimamoto & Cohen (Media Mail Art project).
October 30 - January 10.
Shoso Shimamoto and Ryosuke Cohen in De Media. December 28.
1986: Robin Crozier. January 11 - February 27.
Rudy Wilderjans – Guy Stuckens. February 28 - March 4.
Art Unidentified (20 Japanic artists). April 4 - May 15.
The Worker's Paradise (Mail Art project by XCL Franke). August 22 - 31
Bruno Deprez/Gorodok – André Lanois – Dr. Pjotr Aakoun. Sept. 5 - Oct. 16.
Andzrej Dudek Dürer in De Media. October 10.
Artistamps (Collection of Guy Bleu). October 17 - November 11.
Anna Banana's performance. November 22.
No War in my Town (Project by Peter Küstermann). Nov. 15 - Dece. 12.
1987: Günter Ruch / Decentralised Mail Art Congress '86 docs. Jan. 17 - Feb. 19.
Metallic Avau. February 20 - March 26.
Henning Mittendorf. March 27 - April 30.
Kun Nam Baik (South Korea). May 1 - June 12.
Carlo Pittore. October 2 - May 11.
Ben Allen. November 6 - December 3.
Klaus Staeck's posters. December 4 - January 7.
1988: Ruggero Maggi. January 8 - february 3.
Joseph W. Huber. March 4 - 30.
Paul Rutkovky. April 1 - May 4.
Bilder für Africa (120 int. artists). June 10 - 26.
Ryosuke Cohen. August 5 - 31.
Mail Art in Action (G. Bleus, Ch. François, Kode Jonge, J. v. Geluwe, etc.)
October 28.
Robert Rehfeldt. December 2 - January 4.
1989: John Held Jr. March 31 - May 3.
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Literature:
(De Media): «Publication related to the 4-yr-old (sub-) cultural space of the same
name situated in the Flemish part of Belgium. The Small Mags Archive (SMA),
which this issue of the newsletter is mostly about, is on permanent display there at
De Media. SM archivist Bola says the role of the archive is „to assemble, organize
them & keep records & preserve them so that they can be at the service of those
who want to consult them“, „them“ being fanzines, independent artzines, underground
papers, alternative poetry papers, small graphic mags, etc. SMA is part of
SMN, Small Mags Network, but Bola doesn't really describe this beyond the
meaning of the word network. This newsletter alphabetically lists the names of the
1,596 small mags in SMA's inventory, but lists no addresses! (Ugh! So much for
networking!) The archive itself, he says, contains 318 different titles & about 1000
magazines (?). (...) Listed in this publication are some of the events this org. has