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→^Banana, Anna: About VILE (Letter size book, offset, 108 p.) S.P. Vancouver, 1983
^Morgan, Robert C.: Mail Art is Not Correspondence Art. In: Umbrella (→ Hoffberg), Vol. 6,
No 4, 1983. Further: Stamp Art is Not (Necessarily) Mail Art. In: Umbrella, Vol 7,
No 1. Both essays reprinted in: R. C. Morgan: Commentaries on the New Media
Arts. Umbrella Ed., Pasadena, 1992; and in: J. A. Hoffberg: Umbrella 1978-1998,
the Anthology. Santa Monica, 1999. 101-105 / 106-107 p.
Cracker Jack Kid (Chuck → Wells): It Ain't (Necessarily) So, Mr. Morgan a Mail Art Rebuttal.
In: Umbrella (→ Hoffberg), Vol. 7, No 2-5, 1984. Reprinted in: J. A. Hoffberg:
Umbrella 1978-1998, the Anthology. Santa Monica, 1999. 107-108 p.
→^Baroni, Vittore: Real Correspondence. Six one sheet size publs. between 1981 and 1984
about contacts, shows and tactic in the Mail Art. Important one is the #6 with the
schema of the Network Communication. (Reprints in: Flue / Mail Art Then and
Now. Vol. 4. #3, 1984 by → Franklin Furnace, New York and in: CLINCH, #5 /
Mail Art History, 1984. → Ruch)
→^Kattenstroth, U.: Kunstarchäology im kosmopolitischen Urbanismus. (About seurce and
sociologic condition of Mail Art, German) A/4, stancil, 2 sheets. Berlin, Nov. 1984
→^Padín, Clemente: Participation (Art theory mag., for some years perhaps the most important
publ. on the problems of Mail Art and society in Latinamerica {500}. Very ernest
presentation. 28x22 cm., offset, 4 p. 1984-86, #1-10)
→^Jacob, J. P.: Mail Art. A partial anatomy. / In: Post Hype, Vol. 3, #1. (Letter, phc., 64 p.) 1984 .
Essays by J. A. Hoffberg, G. Perneczky, V. Baroni, A. Banana, Crozier, R. Cohen,
Anthroart (V. Hamann), A. Igloo, H. Gajewski, D. Zack. Artists talk on art: R.
Morgan, M. Bloch, Ed Higgins, C. Pittore, E. Plunkett, J. Evans, S. Random, K.
Friedman, R. Cohen, D. Higgins, R. Kostelanetz, C. Welch, J. P. Jacob, J. Held,
D. Cole.
→^Crane, M.: Correspondence Art. Source Book for the Network of International Postal Art
Activity. (With Mary Stofflet. The first large monographical work and essay
anthology about Mail Art. Among the authors: T. Albright, A. Banana, U. Carrión,
T. Cassidy, R. Craven, J. M. Felter, P. Frank, K. Friedman, B. Gaglione, D. Hig-
gins, J. Hoffberg, C. E. Loeffler, R. Rehfeldt, E. A. Vigo, etc. Bibliography, index,
list of exhs., list of Mail Art a.k.a.s, etc.) Offset, half letter, 522 p. Contemporary
Arts Press (→ Loeffler), San Francisco, 1984
→^Franklin Furnace: Mail Art Then and Now, Exh. cat. & essay anthology. In: Flue Vol. 4,#3-4
(Winter 1984): From the contens:
Editorial: Mail Art Then – Ad Reinhardt and Gilbert & George
Ed Plunkett: From Pre- to Post-Postal Art
John Evans: Corresponding by Tattoo
Valery Oisteanu: Illegal Mail Art (a poetical essay)
Ray Johnson Speaks – The Way it was
Ken Friedman: Mail Art History: The Fluxus Factor
Anna Banana: Mail Art: Canada & Western U. S. A.
Lon Spiegelman: A History of Los Angeles Mail Art (1978 Trough 1983)
Carlo Pittore: N-tity
Mark Bloch: The P.A.N. Project.
E. F. Higgins III.: On Mail Art: Doo-Da Postage Woorks
Ronny Cohen: A Conversation with Mike Crane
Fatima Bercht & Josely Carvalho: Solidarity Art by Mail.