Network Atlas by Geza Perneczky - Ruud Janssen

452Vancouver East Culture Centre, October-December, 1999The Gallery at Artisan’s Square, February-March 2000Aristamps: ^International Post 80 (Block of 10 id. stamps / Spaceship Earth, red and blue print) Design by Herb Gilbert? Vancouver, n.d.^Mondo Post 1 / Ray Johnson (Sheet of 12 triangular form stamps,2 images, diagonal perforation, phc. {100}) E. varney 1995^Mondo Post 110 (Block of 12 stamps, 4 images, laser colour print)A/P E. Varney. n.d.^The Canadada Elvis Stamp Exh. Cat.: 22x14 cm., offset, 8 p. +Artists' stamps(Elvis stamp series in letter size) Texts: E. Varney, J. Armstrong,A. Perry, C. Dafoe / Smash Gallery, Vancouver. January 1996~Seurce:~Literature:^Artistamp Sheets available from I.A.S. (Not dated advertisement label of 21.5x8.5cm. with the classified of the following artistamp sheets from the 1990s):International Post 33 (Four colour process stamps by 36 diff. int. artists)^Canadada 12 (16 four colour proc. stamps by Ed Varney/Totem Signpoles)Canadada 40 (20 diff. laser colour collage images of Schwitters by Varney)Canadada 50 (30 laser color stamps /50 anniversary of artistamps. Varney)^Canadada 60 (30 two colour Elvis stamps)Canadada 75 (28 diff. b/w stamps to the 50 anniv. of the discovery of LSD)Canadada 80 (The R.&N. Reagen show, 25 laser colour stamps by Varney)Canadada 85 (Elvis sheet with 20 stamps, 10 diff. images, 10 diff. artists)Canadada 95 (25 diff. laser colour Elvis portraits by 25 diff. artists)Canadada 100 (28 fish story stamps by laser color, designed by Varney)Mondo Post 15 (20 diff. laser color stamps of collages by Ed Varney)Mondo Post 25 (24 b/w stamps, pairs: Facteur Cheval/Palais Ideal. Varney)Mondo Post 35 (36 diff. four colour proc. stamps: Mona Lisa by 36 artists)Mondo Post 45 (15 laser colour stamps, 100 anniv. / birth Miró. Varney)Mondo Post 65 (24 diff. portraits of J.Hendrix, laser colour on hemp paper)Swastika Museum (30 black, red and yellow swastika images by diff. artistsand diff. cultures from the time befor the World War II.)«...In 1970, Ed Varney, a.k.a. Mr. Poem, one of the founding members of Intermedia...began his mail art activities by printing and mailing a series of singlesheets called The Poem Company. These consisted of an 8½x11“ sheet printedand folded to make eight pages, and mailed tp 300 people. It was „a kind of a literarymagazine“, which asked for a poem or personal response, rather than a financialcontribution. These were sent out at a rate of fifty per week, and after 300 weresent, the remaining copies (fifty issues) were bound into one volume. Initially thesewere sent to friends, other artists, and poets that Varney knew personally. Headded new names to the list as poeple sought him out, or met him casually throughthe mails... The list was allways in a state of flux; the criteria for staying on ther listwas response...»(Anna → Banana: Mail Art Canada. In: M. Crane / M. Stofflet [eds.] CorrespondenceArt. Contemporary Art Press [→ Loeffler]. San Francisco, 1984. 241 p.)^Ed Varney: Profiles: Ed Varney. (The early beginning of my stamp interest /Having the means of production inspires production / The anthology sheet concept/ Pre-printed formats, a way to consistency / New themes explored / Latest trend tomore limited editions) In: Artistamp News (→ Banana). Vol.1, #1. Jan. 1991^Ed Varney: The View from Canadada 1968-1972. In: Chuck → Welch (ed.):Eternal Network. A Mail Art Anthology. University of Calgary Press, 1995.41-45 p.^Vittore → Baroni: Ed Varney. In: Arte Postale. Guida al network della corrispondenzacreativa. (Text: Italian) AAA Edizioni. Bertiolo, 1997. 48-49 p.