Mail Art Periodicals - MoMA

Issue 18 (May-August 1998). Newsprint. 10 1/2"x8". 29 pages. Cover
by Tim Mancusi (USA). Letter section answers the question, "How have your
projects changed you?"
Issue 19 (January-April 1999). Newsprint. 10 1/2"x8". 14 pages.
Project listings. "What's in a Name," by clASSwAR Karakoe (England) on various
names for Mail Art. Dale Speirs (Canada) on cross-currents in networking. "Many
SF fans belong to apas, mail artists take in literary zines, and political activist(s)
read SF." Ends with the section, "Question." "Anyone sending in an answer to
this issue's question will receive a free issue of Global Mail #20. What should
Global Mail be doing."
(August 21, 1993). Photocopy. 8 1/2"x5 1/2". 46 pages. "Directory 93:
a directory of mail artists and netwerkers." The largest listing compiled at the
time on Mail Artists and alternative cultural networkers. "Brought to you by Global
Mail." Names and addresses listed alphabetically within country. "1st 'crummy'
version," according to the editor.
(September 18, 1993). Photocopy. 8 1/2"x5 1/2". 46 pages. "Directory
93: a directory of mail artists and netwerkers." Final version of the above.
(December 27, 1994). Photocopy. 1"x8 1/2". 50 pages. "Netwerker
Directory '95: 3500 contacts from Global Mail." Edited by Ashley Parker Owens.
The largest such listing ever compiled. Names and addresses listed
alphabetically within country. "Please do not copy or disseminate this booklet.
This is a fundraising project and your assistance is greatly appreciated."
(August 1995). Photocopy with rubber stamps and stickers. 11"x8
1/2". 16 pages. "Technical Tips for Zine Makers: an informational pamphlet
from Global Mail." Edited by Ashley Parker Owens. " Guido Vermeulen (Belgium)
on, "Transformation through Zines." "Statements from Zinesters on Why They
Make Zines." Chris Dodge (USA) contributes, "Bibliography of Publications on
how to Make a Zine." More. Signed.
([1995]). Photocopy with rubber stamp and ink. 11"x8 1/2". 14 pages.
"Mail Art Info Sheet: an informational pamphlet from Global Mail." Edited by
Ashley Parker Owens. "What is mail Art?" "Glossary of Network Terms." Ruud
Janssen (Holland), "Some Thoughts About Mail-Art." "Interview with Ashley
Parker Owens by Michael Corbett (USA). Signed.
Global Village Voice. Trans-Global Media Communications,
Editor. London, England. 1990.