Mail Art Periodicals - MoMA

TAM Publication 960116 (1996). Photocopy. 8 1/4"x6". 16 pages.
"Mail-Interview with M. Greenfield (England)." Interview with the English Mail
Artist. "I began in the seventies corresponding with various friends. At that time I
was an art student, much of what was discussed was about art, many times
including examples, sometimes illustrating the envelope. However it was not until
the late eighties that I read an article in one of the art magazines I was
subscribing to, about 'mail art' and took part in a 'mail art' project."
TAM Publication 960123 (May 1996). Photocopy. 8 1/4"x6". 13
pages. "Mail-Interview with John M. Bennett (USA)." Interview with the
Columbus, Ohio, Mail Artist. "...until about 1974 when I started doing mail art at
the instigation of a friend, the now-deceased painter. Mr. Sensitive. It was great
fun and still is."
TAM Publication 960124 (May 1996). Photocopy. 8 1/4"x6". 10
pages. "Mail-Interview with Patricia Collins (England)." Interview with the
coordinator of the "Artist's Book Exchange." "I first became involved in mail art in
summer 1993. I had taken out the U. K. listings magazine, 'Artist's Newsletter'
and saw the ads in the mail art section. I had not heard of mail art + could find
nothing about it. To satisfy my curiosity, I wrote to the magazine and I received a
splendid letter from Robin Crozier in Sunderland, U. K. telling a little about his
notions of mail art and inviting me to take part in his ongoing Memo?Memory
project."
TAM Publication 960140 ([1996]). Photocopy. 8 1/4"x6". 10 pages.
"Mail-Interview with Rudi Rubberoid (USA)." Interview with the Mail Artist from
Bellingham, Washington. "...I owned a store in Bellingham called 'The Postcard
Palace', which sold postcards and notecards. I saw some 'art rubber stamps' at a
trade show and added some of them to the stock of the store...of course I had to
play with them; one day a friend of mine Bob Urso, came in while I was stamping
and mentioned that he was starting a rubber stamp company (BOBZ) and that
stamps could be used for mail art. That was the first I heard of it."
TAM Publication 960145 (October 1996). Photocopy. 8 1/4"x6". 15
pages. "Mail-Interview with Andrej Tisma (Yugoslavia)." Interview with the
talented eraser-carver and theoretician of Mail Art. "I made my first mail-art work
in 1973 after a visit to one of the pioneers of Yugoslavian mail-art, Bogdanka
Poznanovic from Novi Sad. I mailed to her two bus tickets I used going to her
and returning home, fixed on a postcard."
TAM Publication 960145 (October 1996). Color and B&W
Photocopy. 8 1/4"x6". 15 pages. "Mail-Interview with Andrej Tisma
(Yugoslavia)." As above with variant color photocopy cover.