Mail Art Periodicals - MoMA

No. 2.1 ([1996]). Photocopy. 11 1/2"x8 1/4". (2 pages). "A periodic
fanzine grouping some actual projects and news about the network." Listing of
Mail Art Project, publication and exhibition possibilities. "A Chaotic Network," by
the Editor. "We received recently a log of projects about Ray Johnson's works &
history. I hope the artists who are concerned are in contact with each other,
because I think the artists should work together when projects are similar. And
it's available for all kinds of projects. It's necessary if want to make something
exceptional because a lot of energy, money, and time is needed...Then, what
about a collective archive of all the themes which have ever been used in Mail
art?"
Mail Art News. Friedhilm Schulz, Editor. Einbeck, West
Germany. 1985.
No. 4 (1985). Photocopy. 8 1/4"x5 3/4". (18 pages). "Mail Art-My Dream
of Freedom and Love," by Henning Mittendorf (Germany). "Introduction of a New
Gallerist," by the editor.
Mail Art Obscurities Mirror. K. Frank Jensen, Editor. Ouroboros,
Roskilde, Denmark. 1997.
No. 2 (1997). Color and B&W Photocopy. 8 1/4"x5 3/4". (22 pages).
"The Fake Mail Interview with K. Frank Jensen (DK), interviewed by Asta Erte."
Spoof of "The Mail Art Interview" project of Ruud Janssen (Holland). "AE: The
very last question. Why do you call this a fake interview? KFJ: There is a mail
artist, Ruud Janssen, who runs a series of interviews with mail artists. He told me
that he himself either selected the people he wanted to interview, or made
interviews, when a sufficient number of people asked for an interview with a
particular mail artist. Most of his interviews are with the mail art establishment or
with people, who are more interested in the communicatory and political aspects
rather than in the art aspect of mail art...This is a fake interview, because it is
within RJ's concept but he didn't make it."
Mail Art Paper E3. Kazuyoshi Takeishi, Editor. Aerial Print,
Tokyo, Japan. 1989-1991.
No 001-100 (April 1989/June 1990). Photocopy. 8 1/4"x5 3/4". (16
pages). Index to "Easy & Instant Mail Art Mag E3, Nos. 1-100" listing Mail
Artists and the issues they appeared in.
No. 103 (February 12, 1991). Photocopy. 11 3/4"x8 1/4". (2 pages).
Contributions by Le Peintre Nato (France), Kjell Nyman (Sweden). Mail Art
exhibition notice.