Mail Art Periodicals - MoMA

No. 59 (January/June 1989). Photocopy and Mixed Media. 8 1/4"x5 3/4".
Unpaged. "Alternative Philately" issue. Includes the essay, "Other Stamps," by
Christian Rigal (France).
(No. 60-See "Netzine")
(No. 61-See "Smile. Vittore Baroni, Editor.")
No. 62 (January/December 1990). Photocopy with Mixed Media. 6"x4 1/4". 42
pages. "B-Art Issue." "The difference between Art with a capital A and B-art with
a capital B is that you don't get free Art in the mail, you have to look it up in
museums and heavy catalogues & sign checks with multiple zeroes if you want it
on your wall."
No. 64 (January/March 1993). Photocopy with Mixed Media. 6"x4 1/4". 23
pages. "Utopia Infantile: a networking project by Vittore Baroni & Robin Crozier."
Edition 94/100.
No. 65 (April/June 1993). Photocopy. 6"x4 1/4".23 pages. Includes the essay,
"The Glass Enigma of David Drummond-Milne," by the editor.
No. 66 (July/September 1993). Photocopy and Mixed Media. 23 pages. "The
One-Man Show: collective add-on project conceived by Vittore Baroni."
Contributions by Ben Vautier (France), Paulo Bruscky (Brazil), Charles Dreyfus
(France), Ulises Carrion (Holland), et al. Edition 27/100.
No. 67 (October/December 1993). Photocopy with Mixed Media. 23 pages.
"Stickerman Scrapbook." Results of a project on "adhesive art" with Piermario
Ciani. Edition 92/100.
No. 68 (December 1994). Photocopy. 6"x4 1/4". 19 pages. Issue devoted to the
correspondence between the editor and Arturo Giuseppe Fallico (USA).
No. 69 (January/February 1995). Photocopy. 8 1/2"x6". 11 pages. Special Ray
Johnson issue after the artist's death on January 13, 1995).
Special Supplement (January 1995). Color and Black&White Photocopy and
Mixed Media. 8 1/4"x6". "A word/visual collaboration between me and russian
trans-poets Rea Nikonova and Serge Segay." "I Quaderni di Arte Postale!-N.1."
No. 70 (March/April 1995). Photocopy and Mixed Media. 5 3/4"x4 1/4". 19
pages. Collaborative issue with Jürgen O. Obrich (Germany).
No. 71 (May/September 1995). Photcopy with Mixed Media. 6"x4 1/4". 23
pages. Results of the editor's project "Fun in Acapulco." Contributions by 108
persons from 22 countries.