Mail Art Periodicals - MoMA

listings compiled by Honoria (USA). "Who knows what mail art is? Only the mail
artists know. Can you know what mail art is? Send something to any of these
mail artists and what you get in return will be a facet of the priceless mysterious
jewel of mail art." "The Mail Art-Internet Link," by Chuck Welch (USA). "Picasso
of the Underground," by John held, jr. (USA), profiles Picasso Gaglione (USA).
"Networkers, Blockades and Misunderstandings," by Andrej Tisma (Yugoslavia).
Audio, publication and catalog reviews.
No. 19 (1995). Offset. 10"x7 3/4". 72 pages. Interview with Alan Kaprow,"
by John Held, Jr. (USA). Ashley Parker Owens (USA) interviewed by Michael
Corbett (USA). "Mail Art Projects," lists exhibition, project and publication
opportunities. "Mexico Mailart: an Interview with Gerardo Yepiz and Luis Ariza,"
by dg (aka Diana Garcia, editor of "Bad News Bingo") (USA). "Audio Reviews."
"Book Reviews." 'Publications."
Nebuleux Gazine. Zona (aka Bernard Banville), Editor.
Greenfield, Massachusetts. 1984.
No. 2. (1983). Photocopy, Ink and Rubber Stamps. 4"x2 1/2". (30
pages). "Although it is hoped that the Gazine will be of value and interest to the
art student, it was conceived primarily for the general public. With this in mind,
'Nebuleux' attempts to present nebatronomic theory (with historical footnotes) as
clearly and concisely as possible. Considering the elusive nature of the subject,
this is no easy task...Here then is 'Nebusleux,' the zine that never was.
Neo, The. Monty Cantsin (aka Istvan Kantor), Editor. Montreal,
Canada. 1979.
No. 1 ([1979]). Photocopy. 11"x8 1/2". (12 pages). Neoist publication by
Hungarian Istvan Kantor (aka Monty Cantsin). "...a 5 year paper, 1979-1984..."
Contributions by G. E. Marx Vigo (Argentina), Johan Van Geluwe (Belgium),
Anna Banana (Canada), David Zack (USA), Pawel Petasz (Poland), Gabor Toth
(Hungary), Al Ackerman (USA), Lomholdt Formular Press (Denmark), et al.
No. 2 ([1979]). Photocopy. 11"x8 1/2". (12 pages). "The Neo is the local
& extraterrestrial paper of the Neoists." Contributions by Klaus Groh (Germany),
Anna Banana (Canada), Pamela Rome (USA), Al Ackerman, Medvigy Gabor
(Hungary), et al. "Neoists Eat Mail Art."
No. 3 (1979). Photocopy. 11"x8 1/2". (12 pages). Contributions by Lon
Spiegelman (USA), Pawel Petasz (Poland), John M. Bennett, et al. "He then
went over to the golden cooking pot and started to make the 'WORLD
PHANTOM SOUP for ETERNAL IMMORTALITY or TOTAL SUICIDE', using