Mail Art Periodicals - MoMA

ingredients sent by international artists from the USA, Canada, Holland,
Jugoslavia, Germany, Australia..."
Neo-Nooze. Oz (aka David Zack), Editor. Immortality Center,
Tepoztlan, Mexico. 1984.
(April 20, 1984). Photocopy. 13 1/2"x8 1/2". 12 pages. "I'm a little at a
loss to write on this OOZE, because the photos are so pretty also there's a pile
of scraps to mosaic with. However, it makes sense to mix mail with the images of
Tepoztlan because what comes in the mail here is as much HERE as what goes
on here at the Immortality Centre..." Listing of "Correspondence Novels."
Contributions by Cavellini (Italy) and Volker Hamann (Germany). "The two
collages were sent by Volker Haman, German Correspondent who has
organized a project in Tokokoe, Ghana, Africa, that has mail artists also working
on a U. N. water project."
(May 10, 1984). 11"x8 1/2". (6 pages). "My mail today is really interesting.
This often happens. The mail as a whole is just very interesting. So I'm listening
to Rod Summers' tape of birds and going to go through the mail piece by piece,
and consider its network relations. Then I can use these pages and collage them
a little so they look like art, or rather actually to put images into play with the
words, as you might electronically. I used little pictures before, in Lomholt's
Danish book, ART AND ARTISTS, on Cavellini, Robin Crozier, Ulisses Carrion,
Davi de Thompson, Horacio Zabala and me."
(June 21, 1984). Photocopy and Rubber Stamp. 11"x 8 1/2". 9
pages. An open letter to recent correspondents of the editor. "Leavenworth. Hm
how ya doin? Where yuh been? Ah, I bet I've used "Sheesh" a hundred fifty
times now, each one part of the hm CN*ah 5 here, LEAVENWORTH JACKSON
ILLUSTRATOR. Hm well you see I got that cute little photo stamp of you and
Held Jr. in front of the giant Cavellini stamp, really appreciate this sort of art.
McGuff is out of words, or I think getting onto walls with spray paint. Mad fool! My
highest compliment, or right up there anyhow." Personal letter to Luke McGuff
(USA) on last page.
Neo-Psychedelic Man. Maximum Traffic, Editor. Butler,
Pennsylvania. (1992.)
No. 1 ([1992]). Photocopy. 5 1/2"x4 1/4". (16 pages). More from the
editor of "Maximum Traffic."
Net-Informer: Monthly Networking Newsletter. Andrea
Ovcinnicoff, Editor. Genova, Italy. 1993-1996.