Mail Art Periodicals - MoMA

"Shadowland and Rubberwork," by Don Mabie (aka Chuck Stake, Canada). "I
have been employing rubber stamps in the production of artworks for some
twenty years. I originally became aware of the medium through my involvement
with correspondence/mail art. My commitment to both correspondence/mail art
and rubber stamps (as a medium or process of production) came through their
direct philosophical associations with the Dada and Fluxus movements..." "Great
Moments in the History of Mail Art: 1926." "Mail Art Fiction," lists relevant works
in books (Nick Bantock's "Griffin and Sabine" series), and artistamps (Donald
Evans, "The Stamp Art of Michael Thompson and Michael Hernandez de Luna").
Or. Uncle Don Milliken, Editor. Orworks, Sunderland,
Massachusetts. 1977-1984.
Little Book #1 (1977). Photocopy. 4 1/4"x3 1/2". (14 pages). "This is
Not a Fluxus Book." With pages "Not Done By" George Brecht (USA), John
Cage (USA), Jean DuPuy (USA), Robert Filliou (France), Dick Higgins (USA),
Allan Kaprow (USA), Jackson Mac Low (USA), George Maciunas (USA), Yoko
Ono (USA), Nam June Paik (USA), BenVautier (France), and Wolf Vostell
(Germany). Published in Shelburne Falls, Massachusetts.
No. 13 ([1978]). Photocopy. 5 1/2"x4 1/4". (32 pages). "OR is an Int'l
Urinal of Postalot...OR accepts stuff. On occasion, it get published. No
guarantee. No returns. More action/Less thought." Contributions by Unhandeijara
Lisboa (Brazil). Tony Bradley (England), Michael Mollett (USA), Rolf Staeck
(East Germany), Angelika Schmidt (West Germany), Fletcher Copp (USA),
Frank Ferguson (USA), Steven Durland (USA), Ron Gasowski (USA), Klaus
Groh (West Germany), Steve Hitchcock (USA), Mr. Cuttlefish (USA), Tom
Packlick (aka Pack) (USA), Boyd Rice (USA), Al Souza (USA), Mel Tearle
(USA), Irene Dogmatic (USA), Robin Crozier (England), Leonhard Frank Duch
(Brazil), et al.
No. 15 (n.d.). Photocopy and Rubber Stamp. 4 1/4"x3 1/2". 14
pages. "Daze of Rage: aphORisms & platORtudes."
No. 17 ([1979]). Photocopy and Rubber Stamp. 8 1/2"x5 1/2". (16
pages). "OR is a magazine for artists. If you're not an artist (nasty thing), you
should report yourself immediately...all correspondence artists being letter-bums,
here is more OR cast on the waters." Contributions by Cavellini (Italy), Anna
Banana (USA) and Bill Gaglione (USA), Angelika Schmidt (West Germany),
Toshinori Saito (Japan), Buster Cleveland (USA), Lon Spiegelman (USA), John
Held, Jr. (USA), Dr. Klaus Groh (West Germany), Michael Mollet (USA), Paulo
Bruscky (Brazil), et al.
No. 19 (1979). Photocopy and Rubber Stamp. 4 1/4"x2 3/4". (16
pages). "A Hit from the Past (portrait of the artist as a young dupe)." On