Mail Art Periodicals - MoMA

Slugfest, Ltd. Michael T. Nowak, Editor. Simpsonville, South
Carolina. 1996.
Vol. 7, No. 1/2 (Summer/Autumn 1996). Photocopy. 11"x8 1/2". 73
pages. "...a quarterly journal of poetry, letters, satire, opinions, humor,
conundrums, puzzles, paradoxes, oxymorons, scatology, philosophy,
(meta)physics, politics, psychology, ideology-in short, we want to look at life from
as many points of view, using as many voices as possible. We are a vehicle for
the free expression outside the mainstream, keeping the barbarians of mass
culture at bay. We look forward to active participation in our creation by you, our
readers."
Slugnet Mailart Summary and Christmas Card List. George W.
Steed, Editor. Virtinia Beach, Virginia. 1989.
No. 2 (Early Summer 1989). Photocopy. 11"x8 1/2". (5 pages).
"Some of these people I've found through other sources (most seem to have
rubber stamping in common)." List of rubber stamp publications. List of 35
names and addresses with subjects they are interested in, illustrated by their
graphics. Contributors include J. K. Post (USA), Dean Bandes (USA), F. von
Schlafke (USA), Shmuel (USA), Dogfish (USA), E. Z. Smith (USA), Giovanni
Strada (Italy), Sally Mericle (USA), Pascal Lenoir (France), Roz Stendahl (USA),
Mr. Luce (aka Luc Fierens, Belgium), Antonio Gomez (Spain), Julie Hagan Bloch
(USA), Diane Arseneau (West Germany), et al.
S'Mail: global-NETWORK-zine. Jo Klaffki (Joki), Editor. Kunst-
Bahnhausen-academy, Minden, Germany. 1993.
No. 1 (March 15, 1993). Color and Black & White Photocopy. 8
1/4"x5 3/4". (40 pages). "Besides the other regular zines, like 'Smile' (now
out of print). 'Stars & Types, 'ON-mag,' we move on in exchange with our
networking partners. Now the 'S'Mail-mag' will dedicate the 'artistamper's scene'
in general. Since years there was given the necessity to reflect the international
artistampers-background, from the sight out of the Kunst-Bahnhausen-academy.
But besides lighten up the artistamp-subjekt, we will find room & time for having
a look on special mailings." Special sections featuring the artistamp works of H.
R. Fricker (Switzerland) and Vittore Baroni (Italy). Additional contributions by
Cracker Jack Kid (USA), State of Being (USA), Gerard and Fernand Barbot
(USA), David Cole (USA), John Held, Jr. (USA), Dominique Bugmaster (USA),
Anna Banana (Canada), Jean Noel Laszlo (France), Dogfish (USA), Peter W.
Kaufmann (Switzerland), Lon Spiegelman (USA), Marcello Diotallevi (Italy), E. F.
Higgins (USA), Mr. Netmail (aka Peter Küstermann, Germany), et al.