Mail Art Periodicals - MoMA

Germany), Salvatore de Rosa (Italy), A1 Waste Paper (England), Walter Askin
(USA), Maria Chr. Menezes (Brazil), Baudhuim Simon (Belgium), Günther Ruch
(Switzerland), Vittore Baroni (Italy), Gerard Barbot (USA), Julie Doucet (Canada),
Jaroslav Supek (Yugoslavia), Serge Segay (USSR), Gian Luca Lerici (Italy),
Marco Pasian (Italy), E. Seifried (East Germany), Daniel Daligand (France),
Pedro Juan Gutierrez (Cuba), Crackerjack Kid (USA), et al.
No. 6 (1991). Offset. 8 1/4"x5 3/4". 48 pages. "Just we are back again,
after a 4-month long break collecting materials, in o(r)der to present this issue.
Purely the sixth but not a sexed. If you consider why the imagination of STARS &
TYPES is poorly sexminded, even though we never select or censor
contributions. A good answer may be this: all of our cheerful creating coworkers
haven't problems with their sexual conditions. That's the result of a splendid
mental inspiration into our network, which needs neither selection nor
censorship./If we look backwards we find published more than 60 honorable
comic creators till yet. ...It may wonder the devil, when we combine ART-
STRIKE-project with comics' affairs, but we insist on saying 'comic isn't art'. its
only a cheerful play, isn't that enough?" Contributions by W. W. Neumann
(Germany), Robin Crozier (England), Ace Backwords (USA), Ruggero Maggi
(Italy), Giovanni Strada (Italy), Crackerjack Kid (USA), Vittore Baroni (Italy),
Heino Otto (Germany), A.1. Waste paper (England), Julie Doucet (Canada), E.
Seifried (Germany), David Cole (USA), Arturo G. Fallico (USA), et al. "Comic-
Stamp-Project. Cracker Jack Kid from Lebanon/USA has crated & sent us the
left shown stamp-frame for collaboration with-in the ART-STRIKE-project. Please
take part & draw in your self-portrait and send to:..." Art Strike postage stamp
completed by John Held, Jr. (USA).
State University of New York at Buffalo Reporter. Robert T.
Marlett, Executive Editor. Division of University Relations,
Buffalo, New York. 1988.
Vol. 19, No. 20 (March 10, 1988). Newsprint. 16 3/4"x11 1/4". 16
pages. "Mail Art," by Chris Vidal (USA). "Examples of the many faces of mail art
are now on display in Lockwood Memorial Library, compiled by Gregory
Puchalski, a 1972 graduate of UB with a B.A. in Fine Arts, who is now a billboard
painter in Pittsburgh. The exhibit is a collection of some of the pieces he has
received since the early '70s." Contributions by H. R. Fricker (Switzerland), et al.
Stirnnetz Mit Der Spinne. Dirk Fröhlich, Editor. Buchlabor,
Dresden, Germany. 1993.
No. 30 (1993). Photocopy, Rubber Stamps and Mixed Media. 11
1/2"x8 1/4". 39 pages. Also called "Spinne." Collaboration by participants
through the post. contributors include Guillermo Deisler (Germany), Hartmut Graf
(Germany), Rea Nikonova (Russia), David Cole (USA), Crackerjack Kid (USA),