Mail Art Periodicals - MoMA

No. 9 (June 1973). Photocopy. 14"x8 1/2". (8 pages). "Daddaland
Edition." The editor in San Francisco. Contributors to this issue include Bill
Gaglione (Dadaland), Genesis P. Orridge (England), Art Rat (Canada), John
Dowd (USA), et al.
No. 11 (May 1975). Photocopy. 14"x8 1/2". 6 pages. Reproduction, with
original front cover. Report of the 1975 Banana Olympics.
No. 12 (Autumn 1976). Photocopy. 4"x2 1/2". 26 pages. "The drawings
in this edition are by Dana Long, daughter of A. Banana...the repeat banana is a
stamp made up from a cartoon strip called 'Spikey Goes Bananas" by Helicopter
Art Co., of Australia." "Sometimes yearly Banana Rag."
No. 14 (June 1979). Photocopy. 14"x8 1/2". (2 pages). Pre-publication
information for "VILE," No. 8. Review of performance tour with Gaglione. Notes
on upcoming Cavellini visit to San Francisco, "Inter Dada 80" and "The
Encyclopedia Bananica," etc. "The Sometimes Yearly Banana Rag."
No. 15 (July 1979). Photocopy. 14"x8 1/2". (2 pages). Same as above,
but with different issue number.
No. 16 (Spring 1981). Photocopy. 11"x8 1/2". 6 pages. "A lot of people
who wrote to me in the last year did not receive any reply, and I would like to
apologize for that, thank them for their mail, and offer the following explanation:"
An activity report follow. Encyclopedia Bananica. "Vile" update. "Banana News."
"Sometimes Yearly Banana Rag."
No. 18 (June 1984). Photocopy. 11"x8 1/2". (4 pages). Edited in
Vancouver, Canada. Banana news and notes. ""The Sometimes Yearly Banana
Rag."
No. 19 (January 1987). Photocopy. 17"x11". (2 pages). "Mail Art
Starter Kit." Shows & Projects. Publications. "Euro Tour in Brief." Announcing
Banana Productions "to coordinate a full-color, printed edition of artist postage
stamps on a collaborative, cost-sharing basis."
No. 20 (April 1987). Photocopy. 11"x8 1/2". (4 pages). "Dear
Networker" column includes mention of the, "Corresponding Worlds-Artists'
Stamps," exhibition at Oberlin College, Ohio. "Encyclopedia Bananica
Continues." Editorial, "Mail Art and Money don't Mix?"
No. 21 (September 1987). Photocopy. 11"x8 1/2". (4 pages). Mail Art
show and projects. "Network Replies," on the question of money and Mail Art
(Vittore Baroni, Mark Pawson, Steven Durland, John Held, Jr., et al.).