Mail Art Periodicals - MoMA

No. 1984.7 (1984). Photocopy. 11 3/4"x8 1/4". (one page). Mail Art
exhibition, project and publication opportunities offered by Luc Fierens (Belgium),
Géza Perneczky (West Germany), Nenad Bogdanovic (Yugoslavia), et al.
No. 1984.9 (July 25, 1984). Photocopy. 11 3/4"x8 1/4". (one page).
Mail Art exhibition, project and publication opportunities. Insert on the "TAMbulletin"
reads, "What is the TAM-BULLETIN? (or 'how it works..') 1- The TAMbulletin
is a kind of service to the MA-network. 2- Invitations for MA-projects are
collected until one A4-page is full. 3-It is then copied and sen(t) with the outgoing
mail from TAM. 4- As soon as a new A4-pages is full the old one isn't copied
anymore. This means that the bulletins appear in a limited edition and change
very quick (sometimes after even one week there is already a new bulletin!). 5- If
possible the person who receives the bulletin can copy it for his friends. 6- And
this way MA-information travels very fast to all parts of the world."
No. 1984-11 (August 17, 1984). Photocopy. 11 3/4"x8 1/4". (one
page). Mail Art exhibition, project and publication opportunities. "Many thanks
to everybody who has sent prints of rubberstamps for the TAM-rubberstamparchive!
Today there are 165 mail-artists who have sent in their stamps (29
different countries)."
No. 1984-16 (October 1, 1984). Photocopy. 11 3/4"x8 1/4". (one
page). Mail Art exhibition, project and publication opportunities. "No copyright,
so copy for your friends!"
No. 1985-4 (March 8, 1985). Photocopy. 8 1/4"x5 3/4". 8 pages. "As
you can see this bulletin is more pages then the previous one. Lack of time is the
reason that this bulletin comes out later then planned. To print all the messages
received for this bulletin I needed some extra pages. If you haven't the time to
read this whole bulletin (pity you!) you mustn't forget to read the 'news from the
TAM-front', because a lot of things happened lately." Mail Art exhibition, project
and publication opportunities. A diagram of, "The TAM-Activities," includes
"Projects, Bulletins, Rubberstamp Archive, Music, Poetry." "News from the TAM-
Front," includes the editor's "Computer-Mail-Art Project," and "TAM Was
Here,"(installation photo of the exhibition at Melveg, Amsterdam, Holland), and a
forthcoming lecture "at the school in Boxtel where I work."
No. 1985.5 (April 10, 1985). Photocopy. 8 1/4"x5 3/4". 8 pages.
"Thank you all for the beautiful mail you sent to me. The only problem of getting
this much mail is that I can't answer it all...sorry! TAM is a one-man organisation.
Mail-art is more alive then ever as you can see: a lot of new projects started with
spring. I hope you enjoy reading this bulletin, and don't forget to read the news
from the TAM-front: the second 'TAM was Here' exhibition will be in Italy from 3-8
till 16-8!" Mail Art exhibition, project and publication opportunities. "News from