Mail Art Periodicals - MoMA

Vol. 3, No. 9 (September 18, 1989). Newsprint. 14"x10 3/4". 18
pages. "How is This Magazine Made?" "It's made in a barn on Bloch island. We
have a Mac II, a large screen a LaserWriterII. For those of you who have never
heard of those terms, it is a computer and printer designed for what is now called
"Desktop Publishing.'"
Vol. 3, No. 10 (September 25, 1989). Newsprint. 14"x10 3/4". 15
pages. "The Tao of Networking," by Mark Bloch (USA). "Until recently,
corporations and governments had a monopoly on information. What we are
witnessing for the first time in history, is that individuals working together in a
networking system are gaining control of information. We are weaving patterns in
an attempt to decentralize, de-bureaucratize and therefore, rehumanize the
planet." Contributions by Mark Bloch and Crackerjack Kid (USA).
Workspace News. (Joachim Frank), Editor. Workspace Loft, Inc.,
Albany, New York. 1979.
(June 1979). Photocopy. 14"x8 1/2". (2 pages). The editor lectures in
Munich, West Germany, on such topics as, "Art as a Vehicle of Communication."
In "What You Should Know About Prop," we find, "Correspondence Art:
WORKSPACE, through PROP, got entangled in the eternal network. We keep
receiving a lot of correspondence art in the mail from international mail artists.
part of the material will be on display in a rotating fashion at Cathy's Waffle
Store..." See also "PROP."
Worldmap. Jo Klaffki (aka Joki Mail Art), Editor. Kunst-
Bahnhausen Academy, Minden, Germany. 1991.
No. 4 (1991). Photocopy. 23 1/4"x16 1/2". (2 pages). Poster size project
contribution by the editor (sent to Mail Art exhibitions, etc.). Contributions by
Crackerjack Kid (USA), Lloyd Dunn (USA), Gerard Barbot (USA), Keith Bates
(England),
X-Ray Magazine. Johnny Brewton, Editor. Pneumatic Press, San
Francisco, California. 1994.
Vol. 1, No. 2 (Spring 1994). Offset and Mixed Media. 8 1/2"x7". (41
pages). Assembling magazine. Thirty-two contributors including John Bennett
(USA), Hardbound Ed (USA), Geof Huth (USA), Julee Peezlee (USA), John
Tostado (USA), Paul Weinman (USA), et al. Edition 200.