Mail Art Periodicals - MoMA

Anti-Isolation. Miekal And and Liz Was, Editors. Xerox Sutra
Editions, Madison, Wisconsin. (1985)-1987.
No. 1 ([1985]). Photocopy. 5 1/2"x4 1/4". 20 pages. "With eyes/ears turned
toward new, experimental, over-looked, & obscure trends in all medias, we are
actively seeking brief articles, interview, poetry & fiction, mail art, collage,
photography, performance documentation, & cassettes, albums & books for
review." Elizabeth Was (USA) on Mail Art. Mail Art by David Cole (USA).
Magazine contact list. "New Arts in Wisconsin."
No. 1 ([1985]). As above. Variant with blue cover.
No. 1 ([1985]). As above. Variant with green cover.
No. 2 (n.d.). Photocopy. 7"x5". 31 pages. Contributors include Ryosuke Cohen
(Japan), Scott Helmes (USA), Hapunkt Fix (Germany). Small press and music
reviews. "Networking New Arts."
No. 3/4 (Spring 1987). Photocopy. 8 1/2"x11". 31 pages. Contributions by Malok
(USA), Lloyd Dunn (USA), Crag Hill (USA), Pete Spence (Australia), Serse
Luigetti (Italy), et al. Sections on cassette reviews, contacts, book reviews,
catalogues & documentation. "Networking Primer" by Joel Haertling (USA).
"Networking the Experimental Underground."
Antivalues: Art Magazine. Pawel Petasz and Leszek Przyjemski,
Editors. Arriére-Garde Elblag, Poland. 1977.
([No. 1]) (January 1977). Lithography. 17"x12". (4 pages). Catalog for the Mail
Art exhibition, "In the Circle '77." Participants in the exhibition are listed with
selections of work reproduced. An important Eastern European Mail Art show, to
which many early practitioners of the genre responded.
Apocrypha. Sybil Coffey, editor. South Pasadena, California.
1993-1994.
No. 5 (Fall 1993). Mixed Media. 11"x8 1/2". (30 pages). Assembling. 20
contributors from 6 countries, including Guillermo Deisler (East Germany),
Andrzej Dudek-Durer (Poland), and Predrag Petrovic (Yugoslavia). Also includes
"news and networking from APOCRYPHA correspondence," a listing of
upcoming mail art shows, current publications and ongoing projects.
No. 6. (Spring 1994). Mixed media, including photocopy, and collage elements.
11"x8 1/2". (20 pages). Assembling. "A 50 copy limited edition original art
magazine." Fifteen contributors from 4 countries, including Arte A La Carte
(USA), Guillermo Deisler (East Germany), Mike Dyar (USA), Epistolary Stud