Cover by Walt Evans, USA
donderdag 25 april 2013
Tribute to Toru Takemitsu
Cover by Walt Evans, USA
Parallel Universes
Matches the actual beauty of the assemblies produced by Cheryl Penn
Great collective effort but who did this?
Canis Volans editions does not give me a clue and my memory is fading
LEAVES and LEAVE-TAKINGS, 1997-1998
Documentation and letter from Bonita Mc Laughlin, now Sennott
who proposed this project.
Marvelous drawer and painter
Cover of the zine doc is by Keiichi Nakamura, Japan
The Lucky Numbers
One of my favorite zines with stories by Nadine Bozek, a friend of APO.
Diffused by mail art but was not a network zine, they contained stories by Nadine on her own life experiences.
Writing to the bone of existence, absolutely !!!
MANI ART
Another zine assembled by Pascal Lenoir
This was an assembly zine effort
You had to mail 60 originals or copies or postcards and Pascal made the assembly to return to participants
He did this effort during 12 years !!!
The secret life of Marcel Duchamp, issues 7-8-9-10
who had an ongoing project on Duchamp
Issue 10 was the last (from 1996)
We met at the alternative arts festival in
Sint Niklaas, Belgium
Martyrs and Heroes
Project proposed by Alan Turner, one the best rubber stamp carvers in the network
We met several times in London
Anna Leonessa
a team born in London
by Guy R Beining and Laura Ryder
100 Haiku selected from a decade, 1981-1991
As if O!!ZONE magazine was not enough
Harry Burrus started producing and diffusing books by poets.
This one is by Guy R. Beining
The Howler on the Toilet 1993
Magazine produced by Jean-Paul Leonis, Belgium
who had an ongoing project on Toilets
ANIMALIA
Was a mail art zine against the cruelty against animals
produced by the splendid heart and soul of Laura Gianfreda in Italy
articles in Italian, very hard photos and some splendid mail art
3 poems by Martha
Artist book by Martha Aitchinson, UK
known in mail art as STG or the Shopping Trolley Gallery or MailartMartha.
Used to attach mail art to a shopping trolley, go to supermarkets and invite customers to pick the mail art pieces they liked for free.
Her idea got picked up in the USA as well, so now there is also a STG West.
Martha is from Argentina and has Italian roots. She is a Buddhist.
Personal site:
http://www.nottwo.org.uk/
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