Box 16
Contains 14 Results:
Mail Art: Ryosuke Cohen, Osaka, Japan to Vagrich Bakhchanyan, New York, New York, circa 1984 December 18
Mail Art: Constant Cause, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania to Vagrich Bakhchanyan, New York, New York, circa 1983 January 31
Mail Art: Franciszek Klak, Czestochowa, Poland to Vagrich Bakhchanyan, New York, New York, circa 1981 October 10
Poster folded and sealed with postage stamp. Addres plate handwritten on reverse. Rubber stamp in pink ink: sender's return address. Poster for annual exhibtion of Polish artists in Czestochowa. Portraits of artists printed in black and yellow ink.
Mail Art: Periodicals. AU POSTER, n.52, 1982 September 15
A2 fold-out poster. White outline of body with shoe on front, grotesque stone(?) heads on reverse.
Mail Art: Periodicals. AU POSTER, n.53, 1982 November 1
A2 fold-out poster. Photographs of performance art, mail art classifieds, and advertisements. Cover ornamented with rubber stamp in black ink: sender's return address (Shozo Shimamoto, see Folder: 833.1).
Mail Art: Periodicals. MC, n.2, 1982 April
Edited by David Cole (see Folder: 626-9) and Paul Zelevansky. "ART, MONEY AND POWER" issue. Newspaper style publication, photocopied collage of text and images. Notable contributors: Bakhchanyan, Cracker Jack Kid, Robin Crozier, Rima and Valery Gerlovin, E.F. Higgins, Ray Johnson, Carlo Pittore.
Mail Art: Exhibition Materials. Mamablanca's Treasure, 1982 April
Two-sided poster for exhibition organized by Martin Eckmeyer in Argentina (exact city unknown, but likely Buenos Aires, see Folder: 657), including list of participants, and reproduction of works on reverse. Sheet with handwritten text in English and Spanish, with reproductions of works.
Mail Art: Exhibition Materials. TARGET: EARTH, 1982 May
Poster. International mail-art exhibition "opposing nuclear proliferation and militarism, their causes and their motives... and promoting a non-nuclear future which celebrates LIFE." Organized by Lon Spiegelman (see Folder: 841-9) and Neal Taylor at Double Rocking G Gallery in Los Angeles, California.
Mail Art: Exhibition Materials. First International Mail-Art Manifesto, 1982 June
Mail Art: Exhibition Materials. REGISTRO, Muestra Internacional de Cultura Alternativa, Arte Correo y Nuevos Medios, 1982 July 30-1982 September 1
Flyer calling for contributions to the Registro "international exhibition of alternative culture, mail art and new media", deadline July 30 1982. Poster listing participants in exhibition, which ran for the month of September at the Instituto de Integracion Cultural (Institute for Cultural Integration) in Medellín, Colombia.
Mail Art: Exhibition Materials. Multimedia - UFRN, 1983 May 13-1983 May 16
Plain large cover. Sheet enclosed. Invitation to participate in a mail art exhibition at the Rio Grande do Norte Federal University in Natal, Brazil. Text in both Portuguese and English, lists people involved in organization, suggested media for submission, and contact details. Poster enclosed. Advertising exhibition running from May 16-28 1983. English half in white text on black background, Portuguese half in black text on white background.
Mail Art: Exhibition Materials. Mur des Communications, 1984 March 31
Cover ornamented with rubber stamp in red ink: logo of Radio-Télévision Brussels. A4 sheet enclosed. Invitation to participate in a mural mail art exhibition in Brussels, organised by Metallic Avau (see Folder: 757-60), deadline March 31 1984. Large poster (received separately). Photograph of installed mail art mural and list of participants. Date of exhibition unknown.