Wednesday, December 19, 2007
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Mail-Art Discussion Archive
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2007
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December
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- 38) grubby worn-out sock - mail art ?
- 37) Addicted to Mail-Art?
- 36) How do you feel the Internet will effect the f...
- 35) Do you believe that computer generated mail ar...
- 34) Why do mail artists use the computer as a tool...
- 33) Thesis on Mail-Art
- 32) How does one stop with Mail-Art?
- 31) Is the Father Christmas a mailartist?
- 30) The older Mail-Artists Generation
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- 29) Sell your archive?
- 28) Mail-Art and language
- 27) Mail-Art and Money don't mix
- 26) In Between Results
- 25) Is it allowed to throw away mail-art you recei...
- 24) THE MAIL ART IS A GAME OR IS IT SERIOUS ?
- 23) What isn't Mail-Art
- 22) This is Mail Art
- 21) and this is definitely mail art!
- 20) ... and is this mail art ??? ...
- 19) Why all the fuss about what IS or ISN'T mail a...
- 18) ... is this mail art ??? ...
- 17) Is Mail-Art guilt-free?
- 16) Old and New Mail-Artists. What Rules and which...
- 15) Was mail art rejected in galleries in the 1970...
- 14) Four questions from Rachel
- 13) What direction do you believe mail art will ta...
- 12) What makes art Mail Art?
- 11) What do you get from doing mail art?
- 10) Why do you do mail art?
- 9) The Mail-Art Network Expanding or getting small...
- 8) Is this Book Mail-Art?
- 7) ... historians in art ignore mail art ? ...
- 6) No Questions? Just start to ask....
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1 comments:
Positive: more people learn about mail-art and discovered it. new generetion started to send out mail-art
Negative: the old mail-art is becoming too expensive compared to ne costs of new communication tools. The 'mail' that travels slowly is becoming slowly obsolete.
Just two items that come up in my mind.
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