Showing posts with label New Generation. Show all posts
Showing posts with label New Generation. Show all posts
Friday, February 19, 2010
76) More Mail-Art projects?
On the website for Mail-Art projects I notice that the number of started mail-art projects is increasing. New mail-artists start with new projects which start on websites like these and don't use the mail for spreading the project news. Documentation is also published on websites. Is this the new Mail-Art Projects reality and do you like this developement?
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Documentation,
Increase,
Like,
New Generation,
Projects,
Websites
Saturday, January 30, 2010
75) Has Mail-Art changed?
The new generation that does "Mail-Art" might have a different perception of this art-movement than the older generation that has participated for decades. Is that true?
Tuesday, June 16, 2009
66) Are there too many blogs?
Nowadays there are so many blogs that everybody is posting but no-one really has the time to go to all the other blogs. Communication is slowly coming to a new point where the blogs are taken over by social networks. Do you agree?
Friday, November 16, 2007
16) Old and New Mail-Artists. What Rules and which Network?
Mail-Art means something different to everybody that works in this field. Some have experienced the changes over the decades, were in contact with the first generation who started it all. Some have only discovered Mail-Art a few years or even moths ago and start to discover the many aspects of it. The basic aspect is that people have the need to communicate and to create. The process of sender and receiver, the use of communicationforms. The 'old' generation always communicated with the snail-mail system, mayby integrated with the FAX and telephone. Computers only became available end of the last century, and the experimenting started. The 'new' generation grows up with computers and discover this almost anarchistic art-form called mail-art. The 'unwritten rules' that mail-art follows have been written down many times, but every newcomer can write his own rules. The essence is that he/she will become the center of the new created network of which he/she will be part. When we talk about 'the Network' we sometimes forget that everybody means a different network. My network is limited by the people I know and the information I get. That is a different network compaired to the one my correspondents know.That is probably the charme as well of the Mail-Art network. Through every contact you are able to discover a new aspect of the Network, and follow the path you find. Mail-Art is a discovery-path.
Labels:
Network,
New Generation,
Old generation,
Rules
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