The early days of Mail Art (1995)

2015

Free electronic edition
Unnumbered pages, 29.5 x 20.8 cm.

Book chapter excerpt from “The Early Days of Mail Art. An Historical Overview”
University of Calgary Press, 1995.
Based on an article: “Mail Art History: The Fluxus Factor”, 1984.
Published in “Mail Art Then and Now,” special issue of
The Franklin Furnace Flue, Vol. 4.

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Artist

Friedman, Ken

Document (24 work / s)

Book's project

Fluxstationary

Letter

Freedom and Death

Correspondence / documentation /bio-bibliography

Fluxus and concept art

A Guerrilla Attach on Traditional Art Ideas

Omaha Flow Systems

Rethinking Fluxus

Letter to Jackie on Fluxus

Interview

Fluxus and Friends. Mailing List +Telephone Directory

Artist's Atelier

Working from Scores

The wealth and poverty of networks

Artistic Bedfellows

Fluxus thirty-eight degrees south: an interview with Ken Friedman

Freedom? Nothingness? Time? Fluxus and the Laboratory of Ideas

George Maciunas architect

The early days of Mail Art (1995)

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The early days of Mail Art (1995)