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Mail-Art CD's in the TAM-Archive Collection v 1.5 Overview of Mail-Art CD’s in the TAM Archives collection. This is just the rough data for each CD. Updated: Saturday, 15 November 2003 So far 44 CD’s are indexed in this document. TAM-Archive Curator: Ruud Janssen Postal Address: P.O. Box 10388 5000 JJ Tilburg Netherlands www.iuoma.org [email protected] CD collection about Mail-Art in TAM-Archive / Netherlands page 1 of 47 CD number : 2002.01 Title: Travelling – Arte Postal Publisher: Porte Portugal. Description: Self-made CD-ROM of a mail-art project done in Portugal in 2002. CD-R finished in March 2003. Sort of CD: CD-ROM / CD-R / CD-RW / DVD / Small size CD-R (20 minutes) Texts/Booklets: none Source/ Address: unknown Number of CD’s in 1 Archive: Copies sent to: - Copy received from: Organizer project Documentation of Yes project: Private published No Documentation: Other remarks: Well done digital lay-out of the works with a complete menu. CD collection about Mail-Art in TAM-Archive / Netherlands page 2 of 47 CD number : 1998.01 Title: Bureaus 1001 desks Publisher: Guy Bleus with centrum Beeldende Kunst Groningen – Netherlands Description: Documentation of a mail-art project by Guy Bleus – Belgium done for the Cultural centre in Groningen. Sort of CD: CD-ROM / CD-R / CD-RW / DVD / Small size CD-R (20 minutes) Texts/Booklets: Yes Source/ Address: Guy Bleus Administration Centre – 42.292 Postbus 43 3830 – Wellen Belgium Number of CD’s in 1 Archive: Copies sent to: - Copy received from: Guy Bleus / organizer project Documentation of Yes project: Private published No Documentation: Other remarks: Edition of 1000 CD’s was made. It is a Photo-CD-Rom with Photo-viewer. No special menu-structure was designed to watch the images. CD collection about Mail-Art in TAM-Archive / Netherlands page 3 of 47 CD number : 1997.01 Title: Eutopia – Mail-Art From the West Publisher: Guy Bleus / Province of Limburg – Netherlands Description: A beautiful designed CD-ROM of the mail-art project done by Guy Bleus. Co-work of Guy Bleus with Dre Devens Sort of CD: CD-ROM / CD-R / CD-RW / DVD / Small size CD-R (20 minutes) Texts/Booklets: Yes Source/ Address: Guy Bleus Postbus 43 3830 Wellen Belgium Number of CD’s in 2 Archive: Copies sent to: - Copy received from: Guy Bleus – Organizer Documentation of Yes project: Private published No Documentation: Other remarks: Edition of 1000 CD’s was made. It is a Photo-CD-Rom with Photo-viewer. No special menu-structure was designed to watch the images. CD collection about Mail-Art in TAM-Archive / Netherlands page 4 of 47 CD number : 1998.02 Title: On your own device – Mail art project Publisher: The Museum of Instant Images – Koning Willem II College – Tilburg Description: Mail-Art project done by Toon Joosen Sort of CD: CD-ROM / CD-R / CD-RW / DVD / Small size CD-R (20 minutes) Texts/Booklets: Yes Source/ Address: Toon Joosen ColorMii Beckershagen 15 4861 SE Chaam Netherlands Number of CD’s in 1 Archive: Copies sent to: - Copy received from: Organizer project Documentation of Yes project: Private published No Documentation: Other remarks: Edition of 500 copies was published CD collection about Mail-Art in TAM-Archive / Netherlands page 5 of 47 CD number : 1996.01 Title: The Artistamp Collection – Mail Art Networking Publisher: Guy Bleus Archives Description: Guy Bleus has a large collection of artistamps. With this CD he documented in a digital way his complete collection updated till 1995. Exhibition of the collection was done in Postal Museum in Brussels – 400 artworks are included Sort of CD: CD-ROM / CD-R / CD-RW / DVD / Small size CD-R (20 minutes) Texts/Booklets: Yes Source/ Address: Guy Bleus Administration Centre – 42.292 Postbus 43 3830 – Wellen Belgium Number of CD’s in 1 + 1 (there are 2 versions of the CD. One with an X and a different Archive: cover. Copies sent to: Juri Gik, Moscow, Russia (May 2003) ?, Poland. Copy received from: Guy Bleus Documentation of Yes project: Private published No Documentation: Other remarks: Both issues were printed in an edition of 600 copies (so total: 1200) CD collection about Mail-Art in TAM-Archive / Netherlands page 6 of 47 CD number : 1998.03 Title: THE FUTURE WORLD MAILART EXIBITION Da un’idea dei Testoni della Testata Publisher: COMUNE DI AREZZO ASS. SCUOLA E SERVIZI EDUCATIVI UFFICIO GIOVANI Description: Publication of a mail-art project in Italy. Well done design also in digital format. Collections of Artistamps, postcards and envelopes and also all credits are available in a menu-structure Sort of CD: CD-ROM / CD-R / CD-RW / DVD / Small size CD-R (20 minutes) Texts/Booklets: 2-pages Source/ Address: Commune di Are 220 Ass Number of CD’s in 1 Archive: Copies sent to: Gik Juri, Moscow, Russia. Copy received from: Progetto & realizzazione CD: Lucio Mag (Antica Bottega Digitale) Documentation of Yes project: Private published No Documentation: Other remarks: - CD collection about Mail-Art in TAM-Archive / Netherlands page 7 of 47 CD number : 1999.01 Title: The World of Artistamps – Dedicated to T. Michael Bidner Publisher: Artistamps Inc. – Canada Rosemary Gahlinger-Beaune Description: When Michael Bidner died, his collection of artistamps survived and was fully digitized. More than 200 artists originating from 27 countries were included Sort of CD: CD-ROM / CD-R / CD-RW / DVD / Small size CD-R (20 minutes) Texts/Booklets: yes Source/ Address: Western Canada Box 553 Lucan Ontario NOM 2JO – Canada Number of CD’s in 2 Archive: Copies sent to: Geert de Decker, Belgium (April 2003) Juri Gik, Moscow, Russia (May 2003) Copy received from: publisher Documentation of Yes project: Private published No Documentation: Other remarks: A great source for someone who wants to discover the width of a collection in artistamps. CD collection about Mail-Art in TAM-Archive / Netherlands page 8 of 47 CD number : 2001.01 Title: TAM-Rubberstamp Archive Publisher: TAM-Publications Description: The TAM-Rubberstamp archive has a large collection of sheets with prints of rubberstamps made in the mail art network. This is a first attempt to digitize the collection. Hundreds of sheets were scanned and placed on this CD Sort of CD: CD-ROM / CD-R / CD-RW / DVD / Small size CD-R (20 minutes) Texts/Booklets: No Source/ Address: TAM-Publications P.O. Box 10388 5000 JJ Tilburg Netherlands [email protected] www.iuoma.org Number of CD’s in 2 Archive: Copies sent to: Geert de Decker, Belgium (April 2003) Juri Gik, Moscow, Russia (May 2003) Copy received from: Own production Documentation of No project: Private published Yes Documentation: Other remarks: Private archived material. Only available for research. CD collection about Mail-Art in TAM-Archive / Netherlands page 9 of 47 CD number : 1999.02 Title: 1899 – Gezelle – 1999 Project by Guy Bleus – Poesia Visiva – net poetry – Cultuurcentrum Brugge Publisher: Guy Bleus – together with Cultural Center Brugge – Belgium Description: Documentation of a mail-art project by Guy Bleus in the Guido Gezelle-year 1999 – Belgium Sort of CD: CD-ROM / CD-R / CD-RW / DVD / Small size CD-R (20 minutes) Texts/Booklets: Yes Source/ Address: Guy Bleus Administration Centre – 42.292 Postbus 43 3830 – Wellen Belgium Number of CD’s in 2 Archive: Copies sent to: - Copy received from: Guy Bleus Documentation of Yes project: Private published No Documentation: Other remarks: Limited edition of 1000 copies was printed CD collection about Mail-Art in TAM-Archive / Netherlands page 10 of 47 CD number : 2001.02 Title: B – Netzine Publisher: Bruno Capatti Description: A documentation of Bruno’s Netzine and other digital stuff Sort of CD: CD-ROM / CD-R / CD-RW / DVD / Small size CD-R (20 minutes) Texts/Booklets: No Source/ Address: Bruno Capatti Via L. Luminasi, 22 40059 Medicina (BO) Italy Number of CD’s in 1 Archive: Copies sent to: - Copy received from: Bruno himself Documentation of No project: Private published Yes Documentation: Other remarks: - CD collection about Mail-Art in TAM-Archive / Netherlands page 11 of 47 CD number : 2001.3 Title: Ambiente : Le aree non Protette / Mail-art Publisher: Galleria Credito Valtellinese / Plazzo Zertoli – Italy Description: A 88-pages A4-sized book with hardcover to document a mail-art & art project. The CD-Rom included in the book contains texts, all mail-art contributions and lots of information Sort of CD: CD-ROM / CD-R / CD-RW / DVD / Small size CD-R (20 minutes) Texts/Booklets: Yes Source/ Address: www.creval.it Number of CD’s in 1 Archive: Copies sent to: - Copy received from: Organizers Documentation of Yes project: Private published No Documentation: Other remarks: A beautifully done documentation of a project. Mail-Art integrated in an official Art-Exhibition CD collection about Mail-Art in TAM-Archive / Netherlands page 12 of 47 CD number : 1999.03 Title: DOC(K)S – Un Notre Web – Serie 3 – 21/22/23/24 Publisher: Julien Blaine – VEC – FRANCE ISSN 0396/3004 Description: A 416 pages book with cover that describes all kind of mail-art sites that are active in the year it is published. The book contains a CD- ROM that includes all those sites. A time-captured documentation of the ever changing world of the Internet. The book was started with an invitation by Julian Blaine to send in the URL’s of where Mail-Art could be found on the Internet. Sort of CD: CD-ROM / CD-R / CD-RW / DVD / Small size CD-R (20 minutes) Texts/Booklets: Yes Source/ Address: DOC(K)S – VEC www.sitec.fr/users/akenatondocks Number of CD’s in 1 Archive: Copies sent to: - Copy received from: Julien Blaine Documentation of Yes project: Private published No Documentation: Other remarks: Beautifully done documentation and a historic book.
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