Category: Mail Art

Entry 1149 — Mail Art Specimen from Guillermo Deisler « POETICKS

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Entry 1149 — Mail Art Specimen from Guillermo Deisler

One of the finest mail artists and visual poets I’ve known about was Guillermo Deisler, who died in 1995, only 55.  One of his efforts was among the pieces Crag sent me.  Here it is, front and back:

Deisler01a

Deisler01b

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Stephen Perkins « POETICKS

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Entry 1157 — SASE from Stephen Perkins

Saturday, July 20th, 2013

I met Stephen Perkins at an Underground Press conference in Chicago.  Back around 1990, I vaguely recall.  Nice guy, prominent in mail-art circles.  I’ve lost track of him since, as I have of many others.  Anyway, among the items in my SASE mail art collection from Crag is this envelope-with-attachment, front side sown first:

CompanyConfidential1Front

Verso of attachment piece:

CompanyConfidential1-Attachment

 

And the other side of the envelope, sideways:

CompanyConfidential1Back

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Entry 1202 — An SASE from Tallahassee « POETICKS

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Entry 1202 — An SASE from Tallahassee

Here’s another SASE from the mail art project to get me through another entry:

FranFront

 

 

FranBack

Fran Rutkovsky is another mail art name familiar to me.  I used to see (and very much enjoy) stuff by her in Lost & Found Times.  Elsewhere, too, although just whereelse, I can no longer remember.

I’m having another bad day.  Still having e.mail problems.  Still waiting to find out f Staples can retrieve the data on my crashed external hard drive.  I’m having trouble with a set of long division poems I had what seemed 24 hours ago a great idea for.  Oh, well, things could be worse.

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This entry was posted on Tuesday, September 3rd, 2013 at 12:00 AM and is filed under Fran C. Rutkovsky, Mail Art. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed. You can leave a response, or trackback from your own site.

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