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The Mail Art Box: An analog to digital postal service
2017 IEEE International Conference on Consumer Electronics (ICCE), 2017This paper introduces an interactive media art work called the Mail Art Box that converts a handwritten message to a digital message to be transmitted to another person digitally. This paper explored the technology of taking a postcard picture in the embedded system and sending it via a wireless communication network.
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ARTMargins, 2012
The testimony of a personal participation in the mail art network is presented together with and the characteristics of mail art, that emphasizes communication over market interests during the period of dictatorship in Latin America. The relationship with artists from Eastern Europe and colleagues from Latin America is the main focus concerning the ...
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The testimony of a personal participation in the mail art network is presented together with and the characteristics of mail art, that emphasizes communication over market interests during the period of dictatorship in Latin America. The relationship with artists from Eastern Europe and colleagues from Latin America is the main focus concerning the ...
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Fannies and fanzines: Mail art and fan clubs in the 1970s
The Journal of Fandom Studies, 2015Abstract This article observes and explores the rise of a particular type of fan club the fan club as an artistic form. It addresses why the fan club became a popular format for artists to appropriate in the 1970s in the United States and Canada, especially in the international correspondence art scene, where participants used the mail ...
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Mail art: networking without technology
New Media & Society, 2009Focusing on the mail art movement and its legacy for other forms of networked art, this article looks at how historically, culture has accompanied technological change.The mail art movement provided separate but fertile ground to explore themes of disembodiment in a networked society prior to spread of digital technology.
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