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Correspondance : Mail Art and Literary Appropriation in the 1920s

French Forum, 2013
Correspondance was one of the first Belgian Surrealist serials, produced over seven months in 1924 and 1925 by three Francophone writers, Paul Nouge, Camille Goemans, and Marcel Lecomte. (1) It was made up of twenty-two single-sheet tracts whose short, dense texts critiqued contemporary literary personalities, tendencies, and events.
Jan Baetens, Michael Kasper
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Troubling gender through mail art

International Journal of Inclusive Education, 2015
A persistent and troubling trend in teacher education programmes is how gender is constructed heteronormatively. Finding ways that challenge novice teacher thinking about gender and gender identities has proven to be difficult ([Grace, A. P., and K. Wells. 2006.
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Eternal Network: A Mail Art Anthology

Leonardo, 1994
This extensive anthology of texts related to the international mail art movement covers a whole purview of the field with 46 articles and correspondence poems by critics and practitioners. Includes an index of subjects and names, as well as a chronology of Mail art shows (1970-1994); listings of archives, collections, and magazines; and a description ...
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Junk Mail: An Affluent Art Movement

Art Journal, 1973
Every day about fifteen to twenty letters come to my door, of which one or two, if I am lucky, are addressed by human hands. The others, the circulars, advertisements, notices, appeals, invitations, have litte to do with my life or needs, and in every case, are unsolicited. These cajolings from the outside world are targeted at me and countless others,
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Is direct mail donor recruitment an art or a science?

International Journal of Nonprofit and Voluntary Sector Marketing, 1999
AbstractThis paper promotes the importance of proper post‐response analysis and highlights the critical elements to be analysed. The analysis elements discussed include: response measures, donation values, donation options, costs and return on investment.
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Cinderella and the Big Monster: Mail Art and the Museum

Konsthistorisk tidskrift/Journal of Art History, 2016
SummaryTaking the difficulties involved in presenting Mail Art in a museum context as its point of departure, this article explores the conditions that Mail Art imposes on its own display. After a short introduction to the art form as a genre, two theoretical positions vis-a-vis Mail Art are analysed and shown to leave the matter of its communication ...
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Mail art et envoi

2012
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Art and Identity in Mark Kalesniko's Mail Order Bride

MELUS: Multi-Ethnic Literature of the United States, 2007
In the mid-1990s Mark Kalesniko, a former Disney animator, turned to the graphic novel as his preferred medium of expression after the field of film animation made the transition to digital production. He attended the California Institute of the Arts in Valencia, California where he first encountered art's potential to take on profound social and ...
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Male Mail: A Survey of Men in the Field of Art Therapy

Art Therapy, 2007
The questions in this survey were designed to solicit concrete data as well as more speculative information from men who work in an art therapy capacity.
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Sustainability and creativity through mail art: A case study with young artists in universities

Journal of Cleaner Production, 2021
Irène Covaleda, Alexia Sanz Hernández
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