Fair bit that I know practically nothing about on this list, but I like it. 
If I might minutely introduce myself, I believe I have a confrerity 
with mailart in that upon adulthood and writing and making things 
the notion of mailing things anywhere always had some unexplainable
madness about it; even paying bills, who can resist illustrating
cheques, envelopes, the invoice, or filling out a tax return 
how not become intensely selective about transcribing 
the figures into the boxes, how not exalt in the liberty to add to 
the margin space? Letter to friends, contributors copies of magazines, 
"submissions" of poems, how not become obsessive 
with the envelope, nor stuff photos of nothing 
and outdated coupons into the mailing? 
Most extreme: soaked a letter to a friend in bacon grease over night 
so it was transparent. (He reported years later 
it had made a number of nearby items also transparent.)
Around 94 or 95, an underground mail art collective 
i think in fact from belgium mailed me beautiful bizarre things 
requesting work for a  european exchange network 
that i was told i was would never hear back from, 
on the subject of art and illegality. I sent it and have wondered 
for years what became of it, if anything. (Maybe it wasn't illegal enough ? 
It wasn't all that illegal, just odd. 

Anyway I'm glad to be added to this, and appreciate the moments 
of oblique friendliness from far away. Any of you who know how the 
past of the listgroup would be greatly thought of were you to 
recall great moments from ma-network when exchanges were at their best 
and reopen those threads of discussion with a new reply
that left some of the previous exchanges on the topic in place. 
(I belong to other listgroups and this is always a good thing to do.)

John Barlow, Oversion 9 

--- Clemente Padin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> Dear friend,
>                        thank you, very much, for your support to the 
> Guilllermo Deisler�s
> homage...!
> 
> You ask me for the postal strike... I remember that there was not mail art 
> strike but art
> strike. We supported the strike and carried out but by a only one day . If 
> you refer to the
> strike of the postal mail, I say you that it lasted it 3 months in 2004.
> 
> 
> Huelga de Arte, Plaza Fabini, Montevideo, Uruguay, Festival Latinoamericano
> de Arte en la Calle, 7 de Octubre de 1990
> Art strike, Fabini Square, Montevideo, Uruguay, Latin American Festival
> Art in the Street, October 7th, 1990
> 
> Fraternal greetings,
> 
> ----- Original Message ----- 
> From: "Mick Boyle" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To: <[email protected]>
> Sent: Tuesday, March 22, 2005 10:48 PM
> Subject: (",) Re: Call/Convocatoria Guillermo Deisler
> 
> 
> 
> 
> got it
> got it
> got it
> got it
> 
> By the way Clemente, what ever happened to the postal strike in
> Uruguay? Is it over? 
> 
> I think I need to learn more about Guillermo Diesler before I pay
> homage to him.
> 
> Be well,
> 
> Mick
> 
> --- In [email protected], "Clemente Padin" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Call Mail Art
> > Organized by: Clemente Pad�n and C�sar Reglero
> > 
> > Homage Guillermo Deisler: NO borders. YES intercultural
> > 
> > Deadline: October 21th, 2005
> > 
> > Technique and size: free
> > No Sale. No Jury.
> > Will be sent documentation to all the participants.
> > 
> > All the received works will be gone exposing on line in the Gallery
> BOEK 861 \"HOMAGE TO GUILLERMO DEISLER\"
> > 
> > Sending to:
> > BOEK 861
> > c/o Cesar Reglero
> > Apartado 861
> > Tarragona
> > SPAIN
> > 
> > For netartworks send by email to Cesar Reglero: [EMAIL PROTECTED] 
> > (Max. 99 KB and JPG)
> > 
> > Please, spread between your friends.
> >
> ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
> > Convocatoria de Arte Correo 
> > Homenaje a Guillermo Deisler: NO a las fronteras, SI a lo intercultural
> > 
> > Fecha l�mite: 21 de Octubre, 2005
> > T�cnica y tama�o libres
> > No venta, no jurado
> > Se enviar� documentaci�n a todos los participantes
> > Los trabajos ser�n expuestos en Galer�a BOEK 861 \"HOMENAJE A
> GUILLERMO DEISLER\"
> > 
> > Env�os a:
> > BOEK 861
> > c/o Cesar Reglero 
> > Apartado 861
> > Tarragona
> > ESPA�A
> > 
> > Por netartworks enviar por email a Cesar Reglero: [EMAIL PROTECTED] 
> > (Max. 99 KB and JPG)
> > 
> > Por favor, difunda entre sus amigos.
> > 
> > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
> 
> 
> 
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