There is no difference between excuses and
confessions. Why would anyone think you had suddenly
become reliable? 
--- "[ . vortice argentina . ]"
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Dear colleagues,
> 
> Please accept my apologies for Vortice Argentina's
> delay in forwarding its materials. As the person
> responsible for Vortice projects and events, I wish
> you to know the reasons behind such delays.
> 
> Back in 2001 a letter was sent to you all, signed by
> over 300 Argentine artists, stating the economic
> troubles our country was undergoing that not only
> affected mail art, but also a majority of Argentine
> participation in art events and contests abroad.
> 
> In addition, my own personal problems (including my
> father's death in June 2004), also account for
> Vortice's three-year delay in forwarding mail art
> materials.
> 
> The only annual event organized by Vortice Argentina
> is the "Mail Art Day". Information relating to this
> event is published on Vortice website, consequently
> anyone can have access to such data by simply
> visiting the site. Obviously, this is not what we
> promised! It was and still is our intent and our
> commitment to mail you all the appropriate
> documentation. And such thing could not be done.
> 
> Last March, a group of mail art artists  decided to
> take steps to solve our unending economic problems.
> Such decisions included the organization of Vortice
> Argentina as a non-profit association to enable
> Vortice to apply for grants and afford the expenses
> involved in the organization of our projects. The
> formalities are underway, and we will soon let you
> know about the completion of such procedures.
> 
> In spite of our economic constraints, and to the
> extent of my possibilities, I always replied the
> messages that were received due to our delays.
> Probably those of you living in a different context
> find it hard to understand that my replies sometimes
> took longer than expected.
> 
> For as long as my own situation (and the country's)
> allowed so, Vortice Argentina honored its commitment
> of sending you the documentation and the
> publications. Vortice's magazine was first published
> on a bimonthly basis, then, on a four-monthly basis,
> and finally, once a year. We used to forward some
> 300 copies of each edition, except for the last 4
> years (2001, 2002, 2003 and 2004). In all cases,
> priority was given to participants of each Mail Art
> edition.
> 
> Unfortunately, we haven't been able to publish the
> 2003 and 2004 magazines. However, I expect to be
> able to publish them this year and to send them to
> all relevant recipients.
> 
> Finally, you will understand that participating in
> an event is obviously different from organizing it.
> A participant pays for only one shipment, whereas
> organizers have to afford the cost of some 400
> shipments to all over the world. And our mail rates
> are currently very high, much higher that in the
> past
> 
> I just thought I had to share with you my own
> hardships, and obviously, Vortice's. I continue
> working toward the participation, organization and
> dissemination of Mail Art. This is what I've been
> doing since 1996, it is one of my main activities,
> my passion. Now a group of Argentine artists will be
> helping me out. 
> 
> I thank you all for your patience and understanding.
> 
> Cordially yours,
> 
> FGD
> 
>
...............................................................
> VORTICE ARGENTINA c/o Fernando Garcia Delgado
> Bacacay 3103, Buenos Aires, C1406GEE, Argentina
> te/ph: (+54-11) 4611-4293
> icq #: 67402059
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> www.vorticeargentina.com.ar
> www.museovorticista.com.ar
> www.vorticearchivo.com.ar
> www.poesiavisual.com.ar
> www.artecorreo.com.ar
> www.emailart.com.ar
> www.mailart.com.ar
> 
> 
> 
> [Non-text portions of this message have been
> removed]
> 
> 

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