David Alan Goldberg

Male

Charlotte, NC

United States

Profile Information:

Mail-Artist since:
1985
My Website (without http://):
http://dagdoodles.blogspot.com
Why I am involved in Mail-Art:
I created a steady stream of handmade postcards from 1985 until 2002, mostly under the pseudonyms of Blackbeard and DAG. Mail art 'zines such as Beatniks from Space, MalLife, and Outre provided my inspiration back in the 1980s.

I love writing to friends, acquaintances, and total strangers. I love to create conversation pieces with my own two hands.
My Mail-Adress (snail and/or E-mail)
David Alan Goldberg (DAG)
Peripheral Theater
2916 Marlowe Avenue
Charlotte, North Carolina
28208
USA

Comment Wall:

  • Toni Hanner -- tonipoet

    Welcome David!

  • Ruud Janssen

    Welcome to the IUOMA!

  • David Alan Goldberg

    Hello, all! My sincere greetings to the IUOMA!
    Building from a slow start... I have eight images posted. More in the next few days. Hello from North Carolina!
  • Richard BAUDET

    Welcome David Alan !

  • Helena Gath

    Welcome David Alan..!
  • Carlos I. Botana

    MAILART PROJECT

    Las Meninas by Diego Velázquez
    Size: Free
    Technique: Free
    Deadline: August 15, 2016
    Exhibition: September, 2016
    No sales. No jury. No return
    The work is publisehed in the "blog": mailartlasmeninasdecanido.blogspot.com
    Send your work to:
    Carlos I. Botana
    C/. Javier López López
    Nº 11 - portal 2 - 3º E
    15009 - A Coruña - Spain
  • Mandy Fariello (FarStarr)

    Welcome!

  • De Villo Sloan

    Hey David - wow - Beatniks from Space, Gerry Reith (Neutron Gun), Mike Miskowski's MaLLife, Jake Berry and Outre - those are certainly ground zero for me. Great times. I'll go back in the archives and see if I can figure out who you are, as it's not ringing a bell at the moment.

    Check out Borderline Grafix (TX) here at IUOMA. He is linked to some of those zines and some Neoist activities. John M. Bennett, Ficus and others are also here - probably you found them.

    Keep in touch, DVS

  • Ficus strangulensis

    WOW! Just checked out the images you've posted! YOW!

    I got started with W.C. ["DaDa Bill"] Paulaskas of Queens, NY in ~1991 slamming with the Lost in Wallpaper Poets on a BBS.

  • Ficus strangulensis

    It was a Citadel BBS, before internet, dialup, one-customer-at-a-time. The metaphore was a castle of mansion of rooms in which we 'poets' wd leave messages, often snarky, for each other and where I felt the need to appear powerful so named myself Ficus strangulensis.

    Paulauskas issued cassettes, at least one of which I [think I still] have, "How to Love the Rotting Cadaver #9" which was a recitation of computer generated text as it rolled off a screen backed by Tuvan throat singing.

    Paulauskas had pieces performed by DaDa NY, wrote poetry I enjoyed and published in TRANSMOG my first publishing adventure which lasted a few years ~91-96.

    About this time, I started doing cutups separating texts into ~ 4" lines and repurposing. My 'ouvre' resides now in the OSU Library Avant Writing collection c/o John M. Bennett.

    I'll look for the 'rotting cadaver' tape, and if you can play cassettes, will send you one. If not, I can transfer it to mp3 but with my legendary laziness, that may not happen near-instantaneously.

    Y'r [new] ol' Bud,   Fike

  • Severino Domenico

    Hello David,thank you for friend.

    Regards fromPompeii!!!

    -domenico.

  • Angelica Paez

    Ditto DAG!
  • Bruno Cassaglia - poetArtist

    Hello dear friend, I ask friendship? I can no longer ... I embrace you, Bruno

  • Bruno Cassaglia - poetArtist

    Grazie!  un fraterno abbraccio!  W LA MAIL ART E LA PACE FRA I POPOLI!   W IUOMA !!!!   Bruno

  • Bruno Cassaglia - poetArtist

    il mio inglese è molto peggio! non so nulla!  uso il traduttore on line...

  • Grethe Bjørnhaug

    Thank you! nice danish by the way :)

  • Grethe Bjørnhaug

    Good idea, because the Scandinavian languages are similar. I understand both Norwegian and Swedish :)

  • Erin Young

    Hi David, thank you for your friendship, I look forward to exchanging art with you :) See you in the mail!!

  • Amy Irwen

    Welcome to IUOMA David!
    Message me your snail address and I will get something out to you.
  • Amy Irwen

    Thank you David...ninja warrior *!*
  • Angelica Paez

    You're welcome David!  That is the first postcard collage I have sent without putting it in an envelope.  The post office did mark it up a bit, but I think it survived well enough.  And why is it that junk mail arrives pristine, but mail art looks like it was dragged through the street?

  • Minneapolis Gnome

    Thanks for the friend add, David, and welcome to IUOMA!

  • Angelica Paez

    Thanks for the info!  As long as you liked it, that's all that matters. 

  • Brooke Cooks

    I'm glad you enjoyed my ma.  I really enjoyed sending it.  See you in the mail.

  • Carlos I. Botana

    MAILART PROJECT

    Las Meninas by Diego Velázquez
    Size: Free
    Technique: Free
    Deadline: August 15, 2016
    Exhibition: September, 2016
    No sales. No jury. No return
    The work is publisehed in the "blog": mailartlasmeninasdecanido.blogspot.com
    Send your work to:
    Carlos I. Botana
    C/. Javier López López
    Nº 11 - portal 2 - 3º E
    15009 - A Coruña - Spain
  • Alana Schlotter

    You're welcome! Doing a piece of mail-art that was not the 'normal' shape was fun to do....

  • Bruno Cassaglia - poetArtist

  • Deb Douglas

    Fun stuff going in and out on your page.  Thanks for connecting! Hello.thank.you.jpg

  • Grethe Bjørnhaug

    I've sent you something today, please let me know when you receive it :)

  • Toni Hanner -- tonipoet

    Wow! Two cards from you on the same fabulous day! I must be living right! I love the blue and yellow painted image that looks like a skull to me although sort of a silly one, not spooky at all. If it's not a skull and is intended to be a portrait of your aunt Drusilda, I apologize. Anyway, I like it a lot. And of course the bunny is fantastic. I love the ID of "Hi! I'm an ear!" just in case there was any doubt. I think this is the first bunny anyone has sent me so I'm very pleased with it. Thanks for palling up with me!
  • Toni Hanner -- tonipoet

    poor aunt Dru....I should send her a card....
  • Susan McAllister

    Your postcard arrived today. Thanks so much.
  • SamaLama

    DAG thank you for the postcards they are excellent. I enjoy the bright colors. i will be sending you something very soon. Cheers! -SamaLama