Add & Pass from liketelevisionsnow (Tamworth, New Hampshire, USA)

[De Villo Sloan]

Mail art by liketelevisionsnow (Tamworth, New Hampshire, USA)

April 10, 2015 - As some of my recent postings testify – and this work sent by liketelevisionsnow affirms – the add & pass is alive and well as one of the mail art network’s most original forms. The pleasing aesthetics and fine use of the cryptic as well as the absurd often present in the work of liketelevisionsnow are evident in this “starter” document.

I will be sure to add and pass along to an appropriate party.

liketelevisionsnow is currently hosting an interesting mail art call entitled “Privacy is the Next Revolution.” I think that is a FAB concept, and the work is already arriving:

http://privacyisthenextrevolution.blogspot.com/

If you would like to participate, an address is immediately and clearly visible here:

http://iuoma-network.ning.com/group/privacy-is-the-next-revolution

As ever, many thanks to ltvs!

[Gü]

I'll be sure to donate all bricks to the builders where there may be a shortage. They have about 4 houses to go opposite me. there's only 20ish houses planned for my street and it's taken 6 years so far! Well, it is an eco development.  

[De Villo Sloan]

Fluxus Event Score:

All IUOMA members mail bricks to Gina Ulgen.

(Now that's a "happening")

[Gü]

Wish I could 'Favorite' your comments.

[De Villo Sloan]

I'm just scanning in the most recent one received from you, Bhomas.

Well, if like 1,000 people send Diane Keys (DKult) mail with postage due that might begin to cover all the people she has stiffed.

The early Fluxus people mailed bricks to the Museum of Modern Art. That was a good disruptive strategy.

[Mail Art News]

That would be funny. Maybe we could get a group together that floods one person a month with mail art.

I did mail you an add & pass today, but not this one.

[De Villo Sloan]

Good to know, Bhomas. You're a regular bull dozer. 

Don't send it to me, and I won't send this one to you.

Maybe we should pull a prank on someone and send them both to that same person. Then they would have to do the same add & pass twice. Would that be funny?

[Mail Art News]

I got one of doughs, simyoolar