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Ummm this may not be the best place to ask this question but....Would anyone like a few (4) issues of Printmaking Today? If you're not familiar with PT, it's a British publication and somewhat staid. Not a lot of flash. But perhaps some useful info or inspiration for printmakers. Let me know.
Ruud: I just might, but they may ask you to support my claim.
Mim: good luck with the latest influx.
VMH
Apply for a Guiness Book of Records entry. That would make it complete!
You get the prize for the Sigean branch of IUOMA for biggest and smallest/shortest. Good job, Val. By the way, I've welcomed all the new people posted yesterday, from whenever Ruud started back adding people. Whew. Got response from 2 already.
My one-day-only-telephone-box Exhibition must be one of the smallest and shortest too.
Thanks again, Ruud.
I will moderate my claim along the lines of 'one of the largest Mail Art exhibitions in recent years'.
That should be OK, I think.
Val
Guy Bleus did projects (also one off with exhibitions and books to document it) with thousands of participants in the 80-ies and 90-ies. ou can claim the biggest. Knowing history tells another story. Ruud.
p.s. more larger projects were done. Even the first Omaha Show (a fluxus event) that started all these exhibitions was larger.
Thanks, Ruud.
Mine is a one off exhibition, not an on-going project. So -- unless anyone tells me otherwise -- I WILL claim it is the biggest ever.
I have now more than 1100 postcards.
The projects by Guy Bleus (Belgium) used to have more than 1000 participants. But for the current time it surely is a huge project.
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