Mail-Art Books

All about Books and Publications connected to Mail-Art. Add information about books you have or have read.

Follow the link for an album with over 200 mail-art publications. Most are in selective archives and hard to get.

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  • Guido Vermeulen

    JUSTICE NOW book edition to document the project proposed by Peter Netmail (Germany) in 2012, numbered edition of 500

  • Guido Vermeulen

    Second FRIOUR EDITION of the year: artist book on FACES, the result of my black ink paintings on envelopes for the birthday project; 48 pages postcard size, numbered edition of 50.

  • Guido Vermeulen

    POSTAL SEANCE by Hendrik Drescher, result of mail art postcards to people who passed away

  • Guido Vermeulen

    POSTAL DISTANCES by Bernd Reichert (Mailworks Brussels) and Dominik Irtenkauf, numbered edition of 100, 2007

  • Guido Vermeulen

    FLUXUS by Bernd Reichert (Mailworks Brussels), edition of 75 by Tonerworks editions (Reed Altemus, USA)

  • Guido Vermeulen

    THE EMPRESS AND THE COSMONAUT by Bernd Reichert (Mailworks Brussels), 2008

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    POSTCARDS FROM THE SEA by Lynne Poirier and Wilma Duguay, Canada, 2009

  • Guido Vermeulen

    Networking Art by post and fax

  • Guido Vermeulen

    SIGNALIST Resarch Review, 2004, publication from Serbia

  • Guido Vermeulen

    Poems and visual poems, Dobrica Kamperelic, Serbia 2001

  • Guido Vermeulen

    The landing to the new era of planetary art by Dobrika Kamperelic, Serbia, Nolit editions

  • Guido Vermeulen

    RUBBER SOUL, rubber stamps and correspondence art by Sandra Mizumoto Posey, 1996, university press of Mississippi

  • Guido Vermeulen

    Sergio Monteiro de Almeida, Brasil

  • Guido Vermeulen

    Catherine Mehrl Bennett, Words and Junk book

    available on Lulu.com

  • Guido Vermeulen

    RED LIPS documentation book by Christine Tarantino, USA

    available on Lulu

  • Guido Vermeulen

    DEAR DIARY documentation book

    by Diane Keys, USA

    available on Lulu

  • Guido Vermeulen

    Worldbackwards, Russia documentaion book

    by John Held Jr, USA

    available on Lulu

  • Guido Vermeulen

    Arte Postale, Mail art book

    by Vittorio Baccelli (language Italian)

    available on Lulu

  • Guido Vermeulen

    25 years of activities in mail art book

    by Ruud Janssen, The Netherlands

    available on Lulu

  • Henry Denander (HankD)

    Julie Hagan Bloch: CARVING STAMPS (1997)

  • Guido Vermeulen

    REFLECTIONS III, a new compilation with birthday mania mail art, 48 pages postcard size with ink drawings

  • Guido Vermeulen

    Some of issues of the mail art zine KAIRAN, produced by Gianni Simone in Japan

    More on http://mailartinternationale.blogspot.com

  • Guido Vermeulen

    TAROT project book documentations by Alain Valet, Belgium

    More on http://mailartinternationale.blogspot.com

  • Guido Vermeulen

    Book documentation on mail art show in Havana Cuba, 1995

    additional materials dispatched by John Held Jr

  • Ruud Janssen

    two unique books to document Facebook work

  • Guido Vermeulen

    BILDERBRIEFE mail art. 

    Splendid book edition on the origins of mail art, from the archives of Staeck and friends.

    A selective approach but with excellent historic documents on how mail art was rebel art for all dictatorships in the world, focus on the former eastern german republic and south america.

    Texts are in german only, so a loss for all who cannot read that tongue.

    But for the rest: 140 pages of pure delight !!!

  • Ruud Janssen

    new book from Galantai - Hungary

  • Guido Vermeulen

    Brick of a book on the ESPERANTO mail art project

    Wolfgang Guenther, Germany

  • Heleen de Vaan

    Issued in 2008, but still available today, is 'Envelopes' by Harriet Russell. I would like to recommend it. She has a very creative mind, and did not write addresses on the envelopes in a common way, but made all kind of puzzles of it.

    Some excerpts from this very inspiring book:

     

    Great ideas, aren't they?!

    See here for more pictures of these envelopes published in this Mail-company challenging book. Most of them arrived safe and sound!

  • Heleen de Vaan

    Back- and front cover of the catalogue of the Mail Art exhibition 'Verzamelen / Collecting', in 2011 in the library of the Van Abbemuseum, Eindhoven, Netherlands.

    The catalogue has also been published online, see this url.

  • Guido Vermeulen

    Book edition from Daniel de Culla, Spain

  • TIZIANA BARACCHI

    AMBASCIATA di VENEZIA BOOKS

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    NEWS

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  • Guido Vermeulen

    Book90 pages A4, full color, artworks and all texts and photos of building up the first 4 exhibitions of the project

    Beginning goodbye end beginning

    proposed by Matthias Brugger and Doris Heldmaier in association with DIFSB in Germany

  • Heleen de Vaan

    Not a book about mail art specificly, but 1) the book has sent to me by mail, and 2) inside, on pages 30 and 31, there are some interesting mail related things.

    Besides that, the company has organised a contest on 'strange mail' (and my contribution made them send me books).

    Here some interesting mail artistic excerpts of this book:

  • Guido Vermeulen

    Full color documentation on the project Feed the Planet

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    Guglielmo Achille Cavellini

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  • G. Interforma

  • Roberto Bergamo

  • Heleen de Vaan

    Long live the second hand / antiquarian bookshops (and the internet to find them)!

    This historical book (with some wellknown names inside) is about the mail art scene in the former DDR. Very interesting to read (alas it's written in German only) and many interesting pictures.

    About mail art, mail artists in Germany and worldwide, about art, and about censorship by the national security (which might have changed since then in East-Germany, but which still exists in the present times in other countries, so 'history' is a relative concept).

  • Ruud Janssen

    Mail-Art szene DDR, one of my favorite books.

    Also show some traces of my connections with the former DDR back in the 80-ies.

  • Michael Leigh

    We spotted a nice thick paperback in a bookshop recently in Berlin called Art Postal  I think?  All the text was in German but lots of great pictures throughout.  Tried to Google it but no luck.  Anybody have that one?