One of the earliest Mail-Art projects done by Ruud Janssen. The "TAM was here" started in 1983 and ended in 1986. A copy of a wall was sent out into the Mail-Art network to ask for interventions. The results were documented in a slideshow and on paper. The collection was exhibited at the Milkyway (Melkweg) in Amsterdam and at Artestudio in Ponte Nossa, Italy.
Saturday, September 30, 2006
Karla Sachse - DDR
Contribution from Karla Sachse, former Eastern-Germany (Berlin). In those days the wall was still deviding Berlin into two parts.
G. Albassi - France
Des McLean - USA
Henning Mittendorf - Germany
Louise Neaderland - USA
Contribution by Louise Neaderland - I.S.C.A.. She sent the contribution with her thank-you note to confirm the arrival of the "Snip-Xerox" project. My first mail-art project She also mentionens that she will publish something about the project in the April 1984 issue of the I.S.C.A.Quarterly. ISCA stands for International Society for Copier Artists. N.Y.C. - USA
Private World - USA
Pascal Lenoir - France
Loup Beau - France
Yacho - Poland
Thank You - note
Emillio Morandi - Italy
Anonymous contribution
Start of this new BLOG
This "TAM was here" is a new start in the documentation of my mail-art activities. It is one of my earliest mail-art projects which I will share with you in these digital ages. When he project was done (1983-1986), the computer was not that common for most mail-artist, let alone that there was the WWW for artists. The new generation of mail-artists can have a look at history in this blog......
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