Gloomy Sundays

About this and that, my zines and other paper projects, and the strange and wondeful things I find in the mail. If only they delivered the mail on Sundays too...

Wednesday, August 17, 2011

KAIRAN Zine update Job, existential angst, the recent quake and my chronic laziness have temporarily taken my mind away from mail art-relate...

Monday, August 09, 2010

Mini Zine Gathering, Shinjuku, Tokyo, July 30th, 2010 One night after infiltrating the Tokyo Book Fair, I found myself in a small bar in Shi...

The Tokyo Art Book Fair 2010 On July 30th - August 1st the good folks at Zine's Mate (a Tokyo gallery/shop that actually has almost noth...

Tuesday, September 08, 2009

Hinchcliff/Johnson I saw the interesting movie Black, White + Grey: A Portrait of Sam Wagstaff and Robert Mapplethorpe , a James Crump docum...

Bizarrism #10 When Dann Lennard is not running after his daughter Jones (see below) he's probably amusing himself with such a zine. If p...

Isn't She Lovely This one arrived only a few hours ago. Dann Lennard and Helen Vnuk are the middle-class-looking weirdos who have been p...

Blackguard Are you tired of reading silly, badly drawn comics? Here’s something you might like – if you have nothing against sex, violence a...

Disconcerting Janell is hot. She has decided to publish her zine on a monthly basis and she has managed to keep the pace so far. Luckily her...

Dr. Danny Swank If you care about checking Dr. Swank’s page in wemakezines.ning.com, you will find the picture of a slightly weird but very ...

Wednesday, June 10, 2009

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Sunday, March 15, 2009

In Memory of a New Friend In 1998 I met through the post German mail artist Johannes Musholf. We happened to have a friend in common (not a ...

Tourism (2) I should have posted this one several months ago, but as the more faithful followers of this blog know all too well, I'm con...

Japan post I think I have mentioned before how wonderful the postal service in Japan is. They will deliver the goods no matter what, and wil...

Now, THIS is a mail art catalogue Once upon a time, paper ruled mail art. People wrote letters (imagine that), didn’t know what a computer w...

Madagascar!!! (the real thing) If you are a paper fetishist like me, you’ll better get Well, Here We All Are! Stories from Madagascar, Land...

Loserdom I must admit that my first impression of this zine wasn’t very positive. First of all, the cover was a confusing jumble. Even the ...

Bellarosa This is a very nice booklet I got last year from Mariano Bellarosa, a new mail art friend from Italy I met through the mighty soc...

AP! If you are a mail artist, I don't need to explain who is Vittore Baroni. If you don't know him, I guess the easier thing to do i...

Xerox The book you see below was published last year by German copy-artist Klaus Urbons to document his exhibition/project on xerography. ...

Greetings from Kanazawa I always say I love to live in Japan. Actually I should say I love Tokyo. I like big city life, to be precise. This ...

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