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The ''Going Postal'' zine functions as a paper gallery showcasing the results of the ''Going Postal'' [[mail art]] project hosted by TangleCrafts from January to August 2010. Participants were asked to submit Artist Trading Cards with their interpretation of three themes: postage, postal or mail art. Mini-zines of the contributions (right) were issued as the project progressed, as documentation for participants. | The ''Going Postal'' zine functions as a paper gallery showcasing the results of the ''Going Postal'' [[mail art]] project hosted by TangleCrafts from January to August 2010. Participants were asked to submit Artist Trading Cards with their interpretation of three themes: postage, postal or mail art. Mini-zines of the contributions (right) were issued as the project progressed, as documentation for participants. | ||
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Revision as of 20:17, 8 August 2011
Going Postal is a 36 page, A6 (quarter-size) zine by Su Mwamba, and was first released in September 2010.
The Going Postal zine functions as a paper gallery showcasing the results of the Going Postal mail art project hosted by TangleCrafts from January to August 2010. Participants were asked to submit Artist Trading Cards with their interpretation of three themes: postage, postal or mail art. Mini-zines of the contributions (right) were issued as the project progressed, as documentation for participants.
Contributors included Penelope Harris, among others.
