L'art Tampon - Stamp Art Gallery

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One of the stampsheets returned to the archive by Fluxus Artist Dick Higgins. He sent them with one of his letters during the Mail-Interview I did with him. For this intervies see: http://www.fluxusheidelberg.org/dhint.html for the text of the interview or go to:
http://www.fluxusheidelberg.org/ for more information about the Fluxus Heidelberg Center.

DaDa machine Fluxus

A nice combination. Above the original handcarved rubberstamp made somewhere in the 90-ies by Ruud Janssen. Used on outgoing mail in these years. Below it is placed on the poster of an upcoming performance at the Stendal Gallery in New York where also a selection of the TAM Rubberstamp Archive will be shown.

TAMned To Be A Tourist - Stamp from H.R. Fricker

This rubberstamp is a gift from H.R. Fricker for the TAM Rubberstamp Archive received in 1985. Hans-Ruedi always had special texts when it came to rubberstamps. This is e remake of his text "Damned to be a Tourist", made for the first Tourism events in 1986 when the DNC (Decentralized Networking Congress) was done for the first time.

Carlo Pittore - USA

San Francisco - 1996

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Fluxus, Mail-Art and Rubberstamps in New York

New Exhibition in New York

The collection of Stamp Sheets that was sent to San Francisco and now is located in Breda will soon travel again back to the USA. This time as part of the exhibition curated by John Held Jr. and Picasso Gaglione where they will exhibit all kind of works that once were shown in the Stamp Art Gallery. For further details see: http://stendhalgallery.com/?p=3395 and read the pressrelease.

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New Rubberstamp

New rubberstamp for the IUOMA. Printed on small papers and sent out to lots of Mail-Artistst already....

TAM RSA Newsletter - old edition 1996

The Newsletter of the TAM Rubberstamp Archive as it was published in 1996 and distributed into the network.

Bill Gaglione (USA) stamping the TAM collection

This is Bill Gaglione (USA) who visited together with John Held Jr. the TAM Rubberstamp Archive when it was located in Tilburg back in the 90-ies. Bill tried to stamp as much of the rubber as he could in his book. That book lateron was published in a limited edition