The TAM Rubberstamp Archive started in 1983 by sending out the first sheets into the network Ruud knew then, and is now over 35 years old. Still more contributions come in and only rarely the normal public can get a glimpse of what the archive contains. Several documentations about this archive are previously made, and online a large catalogue is available. (You can find an overview of all important details mentioned in previous publications (see also www.iuoma.org).
Labels: Donation, France, J.F. Chapelle
posted by Ruud Janssen @ 11:32 AM
The TAM Rubberstamp Archive started in 1983 by sending out the first sheets into the network Ruud knew then, and is now over 35 years old. Still more contributions come in and only rarely the normal public can get a glimpse of what the archive contains. Several documentations about this archive are previously made, and online a large catalogue is available. (You can find an overview of all important details mentioned in previous publications (see also www.iuoma.org).
Ruud Janssen, Mail Artist, publisher of mail-interviews, founder of the IUOMA & the TAM Rubber Stamp Archive, and basically all that has to do with mail art...
6 Comments:
C'est brillante! I got the shivers with delight about this rubber stamp. So smart, so very smart. I'd be tempted to try it, too. What an amazing J.F. Chapelle.
Yes, agree with you Mim. Very wonderful idea and gift.
wow such a good work and the thought is very good i like it.
Such a beautiful idea: something designed for mass production, yet denied that.
Thanks for sharing.
micidiale!
The stamp is still unused after that first time.
Post a Comment
<< Home