Organizer(s): Summers, Rod – Ever Arts
Location: Maastricht, The Netherlands
Date: 1992
Number of participants:
Document(s): Call, Reports
Source(s) of the listed documents: Artpool
Organizer(s): Fricker, H.R. – Stephen Perkins – Peter W. Kaufmann – Crackerjack Kid
Location: Worldwide
Date: 1992
Number of participants:
Document(s): Various documents
Source(s) of the listed documents: Artpool
Available for research at Artpool: Various documents
Comment: See the partial listing of the congress sessions in the framework of DWNC92 here.
“During the second – Decentralized Worldwide Networker Congress (DNC 92), there were much more, around 400 congress sessions, thanks to new forms of activity included (only Peter Küstermann and Angela Pähler had around 170 meetings in 35 countries, also telefax congresses were organized (John Held Jr.), telephatic ones (Crackerjack Kid’s Metanet Congress), and some other networks were included (like alternative publishers, computer bulletins, independent cassette production etc.) Many congress statements were sent which were partially published by Stephen Perkins.” Andrej Tisma
Organizer(s): Reglero, César (El Taller del Sol)
Location: Compiegne, France
Date: 16 March-30 April, 1992
Number of participants:
Document(s): Catalog
Source(s) of the listed documents: Artpool
Available for research at Artpool: Catalog
Organizer(s): Chabot, Emilio Heredia
Location: Consejo Nacional de la Cultura, Fundafez, Ipostel, Fundacion Banco Industrial de Venezuela
Date: 17 July, 1992-?
Number of participants:
Document(s): List of Participants
Source(s) of the listed documents: Artpool
Available for research at Artpool: List of Participants
Organizer(s):
Location: UBC Fine Arts Gallery, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
Date: 30 October-28 November, 1992
Number of participants:
Document(s): Catalog, Invitation postcard
Source(s) of the listed documents: Artpool, Monoskop
Available for research at Artpool: Catalog, Invitation postcard
Organizer(s): Reglero, César (El Taller del Sol)
Location: les Voltes del Pallol, Tarragona, Spain
Date: 10-15 July, 1992
Number of participants:
Document(s): Articles, Catalog
Source(s) of the listed documents: Artpool
Available for research at Artpool: Articles, Catalog
Organizer(s): Boschi, Anna
Location: Prima Pagina Gallery, Bologna, 11-30 April, 1992; Citta di Spoleto, 22 August-6 September, 1992; Avida Dollars Galleria D’Arte, Milano, Italy, 21 December, 1992-8 January, 1993
Date: 1992-1993
Number of participants:
Document(s): Catalog, Text
Source(s) of the listed documents: Artpool, Anna Boschi
Available for research at Artpool: Catalog
Organizer(s): Tisma, Andrej
Location: Cultural Center Gallery, Belgrade; Novi Sad; Sombor; Zrenjanin; Sremski; Karlovci; Pristina; Nis, Yugoslavia
Date: 1988-1992
Number of participants: 375, 30 countries
Document(s): Catalog
Source(s) of the listed documents: Artpool
Available for research at Artpool: Catalog
„It was Tisma's largest project with 375 participants from thirty countries with thousands works send in. The idea of the project was proposed by a cosmetics factory from Osijek in Croatia, who wanted to sponsor the project. Tisma accepted on two conditions, namely that the documentation was a full colour book and they will send the invitations. They accepted and the project as an homage to nature started in 1988 and lasted one year. After colleting the material in 1989 the preparations for the book started, Pierre Rouve a professor and art historian from London was engaged to write an essay on Mail-Art as a foreword. And a young ecologist from Novi Sad was engaged to write on the catastrophic situation in the world. Tisma himself wrote an introduction about the project and searched for a printing-house. But situation was changing in Yugoslavia towards a civil war in Croatia when it became independent in 1991 and the contact with the cosmetics factory became lost. It made that Tisma had to search for other sponsors, yet he was able to exhibit the project in the summer of 1992 in Belgrade's 'Cultural Center Gallery'. It was soon after the cultural blockade was imposed and the project did receive interest by the media. Afterwards the show went to Novi Sad, Sombor, Zrenjanin, Sremski, Karlovci, Pristina, Nis,.... all over Serbia during the years of the international cultural blockade. Thanks to twelve other sponsors the catalogue could be printed and send to all the contributors.” Source: Atisma.com
Author(s)/Editor(s): Crackerjack Kid (Chuck Welch)
Publisher: Hanover, New Hampshire, USA
Date: 1992-1994
Number of participants:
Document(s): Issues, Articles
Source(s) of the listed documents: Artpool, Crosses.net, Printed Matter
Available for research at Artpool: Issues, Articles
Comment: Netshaker was a bimonthly Mail Art Networking zine.
„Netshaker On-Line, became Internet’s first mail art cyberspace electronic magazine on January 1, 1994 when Crackerjack Kid organized a group of Telenetlink facilitators who forwarded Netshaker On-Line to Prodigy, CompuServe, and America Online subscribers. Issued bimonthly, Netshaker On-Line is accessible by contacting Crackerjack Kid at cathrynl.welch at dartmouth.edu or by mailing inquiries to P.O. Box 978, Hanover, NH 03755. A hard copy version of Netshaker is available by writing to Netshaker, P.O. Box 978, Hanover, NH.” (Chuck Welch)
Organizer(s): Passos, Joice Gumiel – Lucy Manso
Location: Mezzanino da Estacao do Metro Estacio de Sa, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Date: 2-26 June, 1992
Number of participants:
Document(s): Catalog, List of Participants, Article
Source(s) of the listed documents: Artpool
Available for research at Artpool: Catalog, List of Participants, Article
Organizer(s): Ford, Simon
Location: National Art Library, Victoria & Albert Museum, South Kensington, UK
Date: 20 March-10 August, 1992
Number of participants:
Document(s): Catalog
Source(s) of the listed documents: Artpool
Available for research at Artpool: Catalog
Comment: The exhibition is referring to the Neoist magazine, Smile
Organizer(s): Baroni, Vittore
Location: The Stickermann Museum, E.O.N. Building, Viareggio, Italy
Date: January-December, 1992
Number of participants:
Document(s): Catalog
Source(s) of the listed documents: Artpool
Available for research at Artpool: Catalog
