A large assemblage of mail art at Cleveland Public Library documenting the community that produced it from 1975 to 1985.

The Boulder Museum of Contemporary Art Exhibit features work in the theme "A Sense of Place."

"Democratic art as social sculpture" -- thesis by Michael Lumb. Long, but fascinating background on the mail art movement.

An article about the exhibition for Franklin Furnace called "Mail Art Then and Now" which was curated by Ronny Cohen. Included are articles about mail art by E.F. Higgins III, Valery Oisteanu and Carlo Pittore.

Online documentation of mail art project "Mail Art Show Reeperbahn" from the networkers Merlin and Hans Braumüller with the participation of 127 mail artists from 24 countries around the globe.

2860 works sent by mail from famous masters of modern art. Picasso, Dalì, Wharol, Mirò, Fontana, and Manzoni.

Education and resources for mailart, ATC's, postcards, envelopes, and artistamps.

Original mail art drawn by Marge Griffiths Busby in 1948 and 1949 and sent to her son who was serving during the Korean conflict.

Correspondence between Daniel Farrell and Richard Kegler, the site documents some of the hundreds of pieces from this 6 year project.

Mailart web site containing history, interviews and a large exhibit entitled, "The One World Postal Art Show."

Commentary, mail art history, and information on the Dead White Mail project.

The envelope is the museum. FAQ, gallery, library, and links.

Catalog for the exhibition "Ray Johnson" held at the Galleries at Moore, November 1-December 15, 1991. Provides a history of Johnson's career, as well as examples of his work. Part of the Galleries at Moore exhibition.

Introduction and documentation and for Sticker Dude's Limping and Soaring to the Millennium mail art call with gallery pages displaying 150 submissions.

An overview of the TAM-Rubber Stamp Archive which began in 1980. Information about rubber stamp prints by mail artists worldwide.

This site contains the documentation for art projects organized by Vortice Argentina and by other Argentinean artists including international mail art and visual poetry projects.

Snapshots, sketchbooks, letters and postcards from artists on vacation.