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1. Own Publications, mostly poetry

Since 1981 multilingual books and brochures from the backpack about worldwide art projects.
Graphics, poetry, artists' portraits and travelogues. In richly illustraited small editions from 100 to 500 copies. With color artistamps and handcarved rubberstamp prints, postcards, gouaches, and found objects glued in every original handbound copy. Many catalogues and brochures on Correspondence Art projects with international contributions in mixed media prints. Photocopies, linocuts, perforations.
Representing the Mail Art network as contemporary art form with Dada and Fluxus as its roots.

Barbara Wehking und Peter Küstermann
"Der Bedrohliche Alltag - Lyrische Collagen l", 89 S.
Selbstverlag, Minden 1981
Poetry and color photos, out of print

Barbara Wehking und Peter Küstermann und BEC Poets
"Casually Inspecting the World", 40 S. (size A5)
Bec Press, London, 1982
Poetry and b/w collages
US $ 30.00

Barbara Wehking und Peter Küstermann
"Alles Liebe - Lyrische Collagen 11", 99 S.
Selbstverlag, Minden 1982
Poetry and color photos, out of print

Peter Küstermann and Friends
"Something to Declare - a Visit to Britain", 22 S. (size A5)
Writers Forum, London 1983
Poetry and b/w collages
US $ 30.00

Series: Angela & Peter on World Tour

 

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World Tour USSR

PART 2 USSR 1990
Format: 14,4 by 21 cm, 56 pages, stapled brochures, handaltered b/w and color copies, trilingual: English, German and Russian.
Three months travelogue of art experience and participation in the last year of the Soviet Union, between Leningrad and the Caucasian countries, from Minsk to the Chinese Sea.
With color rubberstamp prints, stamps, Found Objects and address list.
Circulation: 100 numbered and signed copies.
Out of print

World Tour South America

PART 3 South America 1991
Format: 14,5 by 21 cm, 76 pages, stapled brochures, handaltered b/w and color copies, trilingual: English, German and Spanish.
Three month of art experience and participation all over South America continent between the Amazon and Fireland, from Rio to the Andes..
With color rubberstamp prints, stamps, Found Objects and address list.
Circulation: 100 numbered and signed copies.
US $ 50.00

This series of publications can still be collected completely.
Until now parts 2 and 3 were published. Parts 1, 4 and 5 are in the making. Parts 6, 7 and 8 are being planned.

Angela and Peter Netmail
"Network Discussions", 51 S.
with Anna Banana/Canadada, Vittore Baroni/Italy, Nenad Bogdanovic/Serbia, Ryosuke Cohen/Japan, Bill Picaaso Gaglione/USA, Julia & Gyorgy Galantai/Hungary, Don Jarvis/England, Dobrica Kamperelic/Serbia, Sophia Martinou/Greece, Svetlana Mimica/Crotia, Jose Oliveira/Portugal, Carlo Pittore and Bern Porter/USA, Shozo Shimamoto/Japan and others
Image Lounge, Jakarta 1993 (editor Byron Black)
US $ 30.00

The Big Mail Art Book
Yearbook 92

Angela Pähler und Peter Küstermann
"Free Personal Deluxe Netmail Delivery - DNC Book 92", 380 S.
Selbstverlag, Minden 1992
Netmail Documentary Catalogue
Format: 21 by 29,5 cm, 400 pages, lumbacked, hand-altered b/w and color copies, multilingual, English comments.
Art travelogue about one whole year of art experience and participation all over the world as Mail Art postal carriers.
International compilation with colored rubberstamp prints, artist' stamp sheets, linocuts, sheets in mixed technique, found objects, address list with 350 entries, and comprehensive bibliography.
Congress discussion results and artists' portraits from 50 countries about the status quo of Mail Art as avantgarde. Encyclopedia, photo album, and travel diary.
Forwords by the Gerrnan Postal Minister, London Tate Gallery, and the Museum of Modern Art in New York. A rich well of material from the worldwide network that reaches as far as the post.
Circulation: 500 numbered and signed copies.
US $ 100.00

Networking Yearbooks

Art diaries about actions at home and on the move in the international network of correspondence art. These Yearbooks chronologically record the minute filigrane of the network's knitting processes in a broad variety of contributions.
The image of the colorful everday life of two typical networkers, full of diverse artistic activities, in a compilation with color rubberstamp prints, handmade artists' postage stamps and stickers, found objects dada-like glued in, gouaches, artists' envelopes, poetry, exhibition features and media reports - all that is multiculturalism live from the Finnish Swamp Academy to the German antifascist artistamp sheet.
150-200 pages, lumbacked, hand-altered b/w and color copies, English and German texts. Format 93: 14,5 by 21 cm, all others 20 by 30 cm, circulation: 100 copies

Angela and Peter Netmail
"Networking Yearbook 1993", 160 S.
Selbstverlag, Minden 1993

US $ 75.00

Angela Böke & Angela Pähler
"Open Air Gallery 1998", 46 S.
Selbstverlag, Minden 1998
Color documentation of the Open Air Project by Angela Netmail and friend. (Mail) Artists paint on large size billboards in Minden's city center: Merlin, Giovanni & Renata Strada, Rinus Groenendaal, Arnold Busch, Raúl López Garcia, Hans Braumüller, Emilio Morandi, Dawn Redwood and others.

US $ 75.00

Angela and Peter Netmail
"Networking Yearbook 1998", 160 S.
Selbstverlag, Minden 1998
This multifunctional volume documents one whole year's local-global networking creativity, linked to international projects, based at Culture Centre BOZ, and centred around the 1200th birthday of Minden 1 Germony: the Open Air Gallery with international art on public billboards, the collective film with 200 contributions for the jubilee from all over the world and the "Minden meets Minden Project".
Yearbook 98
US $ 75.00

Angela and Peter Netmail
"Networking Yearbook 1999", 160 S.
Selbstverlag, Minden 1999
US $ 75.00
Art in the City

This documentation gives a surview of our projects during the "Come-to-the-city"-week at Mail Art Mekka Minden with quite some surprises in our city: who would have expected your fancy dragon faxes in a storefront window or artistamps - and everything that the post delivered - in a public yellow phonebooth? These booths are made for watching ...

Another unexpected view for the city shoppers were peace wishes swinging among the leaves of the old marple tree on historic St John's churchyard in front of our culture centre BÜZ: immaterial wishes in the tree, next to the busy pedestrian zone where the very materialist wishes get fulfilied by the business world.

We are grateful to Minden's Marketing Corporation for sponsoring our art events as part of a countrywide program in 10 cities. The ministry of cultural affairs intended to attract shoppers back into the city centres th rough artistsic venues. Mail Art Mekka got supported as a typical feature of Minden's corporate identity. Notabene: Mail Art and money don't mix, but touch; we exhibit other's works, however do not sell them. They stay in the Netmail Archive.

These contributions changed viewing habits in our city. Take e.g. those Mindeners who applied to work on the incoming faxes for a shift putting them up in the shopwindow. Or the homeless man under the wishing tree who had passers-by note down their very personal wishes on a card to get them fulfilled through the tree. Promised. Like, "I wish my family would re-unite again", or "I hope to pass my exam", or "On my 40th birthday I wish to find' a loving partner at last". And above all, the wish for peace, not only in Serbia. lt also means more than the absence of war in our country and city. lt means the creative fulfilment of the space given through peace - not only as a chance, but as an obligation.

Cooperation with the business world proved effective in spite of mutual caution: fear of censorship on the artists' side, and fear of chaos breaking into their shiny fashion world on the sponsors' side. Neither happened. On the contrary, we experienced a lot of spontaneous help in dealing with the unexpected inherent dynamics of such projects. Result: one Telekom phonebooth remains inside Minden's "Obermarkt-Passage" for further Mail Art projects like "Welcome, Austria" and "Children's Mail Art".

Angela and Peter Netmail
"Art in the City - Ab in die Mitte", 350 S.
Selbstverlag, Minden 1999
US $ 75.00

Documentation of four projects in Mail Art Mekka Minden during September 1999: Dragon faxes in shopwindows, mailart in phonebooths, postcards peacetree for Serbia and video rabbit art. In cooperation with Minden Marketing