Mail Art / Correspondence Art

Considered the precursor of net art, the Mail Art movement is based on the principle of sending small-format works by mail. The origins of Mail Art, also known as Correspondence Art, lie in the 1960s, when artists sent postcards with poems or drawings by mail instead of exhibiting or selling them through traditional channels. Mail art can take a variety of forms, such as postcards, packages, faxes, emails, or blogs.
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10 days | Bonhams
MARCEL DUCHAMP
Lot 33 Dada 1916-1923, Sidney Janis, April 15 to May 9 , 1952
Lithograph in colors on thin wove paper, the full sheet, framed

€ 2,800 - 3,700
10 days | Bonhams
MARCEL DUCHAMP
Lot 35 Le Surréalisme en 1947 (Prière de Toucher) , 1946
Book with collage of foam rubber, pigment, velvet, and cardboard adhered to removable cover, ink stamped '5' on the justification page

€ 19,000 - 28,000
15 days | Christie's Online
ON KAWARA
Lot 117 I Got Up , 1975
ink on postcard and chromogenic print

€ 2,800 - 4,700
16 days | Bukowskis Stockholm
Marcel Duchamp
Lot 733 Konsten i rörelse , 1960
Ashes on paper

€ 26,000 - 30,000
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