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mail art received from Rafael González – June 4, 2018

6/6/2018

7 Comments

 
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ADD & PASS in-progress, by David Stanley Aponte, Elke Grundmann, Mikel Untzilla, Theo Nelson, C. Mehrl Bennett, Nicolas Malevitsis, and Rafael González
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"tribute to the CIA" by Rafael González
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Frank
6/6/2018 04:21:30

Very interesting! But, I've got a question, about the 'Add & Pass'...

Who decides when such a work is finished and what happens with the work after it's finished?

I mean, does it go back to the person who started it? Or it stays with the one who finished it?

Forgive my lack of knowledge about the subject.

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Rafael González
6/6/2018 04:55:41

Dear Frank, this is really a mystery. In principle the chain ends when a participant decides and in principle should return to the person who started the Add and Pass ... but everything can happen ... it also depends on the initial idea of ​​the project. I think I have not clarified much and apologize for my English. I repeat: it's a mystery.

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Frank
6/6/2018 07:33:27

Thanks Rafael! You explained very good last time, I just wanted to know a little more. Thanks again for further info! The subject really fascinates me. My wife told me to start a local project around here.

Rafael González
6/6/2018 08:36:36

My pleasure really! Your wife has had a great idea!

Rafael González
6/6/2018 05:09:35

"Tribute to the CIA" is inspired by Hal McGee. I'm doing other works about this matter

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Chris Phinney
6/6/2018 06:40:59

Very nice mail art Rafael!

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Rafael González
6/6/2018 06:52:48

Thank you very much Chris!

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