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Action with rubber stamp sent by John Held Jr.

5/9/2018

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C. Goff III link
5/9/2018 14:31:32

I LOVE rubber stamps! Is a "publiventa" a marketplace of some sort? Did Mr. Held mention if he had visited this Kiosco? At the Inter Dada festival in San Francisco, 1984, there were a few people who had booths FILLED with rubber stamps for sale. These indeed were Kiosks worth a visit. Thanks for sharing Rafael!

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Rafael González
5/9/2018 15:13:18

It is very mysterious to me. I do not really know where that Kiosk is and if John Held Jr. has been there. Maybe Buenos Aires ... is it possible that Phillip Jeffries sent this through a John Held Jr. tulpa? Thanks for your comment, amigo!

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Hal McGee
5/9/2018 16:37:31

C3 is not yet a member of the Blue Rose Task Force, so he might not understand the significance of Buenos Aires, Phillip Jeffries and tulpas.

Rafael González
5/9/2018 18:55:08

Opssssss... WTH!

John Held, Jr.
5/9/2018 17:42:24

I visited Vigo &Marx in La Plata, Argentina, in 1991. Graciela Marx and I had some rubber stamps made up and at the shop, the owner gave me some scraps. Just came across them. Glad to see you put them to good use!

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C. Goff III link
5/9/2018 18:06:51

Thanks much for the input, Mr. Held! I, in fact, was acquainted with an Argentine Graciela in San Francisco during the mid 1980's. I believe I can hear Schwitters or Duchamp whistling somewhere nearby...

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C. Goff III
5/9/2018 18:11:12

...and one more interesting fact: Graciela was a Marxist. I'm not making this up either.

Rafael González
5/9/2018 18:43:17

I'm very glad you like it. Thank you very much for sending me beautiful art always!

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Rafael González
5/9/2018 18:50:29

It would be great if you wrote a little article about Vigo or your visit to Argentina for EC!

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Frank
5/10/2018 03:50:33

Nice work Rafael!

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Rafael González
5/10/2018 04:16:15

Bonjour! Merci beaucoup, Frank!

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    ​Rafael González
    ​Electronic Cottage
    Assistant Editor

    Failed meditation session of a compulsive
    coffee drinker


    In 1986, at the age of 16, I released Exenple,
    ​my first cassette of industrial music,  which I recorded with my 13-year-old brother under the name Brigada Nadie.

    I was a member of the futurist multidisciplinary group Equipo Estético Étika Makinal (or 3EM), and Spanish experimental noise band I.Q.C.M.

    Over the years I have created many solo and collaborative audio works.
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    ​In recent years I have turned my attention more toward visual and mail art. I like to create collages and rubber stamp art.

    ​email
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    La Laguna (Tenerife)
    Canary Islands, Spain

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