Showing posts with label Ruud Janssen. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Ruud Janssen. Show all posts

Friday, May 29, 2015

DKULTN versions sent out


Some special vesions with DKULTN were made and printed with stamps. They are sent out, and I will see if some of them come back, Because of the collecting habbits of some mail-artists, the papers are archived in other locations rather then sent back to the formal collection. That is why I also keep some prints in the collection that are unfinished, so I can document the process better with an upcoming exhibition.

5089 collection - Part 1


Ruud Janssen (Netherlands)









Moan Lisa (USA), Jack Latteman (USA), Ruud Janssen (Netherlands)


Ruud Janssen (Netherlands) , Uli Grohmann (Germany)


Ruud Janssen (Netherlands)


Monday, February 20, 2012

Pedro Bericat (Spain) and Ruud Janssen (Netherlands)


Pedro Bericat (Spain) from Mute Sounds, collaged some original rubber onto the sheet and made a collage out of it with his traditional stickers.

Litsa Spathi and Ruud Janssen


Beautiful interaction from Litsa Spathi (Netherlands, Germany, Greece) where she integrated her visual poetry on the paper.

Scanned the collection

A first step has been done with the sent in papers. I have scanned them all. Both front and backside. As promissed all the papers will be published in a publication to document the overview of Fluxus Rubberstamps the network is currently using.

Not focussing on just the traditional Fluxus stamps, but also on the new created ones. The communication is also part of the prints. I send them out, sometimes they travl the world, sometimes they get back to me straight away. I don't recycle them. I just keep it all together as one collection to be exhibited one of thee days.

Litsa Spathi and Ruud Janssen


Overview of rubber stamp prints by Litsa Spathi and Ruuf Janssen.

Thursday, March 31, 2011

Ruud Janssen (NL) , Ross Priddle (USA), Jennifer Kosharek (USA)


Some sheets that came in are colour xeroxed and returned to the participants. About 25 envelopes went out. Besides the colour xerox also a new sheet was included. The special TAM Rubberstamp Memo's are used twice. One is added to the original contribution and then xeroxed. The oder one especially added for the receiver.

This one was published on Ross Priddle's blog, so I know he received his copy.