| |
Clemente Padin - Mail Artist from Uruguay
Clemente Padin, Visueller Poet und Mail Art Netzwerker aus Uruguay. Eröffnete die Ausstellung "Help Me to Paint" von Hans Braumpüller mit seiner Perfomance "Help Me To Stick", Galería Posada del Corregidor, Santiago de Chile, 1995.
|
Arte Postal en Latinoamérica por Clemente Padín
Se
conoce como Mail Art o Arte Postal a las manifestaciones
artísticas transportadas por los servicios postales que, en cierta
medida, puedan alterar el sentido dispuesto que el creador, correspondiéndole
dicha operación a los avatares del medio empleado en la trasmisión
de los mensajes desde el emisor al receptor. En términos de ciencias
de la información diríamos que la innovación del Arte
Postal es la novedad del "canal" de transmisión que
con sus características propias tiñe el mensaje enviado y
lo altera con su "ruido". No se trata, tal cual pudiera creerse,
en una nueva corriente artística en sentido formal, po lo cual no
corresponde a ningún "ismo" determinado. La novedad reside
en el planteo comunicacional, la relación persona-persona a través
del correo que se manifiesta como revolucionaria frente a la falsa comunicación
o monólogo de los medios de comunicación masivos: la televisión,
la radio, el cine, etc. Si a ello sumamos el carácter anticomercial
y anticonsumista que tuvo desde sus comienzos veremos que estamos frente
a un fenómeno artístico de disrrupción.
|
|
weiter …
|
|
HAPPY BIRTHDAY, CLEMENTE
PADIN..!*
Celebrating his 68vo. Anniversary, the artist Clemente
Padín want to share his happiness by having arrived so far and invite
his
|
|
weiter …
|
|
TAM Mail-Interview Project
Started on: 3-12-1994
RJ: Welcome to this mail-interview. First let me ask you the traditional question. When did you get involved in the mail-art network?
Reply on: 31-12-1994
CP: My first experiences in Mail Art date from 1967 when with my latin-american friends Edgardo Antonio Vigo, Guillermo Deisler and Dmaso Ogaz we started to exchange our reviews : Diagonal Cero, Ediciones Mimbre, La Pata de Palo & Los Huevos del Plata (Diagonal Zero, Osier Editions, Leg of Wood and The Eggs of the Silver) and our mail-art works. The Uruguayan review OVUM 10 published 6 post- cards with my visual poems in 1969. Later, in 1974, during the Uruguayan military dictatorship, I organized the First Latin-American Mail Art Exposition documented at the Gallery U, in Montevideo and I was editing the second epoch of OVUM, about which Géza Perneczky says: "The periodical and private publications that had midwifed in the birth of the network (File of Canada, the American Weekly Breeder and Mail Order Art, Poland's NET, Padin's OVUM, etc) displayed, to different degrees, motives that emphasizes the need for social contacts or were based on more commercial interests." (A Halo, 1991, p.232).
After the history continues...
|
|
weiter …
|
|
|
December 16 of 1999 was inaugurated the exhibition MAIL ART TOWARD THE NEW MILLENNIUM in the premise of the Museum of Philately (MUFI) of Oaxaca, Mexico. The Museum of Philately is the first in its gender in Mexico and has been opened for the conservation of the philatelic collections and their diffusion to the public, apart from constitute on a point of encounter of all the lovers of the world of this art- science (like it has been called).
|
|
weiter …
|
|
|
Clemente Padín
Biographical Background
My experiences in Mail Art date from1967 when Edgardo Antonio Vigo,Guillermo Deisler,Dámaso Ogaz and me exchanged our respective publications :Diagonal Cero (Diagonal Zero),Ediciones Mimbre (Osier Editions),La Pata de Palo (leg of Wood) and Los Huevos del Plata (The Eggs of Silver).From these publications we later assembled the testimony of our propositions.I officially began creating Mail Art in 1969 when the Uruguayan magazine OVUM 10 published my postcards and visual poems.
In 1974,during the Uruguayan military dictatorship,I organized the First Latinoamerican Mail Art Exposition at Galeria U,in Montevideo,Uruguay.My edition of apocryphal mail art stamps denounced the dictatorial regime for its brutal suppresion of human rights and this eventually led to my incarceration from August,1977 to November,1979.But ,in October,1983 I resumed my artistic activities with the "1st.of May" Exhibition at the Association of Banking Employees of Uruguay.Thereafter,I proposed and organized the Latin American and Caribbean Association of Mail Artists which was formed August 3l,1984,in Rosario,Argentina.Since then,I have participed in hundreds of Mail Art Shows throughout the world with combinations of my poetry,performances and video art.
|
|
weiter …
|
|
|
Slowly,but surely internet asserts itself all over the world,being every day greater the number of connected people to the web of nets Latin America is not the exception,from Punta Arenas in Chile to Mexicali in Mexico, the entities electronically united in the infoway of superhighway are thousands and thousands,which through the cyberspecial waves reach the most far away corners of the world.
|
|
weiter …
|
|
In homage to David Cole
by Clemente Padín
The Mail Art between the one which was and the one which will be. The iron law of the system in operation: first the symbolic activity of the towns creates the artistic movements in order to mark absences and imperfections in the social texture and, then, the system, once past the iconoclast rage of the first moments, return them to its service, by means of the institucionalization and transforming in mercha
by Clemente Padínndise that had been created in order to attack it, subjecting it to the laws of the market.
|
|
weiter …
|
|
|
Meine ersten Erfahrungen mit mail art stammen ungefähr aus dem Jahr 1967, als Edgardo Antonio Vigo, Guillermo Deisler, Dámaso Ogaz und ich unsere jeweiligen Publikationen austauschten. Von diesen Publikationen ausgehend, montierten wir schließlich unsere künstlerischen Grundsätze. Offiziell begann ich mail art im Jahr 1969 zu machen , als das Magazin OVUM aus Uruguay meine Postkarten und visuellen Gedichte veröffentlichte.
|
|
weiter …
|
|
|
an interview book from Dobrica Kamperelic,Beograd,Yugoslavia,1996
|
|
weiter …
|
|
| |
|