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Mail Art: A Bridge to Freedom

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The testimony of a personal participation in the mail art network is presented together with and the characteristics of mail art, that emphasizes communication over market interests during the period of dictatorship in Latin America. The relationship with artists from Eastern Europe and colleagues from Latin America is the main focus concerning the friendship with Robert Rehfeldt, Guilhermo Deisler, Klaus Groh.
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Title: Mail Art: A Bridge to Freedom
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The testimony of a personal participation in the mail art network is presented together with and the characteristics of mail art, that emphasizes communication over market interests during the period of dictatorship in Latin America.
The relationship with artists from Eastern Europe and colleagues from Latin America is the main focus concerning the friendship with Robert Rehfeldt, Guilhermo Deisler, Klaus Groh.

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