Magazine: Fluke Magazine nbr 19

Description

Fluke is a long-running, independent zine founded by Matthew Thompson in 1991. Championing a raw, DIY ethos, it delves deep into subcultures like punk rock, skateboarding, train-hopping, and mail art. The publication serves as an unfiltered, highly curated artifact of underground print culture. The zine is known for being meticulously researched and packed with rich content. Individual issues often focus on deep-dive themes or specific subcultures.

Fluke 19: The Mail Art Issue is an exploration into the world of the pioneers of Mail Art. We traveled far and wide for interviews with buZ blurr, John Held, Jr, Anna Banana, Leslie Caldera, EF Higgins III, Ryosuke Cohen, Noriko Shimizu, Henry Denander and more. Bonus interview from 1977 with the Father of Mail Art, Ray Johnson. The stalwarts of Mail Art who have been active in the movement since the ’70s and ’80s are all here, right at your fingertips!

76 pages, half-size book, nearly sold out!