MTS : Do you know what happened to Norman Solomon?

Ruud Janssen: Actually I don't know what happened to him. I was in the middle of the interview when I got the e-mail he died, and it was from Mrs. Postcard. Not sure if it was from his wife or not since that was the only thing i heard.  I knew he had cancer, and not long to live, but more details are not known. His wife went back to japan. I heard he had a son, but never got any knews from the family.  So on facebook I started to ask questions too, maybe to find out what happened even a decade or so later.....?

for the complete interview, have a look at :  http://www.iuoma.org/postcard.html

Van M. Cagle: How about an Interview with you?

VMC: I would like to interview you and also Michael Hernandez de Luna. I need a little assistance. I cannot find de Luna on your website. Is he a member of the IUOMA? Please let me know about the interview with you. We'd probably have to do it via email, since our time differences are so drastic. If this poses problems, I can try to think of another solution.

RJ : About interviewing me; no problem. Just realize that it sometimes takes time for me to answer. About Michael Hernandez de Luna, I am not sure about having an e-mail address. Maybe just google it?

Carly Toyzan: What is your favorite thing about mail art? What do you get from it? What does it mean to you?

The rubberstamps are the most fascinating thing I discovered in mail-art. That is why I started to work a lot with them and in 1983 started the TAM Rubberstamp Archive. Next year is is 25 years old. It has already been exhibited in San Francisco (USA) and Moscow (Russia), and who know where the next exhibition will be with this huge collection.