All the mail , letters , envelopes, enclosures to the answers, it is enough to fill a museum. Guy Bleus already exhibited the booklets end of 1997. All booklets that got published in 1996 and 1997 were exhibited at his E-mail art space in Hasselt Maybe when the complete project is finished I could interest the Postal Museums for this. They are faced with the changing world of communication as well, and most Postal Museums have shown interest in mail art in the last years. They might even help in getting the first plan realized.
Third plan is to translate the interviews into other languages.
Some are already available in Spanish, and soon they might be available in Italian and Russian too. There are also some interviews in progress in the German language, and who knows I might find time to translate some of them into Dutch. But for the time being I will have to find time first to continue the time-costing process of doing the interviews. The retyping of all the texts, the cost of the mail , the time it takes to understand the way the interview is going and to see to it that the interview shows what the hell mail art is all about. Last problem is always to get the finished interview ready to be read by others.