Bernhard Siegert's "postal epoch"
 

Bernhard Siegert hypothesizes a "postal epoch," in which "communications were transmitted directly from one individual to another" (Kienle's summation)
 
which has given way to an era defined by a "circuit processing an undifferentiated volume of printed matter" (Siegert's phrasing)
 
see Siegert's Relays and Colby Chamberlain's piece on "George Maciunas and the Mail," which interprets Fluxus through Siegert's formulation

> from Miriam Kienle's Queer Networks: Ray Johnson's Correspondence Art (2023)

> tagged with #to_read, #information_age, #communication, #network

> created June 26, 2026 at 11:27:51 AM


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