[ Updated: Wednesday, July 05, 2006 @ 6:13 PM, PST ]The Dead Letter Archives contain online representations of the collective's official publications and projects. Logically organized, the Dead Letter Archives are easy to navigate and relatively bandwidth-friendly. Within the DLa Archive, every issue of our semi-regular publication, Dead Letter Art, is documented, summarized, and fully embellished with original excerpts and authentic images. Then, within the F-Disk Archive, take a journey through the early days of our collective efforts. Finally, within the Projects Archive, explore a diverse portfolio of "special" DLa projects. Although using a JavaScript-enabled browser will greatly enhance your browsing experience, it is not required — any halfway-modern browser should work just fine.
[ Updated: Monday, July 24, 2006 @ 5:41 PM, PST ]Many issues have been added to the archive, which now reaches as far back as DLa #07: Anthropomorphism. We will be busy adding issues #01 - #06 within the next few weeks, so stay tuned!
DLa Archive
The Dead Letter Art Archive chronicles the growing collection of DLa publications. Currently, DLa #016 thru DLa #022 have been documented and are available for your enjoyment. Eventually, DLa #001 thru DLa #015 will be available as well.
F-Disk Archive
The F-Disk Archive includes every issue of F-Disk ever published. That's four issues of authentic desktop-publishing experimentation, available to you, right here, right now, online. Won't you take advantage of this remarkable opportunity to explore the fascinating realm of antiquated mediocrity?
Projects Archive
The Dead Letter Art organization has produced many intriguing projects over the years. Our collective creativity has been poured into everything from calendars and lectures to websites and videos. The DLa Projects Archive is your key to the extracurricular universe of Dead Letter Art.
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