‘Art on the Road’ Traveling Mail Art Project

[Şakir Özüdoğru]

‘Art on the Road’ Traveling Mail Art Project was started under the name of ‘Ultima Mail Art Project by Şakir Özüdoğru for the purpose of supporting the Ultima project which is located in the Rog Autonomous Zone in Ljubljana, Slovenia. Rog Autonomous Zone is a project which aims to rearrange an old derelict bicycle factory as a cultural and social place. Because of the Ultima Project in Rog came a standstill, ‘Ultima Mail Art Project’ decided to continue its road as an independent travelling project under the name of ‘Art on Road Traveling Mail Art Project’. The aim of the project is forming a space which gives an opportunity to everyone over the world to express himself/herself freely; bringing together ideas, notions and feelings and sharing that space in the other cities of the world. The project currently includes artworks of more than 50 artists which are made by various techniques from different countries. Also an e-book, which will be included all artworks and pictures from exhibitions and distributed on the internet freely, is being prepared.

 

‘Art on the Road’ Mail Art Project is an open, free and independent project. Also it is open to any kind of support from institutions and individuals; however supporters cannot step in the content of the project in any case.

 

Exhibitions:

16-17 June 2011 – Rog Autonomous Zone, Social Center, Ljubljana, Slovenia.

11-18 July 2011 – 6th International Fabrikartgrup Contemporary Arts Festival, Cappadocia, Turkey.

 

Terms:

*All techniques are allowed.

*All sizes are allowed. (The main problem is putting it into an envelope.)

*No jury, no selection, no prizes, no returns.

*All works will be exhibited. (Except discriminatory, racist and insulting ones.)

*All participants must agree to the reproduction of his/her work in brochures.

*Each artist can participate with a one or more works.

*Participant should write their names and countries on envelops or artworks. (They will be used as tags.)

*All art works will be published on the blog. (Also all works can be uploaded on facebook group by artists.)

*Our deadline is 31th of December (2011) but please send your works as soon as possible.

*All works must be sent by normal post (snail mail) with postage stamps to:

 

" Mail Art Project "

Şakir ÖZÜDOĞRU

Anadolu Üniversitesi

Yunus Emre Kampusü

Endüstriyel Sanatlar Yüksekokulu

Moda Tasarımı Bölümü

Tepebaşı-Eskişehir

TURKEY

 

Contributors

 

Belgium

Inêz Oludé da Silva: inezoludedasilva.be

 

Brazil

Eni ILIS

 

Canada

Robert Graham: www.departmentofrab.blogspot.com

 

Germany

Wolf D. Screiber: www.wolfwerke.de

 

Greece

Katerina Nikoltsou

 

Finland

Jarmo Sermilia

 

France

Michel DELLA VEDOVA

Valentine Mark Herman: www.val-herman-art.eu

 

 

Hungary

Marcus Gregory

 

Italy

Stefano Fossiant Sini

Franco Scarano

 

Macedonia

Elena Gjorgjievska: www.saatchionline.com/profiles/index/id/89055

 

Netherlands

W-J. Kersten: www.wjkersten.nl

 

Portugal

Helder Coelho Dias: www.artinthemail.blogspot.com

Maria Jose Silva – Mize

Ana Garcia

 

Romania

Cristina Oprea

 

Slovenia

Marina Grzinic & Aina Smid: http://www.grzinic-smid.si/

 

Spain

Pedro Bericat: www.mutesound.org

 

Turkey

Eda Gecikmez: edagecikmez.blogspot.com

İsmail Yıldız: ismailyildiz.devianart.com

Hilal Can

Özgür Soğancı

İlkyaz Karatay

Zeynep Aygül

Nur Çelik

Rafet Arslan (S.E.T.)

OnstOn (S.E.T)

Serenay Şahin

Okay Dayan

Ceren Fındık

Ender Gelgeç

A. Emre Cengiz

Haydar Taşçılar (Dumlupınar University)                  

Mine Küçük (Dumlupınar University)

Ozan Karabaş (Dumlupınar University)

Nazik Çiğdem (Dumlupınar University)

Gülsevim Can (Dumlupınar University)

Levent (Lefor) Karali

Deniz Beşer

Elif Yıldız

Emre Varışlı

Csu

Engin Binbaş

Emre Alettin Keskin

 

U.S.A.

Fleur Helsinger: www.chez-fleur.com

Douglas Galloway

Gitana Angela

Zaeth Leal

Alexandra Pharmakidis

John Engelbrecht (Wildland Urban Interface)

 Chris Mortenson (Wildland Urban Interface)

Jon Johnson (Wildland Urban Interface)

Jonathan Rattner (Wildland Urban Interface)