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Comment by yves maraux 1 minute ago Delete Comment la tua memoria non fa difetto, si tratta bene del serie Arte Start + Kodejonge!
already
Comment by yves maraux on November 18, 2009 at 11:45am Delete Comment you win : this stamp for my book : U...
the stamp for the launching of my book UNIVERSATILITY
VADE RETRO
up to you
you win : this stamp for my book : UNIVERSATILTé or
UNIVERSATILITY
KOdeJoNgE edition
Time to open the garbage can of the disposable work of art
A special group for the celebrations day, Friday 13th November 2009, when IUOMA is one year online at NING.
http://www.fdesouche.com/articles/2019
très bonne interprétation du ranz des vaches live
Towers open fire
Chappaqua suite
Soft machine
please
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- Mail-Artist since:
- 1981
- My Website:
- http://echomedia-ym.blogspot.com/
- Why I am involved in Mail-Art:
- for networking , for my concept of rezoïd ( >geoïd )
- My Mail-Adress (snail and/or E-mail)
- coglobe at wanadoo.fr
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Scenery from Wonderland
Alice going out from wonderland with the wonderland money , will be used for Wackystuf Money art call
Posted on October 7, 2009 at 11:05am —
politic art
Important local elections will be held here in mars 2010 . Cyril le clown Patoche agree to be my candidate , he agree too as IUOMA candidate and he will need propaganda material . We will stick around and send back a participation document to any participant . We will make know more soon !
Posted on September 21, 2009 at 11:04am — 2 Comments
FLUX OX ART YOU2: RESHAPE THE OX FOR the herd of La fète au village
Posted on August 4, 2009 at 11:10am — 2 Comments
Comment Wall (42 comments)
- At 6:28pm on November 3, 2009,
Lorraine Kwan said…
- "Getting even" is defined as "revenge as a form of justice", like the picture I added after the picture that you added. All in good fun
- At 8:24pm on November 1, 2009,
- O.K. Yves, I am going to "get even" - what is the title or artist for the painting with the two women?
- At 9:03pm on October 28, 2009,
wackystuff said…
- Thanks for the badge art, Yves.
"Doing strange things in the name of art"
- At 1:42pm on October 25, 2009,
Carlos I. Botana said… - Subject: Octopus...
Collective book of mail art.
Send 18 works of size 14.8 X 21 cm (A5 vertical), numbered and signed,
for making up a series of volumes with different artists in each. Each
volume will contain a minimum of 14 artworks, one per artist. Modify
each copy in order to make them unique originals. All techniques:
printings, drawings, paintings, photographs, collages...
Each participant will receive a volume.
Deadline: october, 2010.
Send your art works to:
Carlos Botana
General Sanjurjo, 62 - 2º
15006 A Coruña
Galicia - España/Spain
Greetings.
Carlos Botana
- At 11:09am on October 20, 2009,
Susanna Lakner said… - Hi!
Thanks a lot! Also for the post full of treasures.
I working already on my answer.
About the music in the atelier: my new favourite is at the time is the CD
La Republique des Meteors from Indochine.
Je suis desolé, je ne parle pas francais.
The texts are surely interesting.
- At 7:35pm on October 19, 2009,
Medwolf said…
awww amigo lol "The Cremation Of Sam Macgee" stands out for me...Robert W. Service, a Canadian poet and novelist, was known for his ballads of the Yukon. He wrote this narrative poem which is presented here because it is an outstanding example of how sensory stimuli are emphasized and it has a surprise ending.
Robert William Service was born in Preston, England, on January 16, 1874. He emigrated to Canada at the age of twenty, in 1894, and settled for a short time on Vancouver Island. He was employed by the Canadian Bank of Commerce in Victoria, B.C., and was later transferred to Whitehorse and then to Dawson in the Yukon.
In all, he spent eight years in the Yukon and saw and experienced the difficult times of the miners, trappers, and hunters that he has presented to us in verse.
During the Balkan War of 1912-13, Service was a war correspondent for the Toronto Star. He served this paper in the same capacity during World War I, also serving two years as an ambulance driver in the Canadian Army medical corps. He returned to Victoria for a time during World War II, but later lived in retirement on the French Riviera, where he died on September 14, 1958, in Monte Carlo.
Sam McGee was a real person, a customer at the Bank of Commerce where Service worked. The Alice May was a real boat, the Olive May, a derelict on Lake Laberge.
Anyone who has experienced the bitterness of cold weather and what it can do to a person will empathize with Sam McGee’s feelings as expressed by Robert Service in his poem, The Cremation of Sam McGee.
- At 2:51pm on October 15, 2009,
virginia milici (virgy) said… 
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Yves Cest tout.... qui?
- At 9:04pm on October 12, 2009,
virginia milici (virgy) said…
- At 10:53pm on September 26, 2009,
Chris Reynolds said… 
- At 4:52pm on September 25, 2009,
- Thanks Yves! I look forward to seeing your art. I will post it on the M O N E Y blog when it arrives.
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