August 2011 Blog Posts (312)

great envelope

Is covering a card of a bigger work. Yes mail art is fixed to smaller pieces, but that is one thing I like, cause I couldn´t afford the time for big works and yea sometimes its a matter of workspace. But what I think its a kind of lovely communication and communication comes out of small words building an sentence or a story, and keeps space to answer, to…

I've just launched this new project - please take a look here for the full details!

I doubt anyone noticed, but if anyone did. I am sorry for disappearing and taking a mail art 'hiatus' out of nowhere.  I feel very bad, and for the people who were expecting something from me I will try to remember and mail stuff out.

I had to leave because of some personal/financial troubles. I won't go on because you have better things to do I assume. Like making art!

She was obsessed with sex and appearance the day she sent these:

They're everywhere in these delightful pieces. My favorite tip appears below…

somehow Roland Halbritter found out that I was looking for the "rote Faden". And he sent me the "rote Faden" Its very importand to keep it, but something to send I found too.. Thank you very much, I sent you the big i today.…

I sent Angela something about Pina Bausch, a german choreograph and dancer, And I was  touched when I got her reply.

The stitched stamps I was not able to use yet, I have to keep them for a while like that. Thank you very…

Two (2)...Yes two! great pieces from Superhero...the first is "Madonna Without Child" and the second is one of his Post Modernism JUMBO PostCard...which is SUPERcool!!!   Thank You...…

Mail-art by IUOMA member Theresa Alshire Williams (Bowling Green, Ohio, USA)

August 20, 2011 - Theresa Ann Alshire Williams is a mail-artist who works in collage, poetry, and correspondence. This wonderful piece she sent me I…

Although this is my first envelope from her, Theresa must know my love for vintage and antique. And actually, more than an envelope, this was a very delicately wrapped present, what a fantastic thing to get in one's mail!

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LIAM TRA, anyone????

Everyone who gets mail art from me must hereforthwith hold up to the mirror whatever you get from me.  HA, HA, HA, HA, HA, HA, HA!!!!

Nadine and I are both members of the Fiber Artists & Mail Art Group, and I had sent her one of the knit card series on which I've been working. At first she couldn't find me or my page on this site to discover who it was that had sent the piece. Regardless, she sent some mail art in response, but inventively, her artwork was informed by this perplexity:

I am happy to…

Lesley sent me some mail art that incorporated some native phrases I shared with her from the Algonquian language--the native tribes that my family is affiliated with back east (New England, United States). WOW...I can't tell you how touching this is to me paired up with your AMAZING portrait studies, Lesley!  THANK YOU!!…

Dear Jim,

did I mention that I love your theme?( I did, right?;) Thank you for your postcard! And after I have studied every single detail of the Horrorscene, I saw the "Deutsche Flugpost" stamp and my heart made a jump. Apart from loving the old planes (Doppeldecker") I could not believe it, because…

Starting with the envelope Patricio Duprat sent them in: Patricio promised me three treasures, and he included the three special items below.  But the envelope is very much a fourth treasure.  The tiny printing/writing around the edge of it just amazed me -- how is it possible someone can use a pen that small? -- and then a reading of it revealed that he had taken quotes from my…