September 2011 Blog Posts (216)

I think Ning has a limit to how many photos are allowed in one blog post so I will post the rest of this fabulous package in the comments section. The packaging is just as entertaining as what's inside. Erni told me he was sending his heart. Screw flowers and candy--what was inside this was decadent. He put "Domestic Municipal Garbage" on the customs form god knows what they thought of that. Too funny. And that's exactly what is inside. There are what looks like hazelnuts, squished…

Fantástico fotomontaje para mi proyecto "ecología cotidiana"

Muchas gracias por tu…

Extraordinarias botellas con 7 años de "añejamiento".

Roberto decidió usar una pintura sobre canvas del año 2004 en arte…

Catherine writes that she has been experimenting: Bold and beautiful colors on the card (and envelope below), Catherine, and a very nice, organic style. Yes I do like it, very much! And also the Virginia Woolf quote on the back of the card: "Each has his past shut…

A new secret from Frieder Speck arrived a few days ago. He named it "Thinking about words" and emphasized that this one was REALLY secret, so I first thought about not blogging it at all, and just giving Nancy a hint about it ... but I didn't want to stretch things - and it's just tooooo wonderful. 

It's an accordeon-binded piece with great combinations of…

Following Cheryl's example when blog is backed up: Very late to the blog due to a mix-up, this is Cheryl's fabulous Ghostwriter Part 4, which knocked my sox off when I opened it. It says: "He was CERTAIN the link was Durers self portrait -- The likeness was unmistakable" and "The manuscripts revealed NOTHING" and "Bound by Betrayal. No-one he could trust." Plenty ghostly, the…

This is lovely lovely lovely! Recycled paper with spidery pen and ink asemic writing meandering over the pages. Printed flowers. Collaged pieces. I love the delicacy of it all! Thankyou Georgia, a great contribution....

My collection is growing - Katerina's contribution arrived yesterday, full of brightness and two pen asemic squiggles. Thankyou Katerina!

Hula Hoops from David Stafford - I KNOW I've posted this already - but just in CASE you didn't see and then have not taken up the essential sport of hoolering.  The woman who looks in the mirror. I'm HOPING she doesn't suffer from Extreme Dorian Gray Syndrome,  - I asked David to let me in on the secret... Because  we've also been seeing from this masterful story teller  Japanese cocpopthings and cat fondues, …

I love Marie's work - and was so happy to receive this beauty yesterday. One of her books that reminded me of a bunker when I saw it on another blog, but in real life it is made from wonderful brown Japanese paper and bits and pieces of Russian chemical formulas and Japanese text, with a clear pocket of shredded paper. I couldn't even manage physics and chemistry in English let alone Russian, so Marie either is one CLEVER girl or has ripped up an old lab book again....

The white…

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I Love This Card....Hilarious!! Thank you Val for giving me a chuckle on this one...I will send you a PO (purchase order) for one (1) unit...could you modify mine though; have Circuit #2 dispurse Beer only!!!  Look for the PO in the mail (Art)..…

Since I do not read Greek, I titled this "tourist"...thank you Georgia for another wonderful face...I am always excited to have them fly in from Greece... *-*

Thank you very much Viviana, there is something on the way

I must say that I am humbled by the enthusiasm behind LIAM TRA—whoever thought that one’s mistakes and folly could ever be celebrated and embraced to such an extent?  I am not sorry for it, because it has inspired some folks to send me their own LIAM TRA in solidarity and mirth!!!  Long live LIAM TRA!

Svenja Wahl sent this GREAT, AWESOME, FABULOUS mail to me…

Anyone interested in the next Pynchon In Public Day 2012 May 8th, please see @Pynchoninpublic and #PIPD2012 on Twitter. Any ideas, particularly involving mailart, are welcome.  John

Always GLOWING in her enthusiasm, profluent creativity, and supportiveness of fellow IUOMA friends, AMY IRWEN sent a touching piece that was not only great art to admire, but made a connection with me that she couldn't have known about.  This piece is collage, but incorporating fiber and textiles, and very succinct references to globally-personal experiences pertaining…