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The tape n peel technique continues in this nifty mail art by Jon. He used an old NASA post card whose title and description lends a cosmic tone to this piece. I like the text and the muscles melded in there, and not a speck of blue to be seen. Gracias Jon…

and envelopes with holiday greetings and stamps, too

Always a treat to have mail art from Izmir, Turkey!

Thank you muchly,…

Mai Art received last week of December 2010.

Marie has been very quiet - nice to see you back :-)

This is Marie's contribution to The World is a Town Project.  I confess to being a little stymied?? But, I'm keen on keeping everything intact and green - the starry world of the un-intact goat. Thanks Marie - good to hear from you…

Tonight, at 8pm, UPS Guy knocked at my door and proffered this box...(with scissors to show scale...)

After taking a hacksaw, blow torch and three pairs of box cutters to the outside and pulling out five miles of tissue:

ONE…

Back from self imposed exile as I complete a number of projects.  Imagine my surprise when Keith Buchholz requested that I contribute to an upcoming FLUXUS event in Chicago at the MCA (Museum of Contemporary Art).

It's been a busy year for me as an artist and I have greatly enjoyed my mail art and fluxus explorations. Attached is a showcase of my work that I shall play, pending approval, at the MCA.  Many thanks,…

I have quite a list of requests for tags, for the "Tag You're It"project. So bare with me, I will be getting those tags out ASAP. (now I gotta go buy another book of postage stamps)

For my collection...Snooky stamps, via Milwaukee ;-)

"Woof!" what fun rubber stamps! And check out that little kitty on the far right, too!

And the HAPTIC card from Angie is super soft fleece! And super blue Lake Michigan.

"Feel the…

Great art here...and as Adamandia says"

PEACE!

Thank you…

"The man with the red s...... is a most......." mysterious message, Jon,

will need help here. But the layers of images are fantastic, and it adds

to my collection of your "eye" art! 'Love it! Thank you!

Mail-art by IUOMA member Arttower (Aschaffenburg, Germany)

January 4, 2011 - Arttower is a PRESENCE at the IUOMA and in the mail-art world. This beautiful piece (above) he sent me shows his talent and more…

Katerina has…

According to the Amazon.com summary of this book:

The first impression of W. Reginald Bray (1879-1939) was one of an ordinary middle-class Englishman quietly living out his time as an accountant in the leafy suburb of Forest Hill, London. A glimpse behind

his study door, however, revealed his extraordinary passion for sending

unusual items through the…