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About a year ago, I sent out a handmade "Zine" inviting people to Add images or text and then to Pass it along to someone that they knew. As of today, the Zine has not made its way back and I'm hoping that it wasn't lost but that it's waiting to be returned. Here is a photo of the front and back cover. If anyone has seen it or knows where it is, please get in touch with me here. Perhaps we can get it moving along.  Thanks in advance!…

2013 will find my magazine Un<>Cut on the web. Many IUOMA artists (and others) have had their work in the past six print editions of the magazine. This year, it has expanded to a website allowing for more content, as well as content that can't be featured in a print version.

Follow the link to the new website, and take a look for yourself. Please don't hesitate to leave comments, any feedback good or bad always makes for an improved effort. Thanks again for your past…

Many of the IUOMA members are familiar with Christine; many were friends of hers both off and online. For those of you who are new to IUOMA and did not know who she was, she was a member of IUOMA, a believer in Fluxus, and a talented artist and teacher. She was also an avid gardener, and for those of you who want to find a way to remember her, my suggestion is that you plant a plant in her memory in the springtime. She would appreciate that. It can be a vegetable, shrub or tree - perhaps…

The following was written and posted on her Facebook page. Please take the time to leave your thoughts on her page or, as she suggested, make some art.

Christine Tarantino, 64, of Wendell, Massachusetts, died on December 7, 2012 at Hospice of the Fisher Home in North Amherst, Massachusetts. She leaves her loving partner, Douglas Dawson, and their two cats, Oscar and Lucy; her brother, Peter Tarantino, of San Carlos, California; her nephew, Kyle, and her niece, Lauren;…

Two collages from two of the best!…

Many of you know that I've been publishing a print magazine, several of the IUOMA artists have had their work featured in it including Eduardo Cardoso and Carina Granlund in the Winter 2012 issue. Matthew Rose and David Stafford were also featured in past issues. In addition to the print version, Un<>Cut now has its own website and I encourage everybody to go take a look! You can find it by following this link:…

A very cool portrait from LazyBunny in China ... I dig the Bunny!

What can I say that I haven't already said about Eduardo's collages?! Every time he sends me one, large or small, I'm always amazed at the intuitive power they possess. By the way, keep an eye out for his collages in the upcoming Winter issue of my magazine, Un<>Cut. The print edition will be available Dec. 1st.…

Chapters 100 and 101 were received from Simon Warren over the weekend. I'm wondering if this is the close of a very intriguing, ambitious novella of words and drawings?

Simon, if you are reading this, thank you very much for 101 chapters of work. The effort and insight are much appreciated. I've written to you before to thank you but you've not yet responded. Again, if you are reading this, please feel free to write or exchange mailart. "Good on ya, mate!"…

The bunny is da shits ... thank you Lisa!

The 12-12-12 End of the World Project received a very thoughtful and entertaining essay along with a collage from someone named Francis in California. The package with the artwork arrived with no last name so if anyone knows Francis, please let them know that their work has been posted on the 12-12-12 site. It can be seen by following this link:…

These very cool buttons came in the mail a few days ago. Thanks very much - these must be very difficult to make as they are less than an inch in diameter!

This is a great example of Neil's collages - simple, but always elegant!…

Superhero sent me a poem. I took the liberty of rearranging it using chance ...…

Svenja sent this exquisite linocut!

I like getting collages from Cernjul Viviana - she has a great sense for the mysterious!…