All Blog Posts Tagged 'Alicia Starr' (7)

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Alicia's mail art at first glance can look appealingly whimsical and sometimes immediate, and yet the longer you look, the more you see, including the thoughts behind it and the questions it inspires. I love this piece very much (and your handwrought envelope with vintage stamps, Alicia). Thank you as ever.…

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Added by Nancy Bell Scott on May 7, 2014 at 4:30am — 2 Comments

Thanks to Mim Golub Scalin and Alicia Starr

Alicia did some fantastic graphite (or graphite-like) scribbling on her piece featuring Betty Friedan and Vanessa Place. Some other queens are featured also in the torn handwritings. Alicia's turn of mind--I love it.

A card from Mim is always a treat, and…

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Added by Nancy Bell Scott on June 9, 2013 at 6:39am — 2 Comments

Holiday Re-Hash

Sorry to have been absent for so long--the holiday season is one of the busiest times at my work place, plus I seem to be having some difficulties with my home computer not functioning very well on the IUOMA site lately. (I've tried using different browsers, but I think my computer is sufficiently old enough and been surpassed by so many system upgrades that the platform can't handle things anymore--which means having to buy a new computer soon...UGH. Sometimes being on the technology slow…

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Added by Thom Courcelle on January 15, 2013 at 2:33am — 2 Comments

blogjam 20: Thanks again-again to Alicia Starr, Thom Courcelle, and Katerina Nikoltsou

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Added by Nancy Bell Scott on April 4, 2012 at 5:05pm — 5 Comments

blogjam 9: Thanks again to Alicia Starr, Susan McAllister, Kerri Pullo, and Theresa Ann Aleshire Williams

Theresa's poem below begins "Say, blue mountains, let me ask you ..." ...…

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Added by Nancy Bell Scott on April 2, 2012 at 8:49pm — 5 Comments

A box full of darkness - from Alicia Starr

This is my first mail from Alicia, a wonderful surprise. The flower on the envelope seems to have lost a few of its fragile petals. I always like when things don't arrive exactly the way they left, bearing the marks of a long trip, or "travel wrinkles".…

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Added by Marie Wintzer on February 13, 2012 at 10:53pm — 11 Comments

Alicia Starr's imaginary friends! and real art

Alicia sent this piece that fascinates me: The ragged edges along with the hints of rulers, punch cards, hole punch -- favored office supplies of not long ago -- make an intriguing combination. And it's all brought up to date with her wonderfully loose asemic writing. I see punch cards because those little horizontal marks in varying rows remind me of the stacks of punch cards…

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Added by Nancy Bell Scott on August 12, 2011 at 12:21am — 1 Comment

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