Sent to Taiwan, USA…

Sent to USA, Greece...…

Sent to France, Japan, USA ...…

Sent to Belgium, Italy, USA ...…

Sent to France, USA, Germany ...…

Much enjoyed seeing punched circles from Mim,

and a nice rare card, too.

All to be used in future mail art,

Many thanks, Mim!

Happy Year of the Rabbit,…

Always in need of these punched CIRCLES, falling out of an ORANGE envelope!

What a wonderfully BLUE shoes drawing, i luv it!

Mim sends a most artistic little black "boekie", too:…

Mim sent a lovely postcard that arrived on Friday,

so colorful and full of cheer, even the postage is a daisy CIRCLE :-)…

A beautiful watercolor series of CIRCLES on this postcard,and the postage, too!

and then, an envelope full of CIRCLES and a lovely circle collage card!

Plus punched Circles with a BLUE…

International art exhibition in the Taxi Customer Center "THE OCEAN BETWEEN 5" with Mail Artist from Germany and Canada.

The exchange between artists from North America and Germany is in the exhibition format "THE OCEAN BETWEEN 5" on August 3rd, 2022, in the exhibition space provided by the Berliner Transiträume e.V. and Taxi…

Bucks, stickers, selvages, and "muchmore"...this lovely portrait, too:

and an Add/Pass which I no longer do:…

Fabulous color and circles on the envelope,

also the beautiful Dancer on the other side!

and inside: circles of color and family, too:…

There was an article by Elayne Clift in our "Opinions/Perspectives" section of my local newspaper's weekend edition (The Rutland Herald, April 9-11, 2022 edition). This is a VERY small, local newspaper, which none-the-less has won several Pulitzers in its long history (established in 1794). Anyway, Clift's article reflected for me the strong tradition that mail art affords for resistance against political injustices and championing for progressive social justice. And I thought that…

...and beautiful ART it is from Jeanne Kasten

who is busy with painting, but sent this image in a BLUE envelope,

and with a sun blast postage, too:…

Exhibit D (AKA Debra) from Boise, Idaho mailed in the first contributions for our "Wreck this Journal (By US Postal Mail!" mail art project!

Here is the back cover that she removed from her own copy of Wreck This Journal, which instructs the artist to tape…