All Blog Posts Tagged 'Canard' (13)

Richard Canard's Wreck This Journal (by US Postal Mail!) pages arrived safely back in Minneapolis!  He had pages 44 through 49 and struck a very independent, free thinking pose befitting of a mail artist, in my opinion!  When the Journal asked him for his grocery list he asked "Why?", and why indeed!  We cannot simply bow, out of habit, to every…

Okay, I don't know how Richard Canard keeps his files, but it's apparently 'very well'. 

He mailed an envelope to me which was originally mailed to him from Minneapolis in 1985! The proof is in the cancellation stamp from the post office.  Originally sent from somewhere called "The Raven Gallery" in Minneapolis, Richard has returned it to…

Absolutely amazing! 25 pieces and even one from Japan!

This is Brain Cell #1107, made March 1, arriving in Greece today :-)

Good news is from USPS...mail art postmarked JUNE 2 from the Crackerjack…

...not since 21 May, has mail arrived, but it's Purrrfect today!

some Cat Mail, of course:…

Ah, coming to the final count down for 4000 blogs,

and here are fun mail art omens,

lots and lots from Jon.…

outgoing postcards JULY 24 & 25 - …

An important card in the debate:

Mail from Richard C (USA) with political statements with the upcoming elections in the USA. In these times mail travels fast. He made the card on 30-9-2016, and only 8 days later it is in my P.O. Box.  I read the card…

Always a great day when I receive a new poem from Richard. This one is even more wry and self-deprecating than most -- we love you, Richard!

Oh I take that back! See, in the most interesting 1970 "Son of King Kong" Newsweek article below, Richard underlines Purina Monkey Chow, so we do have cerealism after all: Also enclosed is Poem by Richard C. ("Quing"), which I enjoyed warping my brain over, and…

It is an honor to receive my first mail art from Richard Canard: which features, on the back, some insightful, humorous, and thought-provoking philosophy and truisms about mail art and people: His thoughts here (and everywhere else I've seen some, actually) are…