All Blog Posts Tagged 'Mim' (137)

The Lady in Blue came to Tiny Town for a visit. "The painted women stopped by - the residents of Tiny Town were reminded of some thing today". So write Mim about her Tiny Town visitor. 

Others have come to Tiny Town and to Greece during the past few…

From Cherry Blossom, Marie, in Japan, comes this envelope with a beautiful "woven" piece inside. BUT the envelope is also a work of art outside here, and when opened completely: inside, too!

The envelope is a beautiful container for a beautiful paper weave,…

A wonderful minimal work: The slicing or carrying that's happening to the alphabet here really appeals to me. The shapes and the spots of color along with it make for an extra nice composition. I love it, and always love her address side too, with "official" stamps: …

'Tis  wonderful mail art from Mim, who has survived an earthquake in Virginia and now awaits Hurricane Irene!

She sent a hand-made envelope full of fun things to see and to be used on future mail art pieces! The envelope is made from a Virginia map and historical info page...just great fun to see and read!…

by Mim

by Bruno

Minimal form with sunshine yellow tape creates a most wonderful image by Mim Golub Scalin! This is number 234 of our "365" mail art works, and it is always a joy to receive from Mim! Her handmade envelope, when opened,

revealed the mountain theme...here is Mt. Washington, NY (?)…

Received from Mim Golub Scalin, "Minimal 3 + graphite": Shortly before this arrived, I was admiring Mim's photos section, which at the moment was carrying what appeared to be a series of which this is a part.  Big surprise when the postman showed up!  Very appealing collage, and my scanner is sorry that it doesn't do orange well, damn thing. Thank you so much, Mim!

and…

From Guido Vermenlen

From Philippe Charon

From Amy Irwen

From Cuan Miles…

Thank you:

Cheryl Penn SA,

Marie, Cherry Blossom,

Anke ver der Berg, Belgium,

Anne in San Fran.,

Herr Haptic Ernie,

Dean Marks,

Chris Day,

Laura Podob,

Valentine M.H.,

Superhero,

"E" Utopia,

Mandy,

Samuel in Argntina,

Uli Grohmann,

Eddie…

Many thanks to Mim for being the first to put mail art in my box. 

I love it!  It looks like you've been at this a while since you have used a lot of official-looking but humorous stamps. 

I really appreciate how welcoming everyone has been, I have a set of cards I will finish and begin sending out today.

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I returned home after a 5 days trip for an exhibition and what a surprise!!! my mail box was full of post cards!!!!

Thank you all for keep senting your work!

All "faces" i received so far are SOOOOO GREAT!!!!!

You can see and tell by yourselves!!!!

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Mim has done an amazing job of recycling MY envelope to her, so with the postage sticker from the USA, I still get those Greek stamps (which are new issue and which i did not have before) Thanks Mim!

And what about this "taped" card?

Who will find the "meaning" for "Beyond Don't"?

Don't go Beyond....or...what exists beyond "Don't"?…

Come dance with me through the pages of this tiny (4in /10cm square) booklet of 12 pages of wondrous color and movement from torn papers in true trashpo elegance:

Mim created this little wonder in Paris in 2009, from what appears to be a pamphlet for art…

While on-the-road recently, Mim continued to make mail art for her 365 project...one-a-day-for -one-year.

And making an overnight stop in Ohio, near Athens, Ohio,...she created this special art card. And i so love maps!

Minimal elements, minimal…

No.128, from Paris arrived in Greece today. Mim was traveling around Europe (and even onto Asia) and still making and sending mail art! Go, girl! One-a-day for our 365 Project. This is one of four I have received, but it is special, as it is from Paris, her visit there just after leaving Istanbul where we were blessed by the Fates to meet! And here we are in a vintage photo, on…

As of today, with the arival of No.12, I now have a collection of 4 "365"ers. Amazing is the fact that, without any set theme by the group, still these four cards are "butterflies" and flowers and blossoms, in cold WINTER! (Well, ok, I "added" the butterfly over Jennie Hinchcliff's "X", but butterflies abound!) Upper RIGHT is 2/365 from Rani, lower right is 3/365 from…