All Blog Posts Tagged 'fluxus' (26)

This was a fantastic fun lump of all things mail art - like a holiday package, and I love it! thank you so much, I promise I will share out  or reply to all the goodies - nothing will go to waste, especially the inspiration... whoops it took half a month to acknowledge receipt, still working on an archive system…

What better way to spend a lazy summer afternoon than going through your school yearbook.  Or for me, cutting up some old yearbooks and making about 200 ATCS to mail out for a new series for the Fluxus High School Yearbook.…

This one goes to the USA, have a nice trop ;)

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MARCH ON REDUX: We exhibit the work of De Villo Sloan. Identifying himself as a a visual poet, De Villo has been very active in mail-art, visual poetry and zines since the 1980s. Early influences were concrete poetry associated with ‪#‎Fluxus‬ and the work of Black Mountain poets.

Sloan's underground classic…

Personal Fluxus Workbooks

I was so honored to receive this parcel. Man, it was full of some goodies:

So bright! The back is very beautiful and funny. There is a wonderful copy of an analysis of ten-year-old John writing to his auntie. "Was he being satirical when he says the towel was the best towel her had ever seen?"…

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;…

Entry from Fleur Helsingor, Oakland, CA, USA

More can be seen at Day de Dada Mail Art Exhibit

Mail Art Show

“Anything Goes — Everything Shows”

 Call for Entries — Deadline September 1, 2012 (postmark)

Artists and (non-artists!) are invited to submit non-returnable artwork for the 7^th annual Anything Goes, Everything Shows mail art show. There is no submission fee. Our mail art show title says it all! ALL submissions will be exhibited in The Courtyard Gallery, from September 15 – Oct 27. Artists are encouraged to demonstrate or explore imagery of any…

If you like your music to be totally in the moment, then this is the music for you!

Imaginative and funny, thank you Jon for sending me a copy of your latest incantations!

Here's a pic of the front and back CD cover along with the titles.

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This handsome mail art card is fantastic, I love it, along with the delightful booklets: I've seen some of Samuel's ultra-tiny fluxus and asemic books elsewhere, and coveted them.

Also enclosed is a [ ... ] cool add+pass envelope (I.D. credit: Lesley Magwood Fraser).  thank you for everything, I'm so pleased to have MA from you ~…

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i've been waiting for some time to receive another FLUX card from Jennie Hinchcliff.

Today it finally came in the mail:

after a brief moment of contemplation, i've titled it Jack of ARTs.

The last postcard I received from her ended up on the cover of my first FLUX Kit:…