Illustration by Ana Kawajiri (Brasilia, Brasil)

Ana - 5.7.2018 - 1 Mail art by IUOMA member Ana Kawajiri (Brasilia, Brasil)

May 7, 2018 - Last year (April 2017), mail art friend Ana Kawajiri sent me some absolutely FAB copy art. I used the occasion to write about Ana’s work as “conceptual copy art” and the posting drew a good deal of attention (in terms of how these things go). Here is a link to the previous work received from Ana Kawajiri. I believe this is worth a look:

https://minkranch.wordpress.com/2017/04/26/minxus-mail-bag-conceptu...

More recently, Ana Kawajiri sent this wonderful illustration (above) along with a poem on the reverse side. This is a large-size postcard. This work is very different from the conceptual copy art and reveals that Ana has a very wide artistic range.

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I look forward to keeping in touch with Ana Kawajiri!

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Comment by De Villo Sloan on May 9, 2018 at 4:26am: Good one, Snooks. I won;t argue about Ana.

BUT in the days of Trashpo people from around the world mailed the contents of their wastebaskets to me. I did my time,

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