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At 12:41am on July 6, 2011, 1cgqtuoblpeqc1cgqtuoblpeqc said…
At 11:59pm on July 5, 2011, 1cgqtuoblpeqc1cgqtuoblpeqc said…
At 9:26pm on July 4, 2011, 1cgqtuoblpeqc1cgqtuoblpeqc said…

nice one, but you're a tad late on the whistle! ;-D

i used what was on the back for the title.

At 5:06pm on July 4, 2011, Cernjul Viviana María said…
Beatiful!! Very nice photos.
At 4:31pm on July 4, 2011, 1cgqtuoblpeqc1cgqtuoblpeqc said…

do you have a title for the piece with the peace train and bookshelves?

it is going in my FREE ART e-newsletter tomorrow!

let me know or i'll make one up! ;-D

At 1:21pm on July 4, 2011, 1cgqtuoblpeqc1cgqtuoblpeqc said…
and if you like it, be sure to find a copy of World War Z, it is the ultimate zombie apocalypse scenario, giving viewpoints from all over the globe! ;-D
At 11:25am on July 4, 2011, 1cgqtuoblpeqc1cgqtuoblpeqc said…

oh, you haven't seen this book yet?

you will love it!

 

At 10:33pm on July 3, 2011, 1cgqtuoblpeqc1cgqtuoblpeqc said…

roberto picked zombie tales v.2.

 

that leaves you with the options of:

the zombie survival guide by max brooks

best new zombie tales vol.1

the dead that walk

 

there is one other, but it is HUGE, and i can't afford so much postage!

sorry!

At 6:55pm on July 3, 2011, 1cgqtuoblpeqc1cgqtuoblpeqc said…

gander is like "browse".

like "look," but with a bit more energy behind it.

to pour over something.

At 6:30pm on July 3, 2011, Carlos I. Botana said…
ENVOYEZ-MOI UNE SIRÈNE
Si vous avez passé vos vacances sur la côte, amenez une sirène avec vous
et envoyez-la-moi.

Si vous l'avez vue, dessinée, photographiée, imaginée ou si la mer vous
en a inspiré, même si vous l'a raconté

ENVOYEZ-MOI UNE SIRÈNE

Et si vous avez passé vos vacances à la campagne, laissez voler vôtre
imagination et

ENVOYEZ-MOI UNE SIRÈNE

Grandeur: 10 cm x 15 cm
Envoyer avant le 1 mai 2012
Toutes les travaux seront exposés à
artecorreo2009.blogspot.es

Envoyer votre sirène à:

Carlos Botana
Avda. Gral. Sanjurjo, 62 - 2º
15006 - A Coruña
Spain
At 5:22pm on July 3, 2011, 1cgqtuoblpeqc1cgqtuoblpeqc said…

http://deadmailart.blogspot.com/2011/07/zombie-read-and-pass.html

 

i'm giving roberto first pick because he helped inspire this project.

you get second pick since you have submitted the most zombies!

please take a gander, and as soon as roberto has chosen, i'll let you know which ones you can choose from!

At 7:28am on July 2, 2011, cheryl penn said…

Guido - your messages from the Rainforest arrived. WHAT A TREAT!!!! Thank you One of my favorites so far - 

Too far upstream

Mountains take the shape

Of waterbirds 

WONDERFUL! - Thank you again - I'm CHUFFED :-) X

At 7:22am on July 2, 2011, Karin Greenwood said…

Hi Guido, Thank you for the wonderful mailart received from you. Love your style, and Tarintina is really a beautiful cat. They say a cat chooses  the people they want to live with. Take care Karin 

At 2:06am on July 2, 2011, Juan Angel Italiano said…
Saludos desde el Sur!!!
At 8:39pm on June 28, 2011, Valentine Mark Herman said…

Goede avond Mijnheer! Many thanks for your latest offering: "I like flying ktes at night". It's realy good, and I'm trying to guess exactly where the kites are and in which night-time sky you are flying them.

I am a hopeless kite flyer, so won't discuss that. Instead, I'll tell you that I'll be mailing you something back before the week is out.

Thanks again, and regards to you et la belle Ann, Hilton Val

At 11:53pm on June 27, 2011, Alicia Starr said…

Guido, your envelope was waiting in the mail box this afternoon. I took it to the porch and poured over it. You captured the essence of the 'tornado'. I have seen them only on TV because when the sirens go off, we head for the lowest level. 

Yours is the first envelope. It was nice to look inside. Yes, art related to peace and awareness i support. 

I will send you something tomorrow. 

At 1:13am on June 27, 2011, _guroga said…

Hi Guido!!!

I'm giving a short interview about  the “mail art” for a PDF catalog of mail art, which will publish soon in http://esserci-senza-esserci.blogspot.com.

Could you please answer these two questions:
(send: esserci-senza-esserci@hotmail.it)


1) What mean the mail art in your life?

2) How you knew the mail art?

Thanks you, hug for you!!!  =))

 

_guroga

At 10:13pm on June 26, 2011, 1cgqtuoblpeqc1cgqtuoblpeqc said…

my main concern is that i am running more and more toward mass copies of art, but i don't want to lose friends!!! i love you to death, you've been a great correspedencer! but i've been consumed lately with the digital art, which as i said // has no original artwork // -- everything i virtual, there is no original! ;-D

 

i have been networking with the art, sending out TONS of copies to many people, in hopes they will respond and see what the free art thing is all about, but i spend far more time making the art than sending, i am certainly not just sending one piece! i make a digital piece, then immediately print out about ten copies to send. sometimes they go fast, other times they sit in a stack, waiting for addressing. some arts i make a bunch more, especially the one titled "if only hitler had known about FLUXUS, none of this would have happened to us," which i'll be sending out your way (as a mass-produced copy) soon!!!

 

i just want you to know that i cherish your friendship!

that is all.

At 3:35pm on June 24, 2011, 1cgqtuoblpeqc1cgqtuoblpeqc said…

i can understand that, and it i've come across something similar in my own art calls when someone sent me a postcard completely unrelated to the mail call for Mail of the Living Dead. it was a promotion for their website and had nothing to do with zombies. i ended up posting it, but not with the zombies. i put it on the free art blog. but it certainly provoked some thought about what should i do with it? and if i accepted it, where should i draw the line.

 

i sent you a bunch of copies of my art, which were in fact for your particular mail call, i don't know if you've received them or not yet, but they were all inspired by your photocopy of ann and her mum. i have sent out multiple copies to others, but not to any other mail art call, just to individuals.

 

i think i agree with you on some level for the calls, it is somewhat disrespectful to make a reproduction and submit for various things which it may not even be related to, but on the other hand i think i can see leeway for acceptance of works which are done in such a way. it is art, afterall, and art rarely if ever "follows the rules."

 

thanks for the food for thought! ;-D

At 2:45pm on June 24, 2011, 1cgqtuoblpeqc1cgqtuoblpeqc said…

i haven't followed the whole discussion, i will admit, but i've been thinking heavily on the pieces i grasped onto this morning when browsing through the comments; and i want to throw this out there:

 

your photocopy of the piece with ann's piano lesson has actuallu been one of the most inspirational pieces driving me through these last couple of months. i absolutely adore that piece (which i since sent off to someone along with my french homework. it is by far the favorite piece i've received from you, although i adore the envelopes, the piano lesson spoke VOLUMES, regardless or not whether it was a copy.

 

again, i respect your opinion, i just hope you'll take a second thought about the matter because there is a lot to be said for the art of the copy.

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