Keith S. Chambers's Comments

Hi Keith I have not the time to explore your page now but I will be back it seems very interesting. 

Thanks, Keith, for the fun in my box today! I love it. xxoo Bonniediva

Keith, wonderful postcard! I never expected to see an ostrich emerging from a banana, but all things are possible in Mail Art! The flip side is great, too!

Keith--who else would translate the Latin! I knew it had to be something clever. That's a Red Jungle cock on the lunar stamp, I think. It's beautiful. So much food for thought in this creation of yours.  Something will come to you later in the year--I'm exploring some new (to me) techniques to share with my iuoma colleagues.

Many thanks again!

Keith--your amazing postcard arrived very recently and has been added to my iuoma photo archive. I love the ostrich emerging from the banana. My comment: 'who is slippery as a banana skin and hides his head in the sand'. Love the artist stamp on the reverse--'the provisional bureaucrat' with an empty brain, plus the 'Resist' slogan. Yes we have to stiffen our spines and get our heads out of the sand! Thank you for a thought-provoking card.

Thank you for the stamps and other cool stuff...best

You made my day, Keith!

Thank you for the wonderful envelope and content, so much appreciated!

I've just posted the artistamps in the artistamp blog here at IUOMA, and hope to post more in my animals blog there , probably the weekend, as soon as I'll have some more free time. 

And of course I have to create and send you mail art asap - sorry for my looong delay....

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13.09.16 Dare Mister Keith S. Chambers, ...& my silly head pops up but only because of & to support  the insightful observations of Ficus strangulensis. I enjoyed reading your commentary regarding the term "luddite" at your website.  Ned Ludd  just happens to be one of my all time favorite saints. All best to you. Sincelery, Richard Canard

Och! Yes! YOB-f is Y'r ol' Bud...

Hey, KC of AC and Dustomology,

I started ages ago to reply and then fell victim to my lost-in-the-dictionary malady... i.e. saw you have a website, looked at the whole string of pix and their titles [and loved many], noted "Lumix" and googled that, then Canon Rebel XTi [which I use]

and now [pant wheeze gasp] it's centuries[?] later and I'm back to respond to y'r que es... thanx4D trip. YOB-f

Hi, Keith.

I didn't know who was using "amalgamated confusion" and asked @ IUOMA and a coupla people 'ratted you out'.

YOB-f

. . . . and did I forget to mention my thanks for the set of "the dada centenary" stamps?! They are just great! Thank you! ~Grace

Hi Keith! I want you to know how much love receiving the Amalgamated Confusion series of postcards. Every singe one of them is special to me. It's been so long since I've sent you any mail, and I want to send something to you soon, hopefully before summer is over. 

Hi Keith, I picked up your latest postcard celebrating DADA. Thanks so much, I've enjoyed the series! I'm working on a small suite right now, but it has been a slow process. You'll receive something later this summer.

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Thank you soooo much, Keith .

I -ism forward, also. Thank you so much for the Dada PC -- in memory of a wonderful artist. My blogging is WAY behind but I'll try and get it up there soon.

mail out!!

chosen my new address!! 6 Wallard Rd, Hilton, 3245, Kwa Zulu Natal, South Africa

A belated Thank You, Keith, for this other great quote!