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At 9:03pm on October 28, 2011, Oh Boy said…: I started corresponding with Ryosuke in 1983. A few years later he started his Brain Cell project. He has done over 800 and I have participated in half of them. What questions do you have?

Oh Boy.

At 9:38am on October 26, 2011, Barbara E. Jones said…: Thank you Patricio for your warm welcome! I am an newbie to this experience but looking forward to it. Just entered my first online postcard exhibit...for Collage Artists of America (I'm a member! & on the Board of Directors). I created two postcards (I'll try to post them on here soon for you to see!) Loved the experience, and can see this will be an addictive hobby! I am a mixed media artist and lead a co-operative group of experimental artists here in Los Angeles' San Fernando Valley. I'm still trying to figure out how this blog works? So your patience is appreciated!! Sending warm wishes from southern California.~Barbara

At 3:02pm on October 25, 2011, Martin Freebase said…: I will send something in the mail this week.

At 10:16pm on October 24, 2011, gustavo vazquez king said…: mias disculpas por ser como so, face tempo que no escibo o portugués, ajo que pode ser um portunhol, o similar, nos blogs o ning donde so convidado, faço o mismo e projeto tuda mi verdade, meu 3 er nomi, e de mae, a diferença do brasil , tendreía que ficar no 2 do posto, como uruguaiano o pae vai 1º y mae nos segundo posto, asim me vais ma ver melhor, voi de verdade y so oculto as apariencias. noa tudas.

At 1:34am on October 23, 2011, Jess Zimbabwe said…: Thanks for the warm welcome, Patricio. I have done piece for you and it will mail on Monday. Take care.

At 9:22pm on October 22, 2011, ANA MARTA AUSTIN said…: ";-)

At 1:56am on October 21, 2011, ANA MARTA AUSTIN said…: Oi Patrício...que bom que recebeu e que ótimo que gostou...Eu tb adoro tudo isso. Agora, aguardo ansiosa o beija-flor.

At 10:26am on October 13, 2011, Glenda Kotchish said…: Thank you for the warm welcome. I will be sending an art greeting in the mail very soon. Best regards, Glenda

At 4:08am on October 13, 2011, Luis Enrique Vasquez Saa said…: Que tal Patricio muy bueno tu trabajo , en este instante estoy con un trabajo muy grande y no he podido dejar tiempo para IUOMA Trabajo diseñando decoraciones en este caso para navidad asi es que te puedes imaginar la falta de tiempo que tengo gracias por la bienvenidad y espero recibir algu trabajo tuyo desde luego . ya podre enviar lo mio saludos desde Trinidad and Tobago .... Luis .

At 7:29am on October 12, 2011, This Window said…: Yep those early pioneering days of space exploration were exciting. I remember feeling very sad that Laika (when reading about it at school a few years later) had died - being the first mammal to ever die in orbit. It seemed all rather heartless but... Where are those pioneering days now! Take me to a frontier now!!!

At 9:58pm on October 11, 2011, Poison Label Productions said…: Patrico...

When asking a person if they speak english - it is important to be aware of how you phrase the question...

Your comment on Maria Mariutza profile could easily be misunderstood....

Thank you for you expanded awareness on this topic.

....................

Poison Label Productions - October Mentor

At 8:43am on October 11, 2011, This Window said…: The video was a simple fun thing to do - the music came from a release I had on eetapes from Belgium (1990). The idea for the project came from rummaging through old boxes of stuff and found the newspaper cutting of an astronaut on the moon – yellowed and faded – it still makes my heart flutter. I wish I’d been to the moon.

As an 11 year old I watched the first moon landing in 1969. I was mad about everything to do with space travel, I would read anything that was about rockets, cosmonauts and astronauts. Later in my life I shook the hand of a man who shook the hand of my all time hero Yuri Alekseyevich Gagarin, that was for me like touching history, if only secondhand.

Here is a newspaper clipping (jpg) about the exhibition click here

Love your photo's by the way.

At 7:00pm on October 10, 2011, This Window said…: thanks for the welcome - will pop it in the mail

At 10:21pm on October 9, 2011, Julie Clarke said…: You can see from the list of the exhibitions my work has been included in, that there has been a long gap between making mail art, however, having said that I have from time to time made what I call visual poetry, and I've placed some of them on my blog. Thanks for your lovely welcome to this group.

At 11:30pm on October 5, 2011, Jackie said…: thats so exciting! i love a good mystery. im glad the envelope made it to you, and that you liked it. all the people who saw it were sort of jealous.

enjoy! and i hope you can get back to sending mail soon!

cheers,

jackie

At 11:33pm on October 4, 2011, Csete Monika said…: I was asked to "work" in the Mail Art part, or field of the museum, because I'm the most involved person there. That can easily mean, that I will send people many-many mail arts, because I really fancy this way of thinking and this freedom, that only the Mail Art can give. However, there are often projects. Not only a museum can reliese a project, but in this case, it does. I am not only asking the world to send us their artwork, I rather say that the museum is ready to show, and rumor such great artist worldwide that can be found in all of you. I can not be only "myself" here, although I will, of course, but I was asked to stand for the Stamp Museum firstly. I really hope you will be also one of the artist who's work will be proudly displayed in our exhibitions. To show this way of thinking to the Hungarian artists and philatelists!

We'll be in touch, and have a nice day!

Monika

At 7:48pm on October 4, 2011, Csete Monika said…: Dear Patricio,

I am glad you wrote to me, especially because I myself is an artist, I graduated as a graphic designer MA last year. I've made only one Mail Art or so, in my life, but I try to keep up. My mission here is to communicate between with you all and the Hungarian Stamp Museum of Budapest, that is glad to open up for something new: to be a beloved place for Mail Artists as well. We will have very soon a big Mail Art project, and I'd be happy if You'd also participate in it.

I will upload the poster soon here, and on facebook: http://www.facebook.com/Belyegmuzeum Please give us a like there if you can, and get our freshest news!

I hope I'll hear from you!

Monika

At 11:06am on October 4, 2011, Nathlyn Baptiste said…: Your generousity is unsurpassable!

am already there...

At 2:49am on September 30, 2011, Deanna Fountain said…: Hi Patricio~ Sorry for the delay in your piece getting to the mailbox, my registration to IUOMA was a fumble (my fault) so now I am sorted, loving it and underway to share some mailbox goodies to you and everyone else I've met here so far.

QUESTION: what do you favor in objects art design elements approach etc...?

I looked on your profile but would like to hear from you please,

Thanx

Deanna Fountain

At 11:54pm on September 29, 2011, Kerri Pullo said…: Great! Celestial Scribe shall be my first mailed mail-art.

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