Dean aka Artist in Seine

A bent-up Mt Blanc arrived in my mail box today, Dean. The postgal loves to "stuff-it-in" and so she bends up the mail art to fit :-(  But it is fine and panoramic! Is that 007 Bond, James Bond, looking over the mountain??? Thank you...its special, and I'll have to blog it ya know!

6 kilos of Erni headed for Paris! Wow! 

and, Dean, you have been blogged...(and not only by me ;-)

Looking over the mountains...from Dean Marks

Hey Dean! I received your "lucky card" last week and I apologize for not commenting sooner (it was just one of 'those' weeks). Anyway, I finally blogged it and here is the link:

http://sisterlouisek.blogspot.com/2012/02/lucky-card-lucky-me.html

Thanks again and I feel quite lucky now.

Louise

Guide to Retailia ebook

http://issuu.com/mailartmartha/docs/retailia_ebook?mode=window&...

Sorry about this but a friend found I had misspelled Retailia several times so I took it off Issuu and this is the new code. I had to, the Queen is very strict with grammar and she could have chopped my head. Cheers

The Kat can go to "E" next when your done with her. Do you need the address? 

That's great that Zombie Kitty Kawaii! and her companion "PhatKat" can join you at the Paris Mail Art Meeting. I can't wait to see those photos. Awesome!

Looking forward to seeing the mail art you have coming my way.

Hello Dean!! thanks a lot for  you interesting card and very beautiful stamp!! I like it!!

I have been remiss in thanking you for your latest artwork!  I'm a baaaad girl, so sorry I'm so late!  I've had your amazing op-art postcard on my desk for a couple weeks, so I think about you all the time.  Thank you!!  Also, I loved your interactive art installation with Erni's mayo!  That was hilarious!  One time, Erni took the wrappings of a piece I sent him, mixed it with gelatin, and made Jen Jam.  Then he sent it to me.  It STUNK.  It had rotted in the Texas sun, but Boy, the gift was amazing!!!  And I didn't even have to stamp on it!!  What great luck you have!!  Cheers Ami!!

Bonjour! I found Laurence Gillot here in IUOMA but couldn't find his Amazing Bubble Machine -- help? (I might make a machine so that everytime a bill drops in my mail box, the company that sent it -- EDF, Orange etc -- gets blown up. Unfortunately I don't do do it yourself, but if I knew anyone who could adapt kitchen cupboards...)

The track that i mentioned this morning is called 'The Gift' by The Velvet Underground on their 'White Light/White Heat' album. Take a look if you have a moment.

Au revoir, Val

17 Feb. 2012 Cite Internationale des Arts - Look at us!

Safe arrival of interplanetary quite extra---ord---inary RED! I think you know the tune? Many thanks :-) X!

Hi, I have added photos of the Shopping Trolley with the new show on in which features your artwork. You can see it at the begining of the slide show on my page.I was lucky with the weather and with certain photo of a very appreciative art lover.

Hello Dean!

Captain Balloon Glasses arrived today! He has a very special place in my work room where I can gaze upon him continually. More on this tomorrow...

Merci! Mon ami!

Louise

Dear Dean,

Don't be Dense. Especially as we are forever bound together on a shopping trolley.  From Space, I see ALL color test patterns. It is of course the first time that I will have OWNED one.  That seems to make all the difference I'm pleased? to say.  I use the term Dense of course with reference to Raging Red which appears to have the density of a black hole having swallowed up the printing company.  Having written that, perhaps I should keep the card in a cage. The world at large may then be a safer place? Or are color test patterns just dangerous to printing companies? Please clarify as Houston is nervous that they have not heard from you - and worse, that the clapping started after the curtains were drawn...

xxx Thank you, Dean, it really is special. And mailed-on-Monday-arrived-early Wednesday morning! Amazing! As you probably know, I blogged it on your blog, it's called "hijacking" :-)

Dearest Dean, the order of the factors do not alter the product, as I was told in math and me thinks the same in art.

Ok - I have NO idea how, but a piece of an archeological dig arrived in the mail. INTACT! I will blog - but have all the pieces been treated for radio-activity? I can hear one of them humming I'm all shook up? 

Dean. so glad you received and are enjoying the D-Kit. Thanks for the kind words, With the assistance of Dark wall, the legend of the Elgin Shroud is spreading across the globe. Don't worry about blogging! We may check back for a testamonial when the power kicks in and your life is changing. Again, please don't wear on your forehead. As ever, DVS

Dean, my friend, what's this "hard to beat" of which you speak? There's no such thing in Mail Art!! If you really want to win, you can send me 3 mail arts every time I send you one, ok? That would make you a winner in my eyes!!! I was going to respond earlier, but the wind blew a tree down, which made sheep and kangaroos flee, and then I needed to drink half a bottle of Shiraz to calm me down. You know how it is.

Ooh!  I love the banana sonogram you sent!  It made me laugh out loud.  I popped something in the post for you today too, so keep your eyes on the mail!

Thank you Dean for the magnificent art piece. Too large for the trolley but it shall be archived for future showing.

Darn it, I guess I am going to have to live with getting art from another awesome person :).

I really like coupon bar codes ;).

Dean, I don't have your blog info, let me know so I can take a peak, Laura P.

have a great week Dean!

Dear Dean the Bean,

Did you ask if I do Skype?

Aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaagh!

Or no.

(I don't do lots of other things too -- central heating, DVDs, opera, ballet, dish washers, iAnythings except for iRons, etc.)

I'm back home now: there are lots of things to do, but I don't feel like doing them.

O me miserum.

Perhaps tomorrow will be better.

And it's le Crunch day, too.

Hope you and the Beanette are well.

Regards, Val

Oh no, poor zkk getting burned up like that. It's so "cool" that you are now making videos.

As the old song goes:

"When it's spring again,

I'll sing again,

Bananas from Tenerife;

With a hear that's true,

I'll sing to you,

Bananas from Tenerife.

Like a windmill keeps on churning,

That's how my heart keeps on burning,

(And then I forget what comes next but here we go anyway),

Tulips from Amsterdam".

OR please pass my thanks on to El Sauzal for the Banana card from Tenerife.

Regards,

El Val

Look at the Mail Art project page. The latest exhibition is about WC Art. What a load of cr*p! There is going to be a 'performance' on 3 April, and all I can say is 'M*rd*!'. (The name of the street where, er, contributions have to be sent ahas nothing to do with me.)

Val

Hello Dean, I just returned from my trip to Athens, and look where I have been. Do you recognize the place?  :-)

Exactly...while in Athens, I stood under the Eiffel Tower!

(At the French Institute ad for the Franch Film Festival :-)

Wow, Mim really had a glue job going for that "FLY" CD! Now I am happy that I painted mine and just had to let them dry :-) And then i got jooked on painting...so now postcards (without envelopes!)...and without gluing...in the mail to you soon. xxx

Then I got HOOKED on painting :-)

You know what I mean..even when the spell chick is sleeping?

Haha, thank you Dean! I had missed that photo. When ZKK comes to visit me here in Wales I will have a lot to live up to after her busy holiday with you!

hi Dean...oh, i do understand the same over here...life can be quite intense :-) indeed. Many thanks for the cool post!

i'll be back soon i'm gradually re-adding myself to the various groups. lately i've been having troubles with receiving messages and all sort of spams after some comments i'm trying to figure out from where...between iuoma, dododada and facebook there is plenty chaos in my mail box! :-)

cheers

Life at Planet Penn and Lets Catch Her Eye have arrived.  I am waiting for a third piece to complete the trilogy before I blog, so - where is it??????? (aka I'm CHUFFED!) :-) X

My Crystal Ball says you will be receiving mail art soon....

Thank you for the Barcode covered wonder, Dean. My fist '3D' mail art made it here relatively unscathed...

http://iuoma-network.ning.com/photo/barcodes-are-human-too-from-dea...

Thanks for Lakis! xxx

Sorry, I'm Greek!

Dean,

Thanks for the link about the Paris smiling cat man, I was in Paris at Easter and enjoyed the graffiti.  I was intrigued to find graffiti on parked vans in Paris too, this is certainly not happening in the UK, but we have plenty on buildings, some of it very good. (Banksy et al).

I'm very happy to be part of IUOMA and looking forward to taking an active part.

Thanks for the welcome.

Jane

Where are you driving to? Cote d'Azur? or to Val in Sigean????

And you "smile" like this:

semi-colon  :

small dash  -

right parenthesis  )

put them all together   :-) SMILE!

Dean,  your postcard arrived yesterday, thanks!! soon, i'll be sending some mail art to you.

bye 

irene, from buenos aires

I am so glad my mail finally found you!! Mad at you?? Now that you say it....maybe I should be and I am too dumb to know why! :) I didn't understand half of your blog about my post-it art....so I guess...well....if you spent the time to write about it....that I greatly appreciate. Next art I send you ....I will for sure "dash" my sevens! 

Dean, many thanks for the great mail-art that adds to the lore & mystery of the Elgin Shroud. I blogged so others might gain strength from inspiring tale. I hope things are looking up:

http://iuoma-network.ning.com/profiles/blogs/investigativr-mail-mai...

Hey Dean! Hey Dean!

I just received your message. stop. Working on a reply. stop.

Brilliant.stop.