Blaine Waterman

Male

Oakland, CA

United States

Profile Information:

Mail-Artist since:
February 2014
My Website (without http://):
http://www.librarything.com/profile/bw94612/
Why I am involved in Mail-Art:
The mail system is a fun, retro pre-internet global network
My Mail-Adress (snail and/or E-mail)
597 22nd street
Oakland, CA 94612
USA

Comment Wall:

  • Ruud Janssen

    Have fun in san FRancisco!

  • Another Jennifer

  • Petrolpetal

    Welcome! Some mail is on its way from me to you.
  • Jean Claude SARPI

    Hello,
    We are the owners of an art gallery in Marseille, France, we are organizing a Mail Art ''not for sale'' exhibit from June 3 to 30, 2014.  The theme is: "Mermaids in the port, queens of the sea..." We invite you to participate and send an artist's letter. Free technique.  On a postcard or enveloppe or any other object of your choice. Decoration, stamp and address on the same side. Any irrelevant, insulting or potentially illegal content will not be diffused.  No return. Deadline for hanging: May 10, 2014.   Send a work in mail format as original as possible. Send to:  JC SARPI Galerie LE LAB 3 rue Bussy l'indien  13006    Marseille France For Mail Art, you can have a look at :  http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mail_art
    We will answer each mail by sending Mail Art.Looking forward to presenting your works, Thank you for giving the information to all the persons who may participate to the project. We would be delighted with your visit to the Gallery if you pass by marseille, do not hesitate to contact us (0330963696339). Please inform us of your projects and achievements in the arts.
    Cordially   http://lelab13006.blogspot.fr

  • Guido Vermeulen

    Welcome Blaine

  • Petrolpetal

    On the day I received your mail, before I had even opened it, my daughter came to me and said she was going to write a story based on Alice in Wonderland! Serendipity! Thanks. I also love the Rosa Parks stamps!
  • Nancy Bell Scott

    That's quite a coincidence, Blaine. We lived in Westbrook 1991-2001, on Mast Rd! You must not have been far from our red rental vacation house in OOB, either, corner of W Grand + Ocean. Thanks for your friendship ---

  • Patricio - The Celestial Scribe

    Earthling, this is the last but certainly not the least welcome message to IUOMA you receive. I’m a celestial mail artist living in a heavenly corner of the faraway universe called Republik van Patland. When you joined IUOMA on february 15 I was unable to welcome you on board.  At the time I was in a Celestial Journey far beyond the Milky Way. Now, back to planet Earth, I´d love to be the other end if you wish to trade mail art with a celestial mail artist. If this is the case at the time your envelope should read as follows:

    The Celestial Scribe

    Terrene Embassy

    Republik van Patland

    Caixa Postal 24827

    Curitiba-PR

    80510-970

    Brazil

    I look forward to see a piece of yours in our terrene mailbox. I´ll do my homework after receiving your artwork. This is nothing less than a Celestial Promise. I’m Patricio, Celestial Scribe & Republik van Patland Official Envelope Provider.

  • Patricio - The Celestial Scribe

    Compared to how long we will be dead,  the two centuries wait for the postal system to connect from California to Brazil is barely a drop in the ocean. I let you know, however, when and if I receive the mail art you sent.

  • Patricio - The Celestial Scribe

    Kubla Khan arrived yesterday to Republik van Patland.  The huge gap Oakland-Curitiba is being bridged handsomely.  God save your brick!  Sooner rather than later you will hear from Patland!

  • Patricio - The Celestial Scribe

    :-)))))

  • Heidi Rand

    Blaine, Now that I see your picture I realize I've seen you at the reference desk at SFPL! I work near there so every day I'm in the office I come by on my lunch hour to check out a new book. 

    Did I mention that I worked for 10 years at UC libraries? Five at UCSD and Scripps and then five at UC Main Library - all doing bibliographic services (no library degree though).

    Best, Heidi

  • Mail Art News

     thru the power of mail art, may ye be healed.

  • Celestino Neto

  • Petrolpetal

    Thanks for the poem!