"True, true... trust in the eternal network. Random mail-outs are good, anonymous random mail-outs even better [more fun?]... but it is important to continue feeding into your personal network within the eternal network. Even more important is to…"
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Keith S. Chambers
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"Actually, no former postcards were altered or harmed in the making of this postcard. Images altered, yes. Digital painting "add-in", yes. Humanity given notice, maybe. Twisted, boyish humor, absolutely."
"Hey Carl, perhaps you can explain the [mailart] binary system to me; I would assume it would entail one sender, one receiver and would have a rotating zero, one trajectory to alter vector paths alternating sender and receiver roles throughout the…"
"re: Rejoice
Aside from restrictions on content, any preference or restrictions on media, media size or any other particulars folks should know about?"
"Hear, hear Jennifer. Yes, this was obviously written by someone who does not make art... I'll also note that the term "timeline" is a bit ambiguous. What is one to take from that? Is that the deadline for submissions, or just…"
"Danny, I saw that you had no comments, not a one. So now you have one and I'm sure many more will follow. Welcome to the IUOMA. Be deliberate, or be random, but most importantly, be and do. You can make things happen here. What you ask? Well…"
"Hello! Thank you for sending an ATC! It was among my first batch of IUOMA mail. I'll be sending you something soon!Best~Nancy Nosegay"
"Hi Jay, thanks for blogging this, hope it made you smile.
For all your readers, wondering why "Last Day of Issue" is your title here, I'm including the artwork from the back of these postcards that explains the your blog post title.…"
"At last, my mail art for you, using some of the "Scrap Starter Kit" you sent me from cleaning out your studio, is ready for the post office tomorrow. I am delighted with your poems, your fabulously printed on envelopes and the scraps…"
Artist Trading Card Exhibit at Innisfil Ontario
October 21, 2019 at 6pm to January 31, 2020 at 7pm
In the new year January through April 2020 I will be holding an exhibition of my Artist Trading Card collection in two libraries, January-February at the Cookstown Library and March-April at the Lakeshore branch library here in Ontario Canada. If anyone is interested in having their Artwork in the showplease send them to:Erin Young P.O.BOX 7146Innisfil Ontario L9S 1A9Canada ATCs must be 2.5x3.5 inches in size. Or 64mm x89mmNo addresses will be shown. Only name and location No ReturnsNo limit to…See More
"Kat, Mehrl, John, thank you all for sharing this week's events with us. Fun stuff. And a huge thank you to Ryosuke and Noriko for keeping it all going. Big love to you all."
"That's a bit messed-up."
"HA!"
"Sure. It exceeds your 4x6 parameters, but hey, do I care about parameters? I don't need no stinking parameters."
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- Mail-Artist since:
- 1985 [off and on since]
- My Website (without http://):
- http://www.ludditejournal.com
- Why I am involved in Mail-Art:
- Why not?
- My Mail-Adress (snail and/or E-mail)
- 1351 W. Cerritos Ave., #4
Anaheim, CA 92802
USA
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Anna Malina : : (from the series, Debris), circa 2016
Posted on September 12, 2019 at 9:32pm 0 Comments 0 Favorites
Just because . . .
Posted on August 8, 2016 at 1:00am 8 Comments 5 Favorites
Not exactly collage, but somewhere in the general vicinity.
I guess the .gif doesn't automatically play until…
ContinueDada Dreams of Elvis Hair : : ATC by D. Woodward
Posted on February 24, 2016 at 12:26am 1 Comment 5 Favorites
Denise Woodward sent this ATC in response to the recent conversation around dada . . .
I've received many wonderous ATCs from Denise, but I'll have to admit,
this one just stops me in my tracks. Brilliant.
Thanks…
Cooking with Laurence
Posted on February 23, 2016 at 10:00pm 0 Comments 3 Favorites
Received this absolutely gleeful collage/ready-made from Laurence Gillot . . .
I can't help but smile every time I look at it.…
Comment Wall (252 comments)
- At 3:33am on May 25, 2020,
Mark Rossmiller, Ph.D. said…
Restrictions: none, surprise us!
- At 12:18am on January 30, 2020,
Nancy Nosegay said…
Hello! Thank you for sending an ATC! It was among my first batch of IUOMA mail. I'll be sending you something soon!
Best~Nancy Nosegay
- At 1:00am on November 18, 2019,
emily louise said…
At last, my mail art for you, using some of the "Scrap Starter Kit" you sent me from cleaning out your studio, is ready for the post office tomorrow. I am delighted with your poems, your fabulously printed on envelopes and the scraps you sent me. And before I got this one out to you another one from you came with such wonderful fish headed portraits. I'm so curious about how you create all of these with such a sense of humor. Your mail art is amazing me and making me smile.
- At 10:00pm on September 24, 2019,
Mizael Contreras said…
Hi Keith,
Thanks for taking the time to visit my page and for your birthday wishes!
- At 8:44pm on September 10, 2019,
At last, mail art is in on its way to you today! See you in the mail!
- At 1:06am on September 8, 2019,
Yikes! I was catching up on sending mail art and came across your delightful postcard and the envelope I started to mail you way back in October. So with embarrassment I am getting it all together to take to the post office and finally send to you, sling with sending you a friend request via IUOMA. See you in the mail at last!
- At 11:48am on December 26, 2018,
MaoMao said…
Keith! I have been out of town. Hey, I thought it was funny, so let's call it a "Happy accident", okay? I am used to my father's Teutonic surname getting messed...I grew up in Asia, where everybody just assumed I could not write my own name properly, and that what I really wanted to write was Natalie CHING. :)
Did ya get my postcard?
Cheers,
Nat Thing-A-Ma-Ching ;)
- At 10:10pm on November 26, 2018,
Carmela Rizzuto said…
Keith
I have made a change to my IUOMA Profile. My previous Postal Box address is no longer in service.
Thank you for sending me mail art in the past. I am taking a break from mail art exchanges. If you wish to contact me please use the IUOMA messaging or leave a comment on My Page.
- At 5:46pm on November 20, 2018,
xx Jones said…
- At 12:58am on November 2, 2018,
Many thanks for the Beetle Brain Bowler, Keith (Keef...) Looks almost silkscreened...
Loved the engraved printing of the Air Mail, stamps, too...so luxe. Jealous of the huge variety of US stamp designs.
Will treasure this one, not least for the cheeky skewed version of my name heh heh
Regards,
Nat "The Thing" Uhing
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