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I think I worked it out all by myself.  3 + 4' 3 = a negative Fluxus.  There is actually a lot going on in this piece and it should not be hurried.  The lovely colored paper ripped, pieces of a telephone book where nearly everyone has the name of Jose, a film negative, and the royal Fluxus stamp, and numbers (my favourites).  Thank you very much.…

One can never say thank you enough.  Hope the 100th Birthday gets wild.

Well the Rabeats got to him just in time for him to miss the boat.  Thank you for this Val.  Ad remember if you can't Rabbit then Rabeat!  or is it rubbish?

Emmy these are so beautiful and I am very lucky to have received!  The oranges and coppers with the splash of silver on the envelope is awesome!!!

This piece came wrapped in outer plastic for posting, with another layer of painted paper keeping safe the beautiful card that was hidden iniside...

The outer plastic was a bugger to get off, so it ended up in the trash, but everything else was in tact, and luckily the stamp and address were on the inside layer...

"waiting in…

A great Mim collage arrived from Paris, #853! Wow! Go,Mim!

Mim and Chuck have their last day in Paris before heading home to Virginia.

Mim sending out through La Poste some mail art...received here in Greece nice and…

FROM VIZMA TO VIZMA…

FROM GUIDO TO GUIDO

FROM NIKLAS…

Thankyou to Nuno and Nela, Cristian Sima, Katerina Nikoltsou, Deb Clandening, Imelda Wubben Test Tower and Angie and Snooky for these FABULOUS treasures! I'm getting very fit and muscular from carrying these gems back from the letterbox!

And these three hearty beauties!! Thanks to Carl T Chew, Louise Kiner and Katerina Nikoltsou (again-2 on the same day- extra brownie…

Greetings,

I have not been a member for very long and I have been sporadic about my postings, mail art and general forms of communications.  I apologize because I feel very blessed to be part of something so amazing as this website and for all of the wonderful pieces that I have received bringing a lot of light into my mail box.   Nadine you are AMAZING and extremely dedicated art penpal and I am in love with your pieces too :).

For two years I have battled and nearly…

From the big pile unblogged since December but which so deserve it:

I loved these when they arrived, and today as catchup gradually continues they waved to me--still love them. The artistic envelopes have to be seen as well and are scanned…

On the way to Paris? Tickets ready?

There was a IUOMA mail artists' meeting in Paris this past weekend,

but a couple of us, while we had plans and tickets, didn't make it.We all made mail art though!

Valentine Mark Herman was to travel from southern France to Paris, train tickets ready, but cancelled:…

Here is  part of the artist process, of my new Mail Art series, that at this moment are already finished and are on the mail to:

- Fleur Helsingor (Usa)

- Katerina Nikoltsou (Greece)

- Theo Nelson (Canada)

- Nancy Bell Scott (Usa)

- Imelda Wubben (Netherlands)

If you are on the list please after received the work say…

Here is  part of the artist process, of my new Mail Art series, that at this moment are already finished and are on the mail to:

- Andrea Escorcio (Brazil)

- Pál Csaba (Hungary)

- Pedro Bericat (Spain)

- Georgia Grigoriadou (Greece)

- Amélia Jesus (Portugal)

If you are on the list please after received the work…

The color test worked fine, but the story was a different story ...

But the story made "the Eye" see red.…

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Yes, Erni can even strike again with a small package.  As children we always thought that Ausland was our German grandmother's kitchen.  She would always smile and say; "AUS KINDER, Aus out of my kitchen"  or maybe she said raus.  Yes, I remember, it was RAUS KINDER!

But in the end, before we went home, she would always give us gummi-bares just like Erni sent.  He knows everything, and this was a great package with lots to eat.  Thank you.…

Another one made, waiting to be mailed!

There's nothing boring about mail art. So, the front of an envie should be just as sexy as the back. I want to push the envelope a little bit more, so I've decided to add a short story or story bits to the backs of mine, once in a while. Then I can say, "Um, the post office published one of my short stories." Then, too, maybe recipients will be less inclined to toss my letters. Well, maybe.…