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Mail-art by IUOMA member Neil Gordon (Wethersfield, Connecticut, USA)

January 25, 2012 - Neil Gordon is a relatively new…

A KunstStoekie!! And here's my first one from Svenja!!!…

All this TODAY!!!

THANKYOU Svenja and Niklas and Fleur and Viviana and Val and Lisa and Patricio!!!!!

Now, I'm crap at doing blogs because the photos and pictures go all over the place and get mixed up, so I'll be posting them all in photos separately, so you can get a better look.

Love and hugs to all of you!!!…

I opened my mailbox this last week to discover a parcel notice waiting for me. I had to wait a day to pick it up, and this waiting got me wondering who might be sending me something and what it might be. After handing over my parcel notice to the clerk at the desk and presenting my ID, the clerk went into the back to retrieve this gem from Erni Bar: I could hardly wait until I…

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I knew Cheryl was working on this boekie and it kept me waiting in excitement. I wanted to see what the Arthur Rimbaud Symbolist School of Subtle Aesthetic Obscurity (now the School for Complex Aesthetics) was really about. I enrolled in the School quite a while ago, without knowing much about it, just because everything that is coming out of it has a very…

Page excepts from Ginny Lloyd's (Jupiter, Florida, USA) contribution to Asemics 16 (Edition #3) collaborative mail-art book.…

Documentation in the form of a pretty cool poster from the organizers of the exhibition. Several IUOMA artists had work exhibited including Keith Buchholz, Diane Keyes, and others.

Today I got a really great piece of mailart from an unknown artist in the Netherlands. His message on the back of the envelope explains everything!

The image that he's talking about was a photograph made…

A fun hand-made envelope arrived in Greece today from Imelda.

And it is definitely labeled correctly: ZUPER ZALOP!

There is also an "Admit One" ticket for entrance...and beauties within:…

Steam engine diagram from Louise M Kiner.  This is a diagram to help me build a steam engine to power the Timey whimey that Louise sent me.

Remember:  http://iuoma-network.ning.com/profiles/blogs/a-box-of-time-timey-whimey-a-timeless-piece-from-louise-kiner-in

So let me see;

The toe bone connected to the heel bone,

The heel bone connected to the…

An envelope full of what Val calls; Non-Mail Art.  So be it!  Thank you Val, or should I say non thank you?  But wait and see, these items will appear again someday!

Lovely page with (Silk?) threads pouring out of it.  You can't help running your fingers a long the threats.  On the 9^th of January 2012, the “Bound for Life” book was unbound for life as the pages have been sent around the world.  Thank you ladies.…

A classic drama from 1937.  No, not Val, the Mail Art he sent me.  A bird and his feathers pluck together.  thank you Val…