All Blog Posts Tagged 'received' (274)

Otto von Bismarck mail art call - from Roland Halbritter

A second Luftpost closely followed the first one. This is a mail art call from Roland Halbritter in Nüdlingen.

I love my scanner, but I have to say that it didn't do a great job with this texture. The postcard is actually shiny and has this metallic sliver/gold feel to it.

The call is about Otto von Bismarck, I refer you to Roland's blog about it:… Continue

Added by Marie Wintzer on October 16, 2010 at 1:24am — No Comments

#500 - from Arttower

This is my first Luftpost, yey! Although I'm not quite sure what it represents, I like to think that the four fishes on the front of the card somehow echo the fishermen and fishes I have sent Arttower. It is probably nothing of the kind, but I find it interesting with mail art, how the "receiver" might interpret a work in a totally different way than the "sender" had.

The back of the card also has a nice collection of IUOMA… Continue

Added by Marie Wintzer on October 13, 2010 at 1:39pm — 2 Comments

Orphan symmetry card - from RCBz

Quite proud to get this orphan card from RCBz today, and to close the loop of his (failed, apparently) experiment. It might be too small for you to read his explanation on the card, but basically, if I'm getting it right, RCBz has been sending the same card to several people, as part of the "Science Project", with the idea of sending back a symmetry card to each reply he would get. That sounds like a great idea to me, but… Continue

Added by Marie Wintzer on October 5, 2010 at 12:53pm — No Comments

That silly rabbit thought... - from Miss James

That silly rabbit thought he couldn't burn. Well well well... Unbelievably cute doesn't mean unbelievably smart, does it? :-)

In any case, this is a fantastic envelope from the rodent lover (that sounds wrong) Miss James.

Rabbit looking at the moon.... Here in Japan the rabbit is highly symbolic, and strongly associated with the moon. I found an interesting article on the paradoxical and contradictory… Continue

Added by Marie Wintzer on October 4, 2010 at 1:30pm — 5 Comments

You are here - from Kiera Pannell

My first piece of mail art from Canada. 3D, mind you!

Kiera Pannell sent me this great piece of art, a card, oh wait no, 4 cards actually, from the Museum of London. She carved out a branch with leaves in each of them, only slightly bigger every time, and superimposed them to give a sense of depth. Very cool!

The cards were then carefully sewn (stitched?) together with black thread.

On the back of the card she covered… Continue

Added by Marie Wintzer on October 4, 2010 at 12:31pm — 1 Comment

Strawberry delight from Julian Grant

Everyone knows Julian Grant and the magic he does with his stamp carving craft. I can't even start to imagine how much patience it takes for this strawberry stamp to come out so perfect. Let alone his insect men, fish men and other fine creatures he's designing. Amazing stuff, really. Thanks Julian for sending a special piece of your… Continue

Added by Marie Wintzer on October 3, 2010 at 1:34am — 2 Comments

The "Odori", a Dramatic Dance in Old Time Costume - from RCBz

More art from RCBz today. Receiving postcards from your friends is always uplifting, but receiving mail art from a mystery person takes it to a whole different level doesn't it? Nearly gives me chills :-)

This is a great collage, featuring various japanese characters, traditional and modern. They all seem to be part of a dance "odori" performance on stage, a traditional tatami room (love the way the head of the rocker guy pops… Continue

Added by Marie Wintzer on September 29, 2010 at 1:30pm — No Comments

A person's a person, no matter how small - from Deborah Davidson

A great piece of etegami arrived from Hokkaido yesterday. "A person's a person" is part of the oil spill series and pictures plankton swimming amongst blotches of oil. I'm very fond of Deborah's work, and I will proudly add this card to my growing collection, thanks dosankodebbie!

Added by Marie Wintzer on September 27, 2010 at 5:00am — No Comments

Puzzle envelopes from Ahmet Demir

This special delivery from Turkey brightened up a day that wasn't quite a good one. I think Ahmet Demir got a brilliant idea with his puzzle envelopes, and I'm proud to be the new owner of this gorgeous set.… Continue

Added by Marie Wintzer on September 15, 2010 at 10:14am — No Comments

Postcard from RCBz, Saint Clown :-)

Continue

Added by Marie Wintzer on September 13, 2010 at 1:19pm — No Comments

Blue Tape from De Villo Sloan

A large yellow A4 envelope found its way to my mailbox yesterday, containing three top-notch De Villo creations.

I love this first one,…

Continue

Added by Marie Wintzer on September 11, 2010 at 8:45am — No Comments

Two big smiles

Yesterday I got two beautiful postcards. Ever so special since they are the very first mail art to reach my mailbox. And it made me so happy.

This one is from Grigori Antonin, much obliged. Love the way the camera lens seems to be popping out from the card!

And this beautiful japonesque postard is from Jennie Hinchcliff.

Am I lucky or… Continue

Added by Marie Wintzer on September 3, 2010 at 12:00pm — No Comments

received today from testower

awesome, tower! thanks! kris did a happy dance all the way in from the mailbox.

Added by sharon kennick on March 26, 2010 at 11:00pm — No Comments

exhibit a - mail art received

mail art received - thanks so much everyone!!!

will be posting these individually on my blog in the next week...

xox
jennlui

Added by Jenn Grosso on October 20, 2009 at 11:50pm — No Comments

‹ Previous
1
…
12
13
14
Next ›

Latest Blog Posts

Monthly Archives

2024

May (63)
April (227)
March (283)
February (266)
January (371)

2023

December (256)
November (285)
October (292)
September (282)
August (297)
July (322)
June (319)
May (376)
April (359)
March (445)
February (346)
January (413)

2022

December (341)
November (342)
October (379)
September (289)
August (304)
July (261)
June (242)
May (309)
April (266)
March (306)
February (293)
January (314)

2021

December (295)
November (248)
October (260)
September (252)
August (165)
July (215)
June (208)
May (194)
April (236)
March (295)
February (241)
January (288)

2020

December (241)
November (201)
October (260)
September (246)
August (228)
July (230)
June (207)
May (203)
April (138)
March (174)
February (224)
January (225)

2019

December (150)
November (132)
October (111)
September (113)
August (152)
July (186)
June (191)
May (344)
April (319)
March (278)
February (208)
January (202)

2018

December (134)
November (168)
October (176)
September (150)
August (150)
July (139)
June (176)
May (151)
April (143)
March (147)
February (115)
January (100)

2017

December (94)
November (98)
October (114)
September (81)
August (103)
July (134)
June (188)
May (161)
April (143)
March (168)
February (160)
January (228)

2016

December (258)
November (235)
October (223)
September (172)
August (160)
July (162)
June (183)
May (185)
April (229)
March (281)
February (281)
January (335)

2015

December (204)
November (204)
October (170)
September (181)
August (179)
July (167)
June (211)
May (178)
April (160)
March (254)
February (226)
January (283)

2014

December (262)
November (221)
October (209)
September (197)
August (270)
July (243)
June (215)
May (173)
April (230)
March (318)
February (374)
January (322)

2013

December (170)
November (273)
October (208)
September (175)
August (220)
July (185)
June (236)
May (298)
April (252)
March (299)
February (305)
January (309)

2012

December (326)
November (340)
October (258)
September (289)
August (332)
July (320)
June (327)
May (398)
April (467)
March (402)
February (376)
January (367)

2011

December (487)
November (363)
October (335)
September (326)
August (411)
July (446)
June (315)
May (300)
April (362)
March (369)
February (293)
January (233)

2010

December (268)
November (283)
October (244)
September (161)
August (137)
July (84)
June (71)
May (52)
April (124)
March (62)
February (58)
January (41)

2009

December (62)
November (41)
October (43)
September (27)
August (41)
July (52)
June (78)
May (34)
April (46)
March (75)
February (51)
January (55)

2008

December (30)
November (15)

1999

November (1)

Welcome to
International Union of Mail-Artists

Sign Up
or Sign In

Support

Want to support the IUOMA with a financial gift via PayPal?

The money will be used to keep the IUOMA-platform alive. Current donations keep platform online till 1-august-2024. If you want to donate to get IUOMA-publications into archives and museums please mention this with your donation. It will then be used to send some hardcopy books into museums and archives. You can order books yourself too at the IUOMA-Bookshop. That will sponsor the IUOMA as well.

Bewaren