traveling the world by postal mail
02/07/2013 § Leave a Comment
Laurence Gillot, from Nancy, France, sent me this really cool collage accordion book
A few months ago, an artist I had not yet corresponded with, Laurence Gillot, sent out an open call for artists to send some postal love to his grandmother, Granny Eliane, who only lives a few blocks away in Nancy, France. Fish-related images would be a reminder of her youth as a fisherwoman. I sent mail to each of them. I think what I received in return eclipses what I sent. « Read the rest of this entry »
Mail from Guido Vermeulen? Yes, please!
02/06/2013 § Leave a Comment
I am a fan of Mr. Vermeulen’s mail. I really am. And I’m a horrible monster of a person for not sharing the last few pieces of mail I’ve received. So here are a few envelopes with their enclosed stuff, as well as excerpts from a parcel containing a saddle-stitched, hand-bound zine of his collages. I love that book. *Love it.*
caught up in the mailstrom
01/16/2013 § 1 Comment
I get some pretty great stuff in the mail. Here’s more of it.
neato relief print of cattails on an old German hymnal book page from Stewart Charlebois of Langley, BC, Canada
mailzy dotes
01/09/2013 § 4 Comments
And now with no order or reason, here’s some postal art:
from Tofu in San Francisco, California
