Thanks to D.C. for this selection of post cards and stamps to be sent on new voyages.
Friday, March 12, 2010
D.C. Spaulding, Lomita, CA, USA
What is this Artist Doing?

Thanks to D.C. for this selection of post cards and stamps to be sent on new voyages.
Thanks to D.C. for this selection of post cards and stamps to be sent on new voyages.
Labels:
California,
D.C. Spaulding,
Lomita,
USA
Champe Smith, Brooklyn, New York, USA
Thanks to Champe for this mailing.
Champe Smith is an artist and printmaker in New York City working in letterpress and collage. Her work is in numerous collections, including the New York Public Library and Yale University Arts of the Book Collection.
Labels:
Brooklyn,
Champe Smith,
New York,
USA
Thursday, March 11, 2010
Moreno Menarin, Vicenza, ITALY
Wednesday, March 10, 2010
The Sticker Dude, Ragged Edge Press, New York, NY, USA
Many Thanks to The Sticker Dude at Ragged Edge Press in NY for this incredible assortment. The Mail Arts' Eternal Network will make for a great addition to the Mailmania archive.
Labels:
New York,
Ragged Edge Press,
The Sticker Dude,
USA
Emily Townsend, Lakewood, CO, USA
Thanks Emily for this elaborate card. Great to have you on board the MM4 train.
Check out this link for more of: EM's ART & STUFF
Labels:
Colorado,
Emily Townsend,
Lakewood,
USA
Sunday, March 7, 2010
Anna Banana, Roberts Creek, BC, CANADA
Thanks Anna . .
Read more about Anna and her history of correspondence mail art in this Spare Room article: Anna Banana and Guy Bleus
Labels:
Anna Banana,
British Columbia,
CANADA,
Roberts Creek
Kathryn S. Luzzi, Bethesda, MD, USA
Thanks Kathryn
The computer card once such a part of our world now becomes part of the mail art archive.
Labels:
Bethesda,
Kathryn Luzzi,
Maryland,
USA
Sunday, February 28, 2010
Thursday, February 25, 2010
Iara Simonetti, Munchen, GERMANY
A familiar name from the first Mailmania show . . Good to hear from you again Iara.
See more of her art at: Iara Simonetti
Tuesday, February 16, 2010
Lex Loeb, Portland, OR, USA
I guess the PO will forgive the .47 c postage due on this postcard . . I expect it was the height of the expandable foam on the surface . . Isn't that the most wonderful material to work with.
Thanks Lex
Monday, February 15, 2010
Bill Porter, Olathe, CO, USA
The nagging question . . Is there life after Mail Art?
Good to hear from you again.
Thanks WC . .
Check out more from Bill at: The Olathe Poste
Labels:
Bill Porter,
Colorado,
Olathe,
USA
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