2011-05-28
2011-05-26
2011-05-23
JuneCalendar -- Massachusetts -- USA
4"x 6"Quilted Fabric Postcards
June's textile cards make use of the selvedge edge of the fabric... that little strip on the edge that gets cut off and thrown away nine times out of ten! It's interesting to see this extra information being used in such a creative and beautiful way. Thank you June for these lovely cards!
Christine Jones -- Queensland -- AUSTRALIA
These are from a series : 'Flood Art' - the photographs were damaged by the January flood waters. A friend rescued them and Christine has been embellishing and sending them out as Mail Art in association with the group from mailart365.blogspot.com.
Take a few minutes to look over the works on that site. They are a fascinating and diverse group of artists working on a noble project: creating and sending mail art every day. Several of these artists have submitted works here as well.
There are some great pieces on their excellent site, and you'll find more of Christine's work there under the label of BrisChris.
Take a few minutes to look over the works on that site. They are a fascinating and diverse group of artists working on a noble project: creating and sending mail art every day. Several of these artists have submitted works here as well.
There are some great pieces on their excellent site, and you'll find more of Christine's work there under the label of BrisChris.
2011-05-18
Helder Coelho Dias -- Coruche -- PORTUGAL
The Dress
Acrylic, permanent ink, collage and fabric
on old advertising poster; 17.3x13cm; 2011.
Fabric envelope shown below:
Death Workers: 3 children, 1 woman, 1 man
See more of Helder's mail art work: www.artinthemail.blogspot.com
2011-05-17
Silvano Pertone -- Genova -- ITALY
5.5"x 5.5"of undulating excitement from Psyche Out Fanzine.
30"x 40" thanks, Silvano! and the gallery received another submission from you today!
Silvano is an active mail artist and you can see another bit of his work here:
2011-05-16
2011-05-04
2011-05-02
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