New Mail Art collages

Circles at hand #11 2019

This one went to someone in the U.K. who joined my circles group on IUOMA.

#13 2019

This one I wrote a long caption - Something like this: The appearance of the large painting disturbed the tranqility of the lake. The observers were quite perplexed.

Ha ha ha

#14 2019 

Entered in a Mail Art Exhibit

For #14, I wrote something like, the postage stamps fell to earth like blades, causing dismay.
This was an not a natural phenomenon. I sent it to someone in Belgium so I wrote the caption in French.

ha ha ha

The freaking looking animal creature, was made for an exhibit about fakes, frauds, or something like that, in New Hampshire.

I amuse myself with these collage Mail Art pieces. Do they make you laugh?

More Mail Art exhibit and the UCI world championships

window display

Window display

View from sidwalk

Miss Z viewing time trials

A rider rounding the turn, Time Trials

Screen shot of team time trials

Mail Art, of course, and More, of course.

#107

#108 front

This pink mail art was in response to a call from Tofu, out in California.

There are a few days left to the dealine if you want to participate.
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I used the cover of an old, very distressed book, to make this piece of mail art. It was fun to just change it up a bit and, also, it felt good not to just toss the book in recycling.

 

 

#108 reverse

#109

Mail Art installed in window

Interior display

The above piece of Mail Art is a reference to the fabulous paper dolls of Stephanie Blake. Her's are amazing. Search her name to see more, if you have a moment.

Well, the Mail Art is installed and it looks excellent.

The solution that Lauren, at Rostov's Coffee and Tea shop, came up with is excellent.

The window display and the one inside are both so appealing. You can see the more photos of the exhibit and all of the cards entered at the bicycle blog.
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Viewers are encouraged to pick up and interact with the Mail Art pieces on display inside. The entries are all on display. I hope that this exhibit will encourage others to take up making and sending out Mail Art.

Have you made any lately?