Tim McCool let us know that when he saw this building in his hometown of Pittsburgh he thought it would be a perfect fit for a standard envelope … and mail art.
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Mail Art Bulletin: Sex & Skulls from Iowa
Mary Rork-Watson is the creator of the newest work to be featured on the Mail Art Bulletin. The Iowa-based artist explains on her website that her work is about: “Revisioning the lost, discarded and ordinary into original works of art.”
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Mail Art Bulletin: Wreck & Salvage from Vermont
As promised, today we inaugurate the first edition of our newly minted Mail Art Bulletin, catchy, ain’t it? And we start with this work from a rather hunky talented Vermont-based trio, Wreck & Salvage.
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Send Us Your Tired, Your Poor, Your Hungry, Your Mail Art
About a month ago, I went to my home mailbox to retrieve, well, my mail and lamented that all I ever receive via snail mail is bills, solicitations for donations, wedding invitations and junk mail. More interesting or personal mail never comes through snail mail anymore — courier, sometimes, email, often, but never the US Postal Service. But seeing that is 2011, I didn’t keep this observation to myself and broadcast it via tweet in an effort to find a comraderie with others whose life was just as junk mail filled as mine but instead of finding people to commiserate with about the state of mail I found something else.
