I believe the last time
I was carving out linoleum and making block prints was when I was student. Maybe it was the visible geologic time
machine of Death Valley that inspired me after last weekend’s trip to the
desert. This one comes from a long
morning hike way back into Mosaic Canyon – one of my favorite places in the
national park.
Saturday, March 31, 2018
Printing Death Valley
Labels:
Art,
black and white,
California,
Death Valley,
desert,
hiking,
National Park,
print
Wednesday, March 21, 2018
The Book is a Friend
Sometimes when you make
and send mail art you have to accept that it just might not get there. All that was left of this copy of Sinclair
Lewis’s Main Street, was the cover. That has been converted into a postcard with obsessively
hand-painted bookshelves on the back – it was kind of addictive painting
those. Now, let’s hope it makes it to Russia.
Tuesday, March 20, 2018
When it Rains it Pours (Mail Art)
After an exceptionally
dry February, it has been pouring the last few weeks and art has been pouring
into mail box as well. A few more pieces
for Valentine’s Day and a Year of the Dog print from Gina Visione and even a
nod to Presidents Day. A poetic set from
e. coles that included some wool from a British Southdown Sheep! Big envelopes, collaged postcards and some
spring time mail art from Greece. Here
is a list of the recent senders:
- Dori Singh
- Susan Stewart
- Jennie Hinchliff
- Gina Visione
- Kerosene
- Julia Crossman
- e. coles
- Peter Müller
- Gregg Biggs and the Museum of Unclaimed Ephemera
- Katerina Nikoltsou
- Crackerjack Kid
- Lours Postal
- Marina Salmaso
Labels:
Art,
California,
canada,
Denmark,
England,
France,
Germany,
Greece,
Mail art,
Mixed Media,
postal,
postcard,
snail mail
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