Wednesday, December 9, 2009
Ryosuke Cohen - Osaka Japan
Brain Cell 752
looks like a collection of the creative consciousness...
and a whole list of contributors!
David Aronson - Willow Grove, PA
Ahoy! A duel! This fine scallywag made his way to the menagerie with direction from David Aronson of Willow Grove, PA. David is accepting contributions to his own mail art call with postings online at http://alchemicalwedding.com/mailart/mailart.htm
Monday, November 30, 2009
David Berube - New York, NY
Tuesday, November 24, 2009
Torma Cauli - Budapest
Bruno Chiarlone - Italy
Wednesday, November 18, 2009
Adeline & Jennifer Zoellner, St. Petersburg USA
Atte Ourie - Helsinki, Finland -- Part 2
This is the second time Dread Lippencott has received what we believe to be mystic maps and this time we received 2 in one day---the cryptic messages on the back are hard to cypher, leaving a delicious curiosity for the wandering traveler.
Keith Buchholz - St. Louis, USA
Lothar Trott - Switzerland
Lothar poses the question :WHAT IS MAIL ART? and provides clues... a window, a street.... whatever and wherever mail art takes us its something we can all enjoy together!
One packed envelope came to the menagerie with a funky zine (shown here folded in book shape and also unfolded to see all images) a note and some cool ray johnson mail art stickers that say " we respond differently to this one, to that one. The only way to understand is through participatory actions." Yup, that's mail art all right!
One packed envelope came to the menagerie with a funky zine (shown here folded in book shape and also unfolded to see all images) a note and some cool ray johnson mail art stickers that say " we respond differently to this one, to that one. The only way to understand is through participatory actions." Yup, that's mail art all right!
Friday, November 6, 2009
Ryosuke Cohen - Osaka Japan
Having been to many places around the globe, this is just a detail of a jumbo stamped collage recently received, too large to fit onto the scanner... and honestly I'm a bit unsure if I am to add to it and pass it on? I hate to stop the journey unwittingly... but being a novice my guess is that I am the final destination. Now I have a list of many people to send mail to!
Giovanni and Renata StraDA DA - Ravenna, Italy
Samantha Manchester - Maryland
This explorer happened upon the Menagerie unexpectedly... bringing a statement full of insights and markedly similar interests among distant lands...
Check out more documented communications at http://www.screwsmalltalk.blogspot.com
Angela Behrendt - Hannover, Germany
David Berube - New York, NY
Coming and Going: Richard Canard to me to Japan
This interesting piece came my way from Mr. Richard Canard--as instructed I added some dots and my name to the drawing and passed it on to Japan. (my additions are the pale yellow green dots) Fun to be a part of this project!
The next recipient is Laurie "La Dotiste", see more dot work at http://www.artistlaurie.blogspot.com
The next recipient is Laurie "La Dotiste", see more dot work at http://www.artistlaurie.blogspot.com
Monday, October 19, 2009
Friday, October 16, 2009
Jennifer Zoellner - Florida
This sassy lassy is hot stuff complete with cayenne karma!
Thanks to Jennifer Zoellner for sending this pirate warning to the menagerie! My own mail art journey began with a visit to JZ's mail art blog many moons ago--why not pay her a visit and see where it takes you! http://www.jenniferzoe.blogspot.com/
Atte Ourie - Helsinki, Finland
Joseph Delgado - Arizona
Saturday, October 10, 2009
Test Tower - Centralia, WA
Just what Dread needs--a map of the 4th dimension direct from Test Tower! And noted sightings of the wayward flock will help plot our mail art course to HeeBee JeeBee Land! You've got to love this combined piece made with help from Richard Canard who has inspired this crafty hag on many occasion to keep on mailing. Of course you can visit the 4th dimension any time you like by going to http://www.heebeejeebeeland.blogspot.com/
Bengamin Roe - Indianapolis
This card was perhaps sent from within the belly of a whale... or some sort of malevolent belly???
Skooch on over and give me a big kiss... CHOMP
Anyway thanks to Benjamin Roe in Indianapolis, USA for this lip-tastic contribution to the Menagerie! See more of his mail art comings and goings at http://www.ballsofdub.blogspot.com/
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