Saturday, September 2, 2017
Node Pajomo 2.2
PJM, Contact: Post Office Box 2632, Bellingham WA 98227-2632, USA; Size: 8.5" x 5.5" Page count: 24
I'm not sure how many issues of Node Pajomo I've missed since the last one I received back in March 2013, so suffice it to say how glad I am that it's still going.
NP is an essential zine resource since not only does it feature zine reviews, but reviews of independently-released musical projects [genres like experimental, noise, ambient, folk, metal, etc] and even 'ephemera' that other zine review zines would not touch, since they could not be defined as 'zines' - what I mean here is, for example, single-page 'newsletters' like those Truman Bentley Jr. made [I wonder if Truman is still creating these? Truman! Wake up grab a brush and put on a little make-up! and please resume communication! I must know >>> How are your Self-Improvement lessons going?]
Node Pajomo also includes Mail Art Listings. It's good to know there are still people doing these through the post, because as PJM observes: "This used to be the core of the zine but the tantalizing glow of digital social media has changed the way that the majority of mail artists interact with each other..."
Finally I'll note PJM's appealing writing style, which is fresh and incisive, and perhaps best of all, is his readiness to challenge a zinester [see scanned page above] - quite rare in zinedom these days. Why does it seem impossible in 2017 to find a zine reviewer who is not terrified of saying something even remotely negative? Too nice. Too boring.
Wednesday, June 19, 2013
Cuneiform #4
8 1/2" x 11", 10 pgs, $?
This is a compilation zine. It's composed of contributions from those dedicated to keeping print alive and making communication through the postal mail system a priority. James Dawson starts off the zine by sharing some of his recent experiences at the public library and offering some of his thoughts about the internet as well as some other random things. Very interesting. Next there are some letters and zine reviews. This issue ends with a piece extolling the virtues of books, "a wonderful concept." Worth a look for those devoted to the world of print. The editor of the zine changes from time to time, but for now write to:
James Dawson
PO Box 950
Spokane WA 99210
USA
Wednesday, September 1, 2010
Reed Altemus


Thursday, April 22, 2010
Altered postcards
from Mail Art Projects by edvard@dad.a.se (derkert)
Spectacular sights – Postcards of places yet to be seen
After the success of the collage postcard project September 2009, Cut & Paste, we now make a call for altered postcards of famous tourist sights from all over the world.
All incoming cards will be published on this website and exhibited in Gallery KG52, Stockholm 14/8 – 29/8 2010.
* cards should have the usual postcard format
* they should show an altered tourist attraction
* all techniques are welcome
* cards have to be posted before 15 May 2010
For more information check out the website: http://mailart.se/
Edvard Derkert Gallery KG52, Stockholm
mail: edvard@dad.a.se
Wednesday, April 14, 2010
CALL for MAIL ART: VISUAL POETRY
DEADLINE: August 1st, 2010
Mail Art Vispo contribution(s) (no size limits; no quantity limits; no returns; All will eventually become part of the Avant Writing Collection at OSU) to:
C Mehrl Bennett
137 Leland Ave
Columbus OH 43214 USA
AND/OR send jpeg attachment under 2 megabytes to cmehrlbennett@gmail.com
THEME: VISUAL POETRY
DEADLINE: August 1st, 2010
Documentation to all who include their return address or email address.
www.myspace.com/skylabgallery
Tuesday, April 13, 2010
Judith A. Hoffberg (1934-2009) Call for Submissions
Judith A. Hoffberg (1934-2009) was an avid and active promoter of mail art and artists’ books. Judy was editor and publisher of Umbrella, a newsletter devoted to all manner of art publishing and art exhibitions. In addition to Judy’s work as a librarian, archivist, lecturer and curator, she gave unstintingly of her time and energy to promote artists through her encouragement and connections in the art world.
Sunday, March 14, 2010
Ross Priddle








Sunday, December 27, 2009
Test Tower


Friday, December 25, 2009
Angela Ferrara

Thursday, December 24, 2009
art tower


Art Tower's work is always colorful, from what I've seen so far. I love it.
Sunday, November 29, 2009
Arriving




Sunday, November 22, 2009
Mail Me Art 2’s Winner for October – Rebecca Horwood
Rebecca Horwood's wonderfully intricate piece of mail art is our October winner. Rebecca will receive a signed limited edition print from Catalina Estrada and a signed copy of the book Mail Me Art: Going Postal with the World's Best Illustrators and Designers. You can see more of Rebecca's work at her website and blog.
Check out all of the submissions for October in the Gallery, or on Facebook and Flickr.
Visit the 'Submit Mail Art' page for information on how to submit your work.
A big thank you to everyone for all the fantastic mail art that has been sent so far!
Pimp My Card
These are one-of-a-kind pieces I did over the last few years and mailed out to folks everywhere. I wasn't meticulous about scanning everything, but I did manage to document 600 of them.
Monday, November 16, 2009
Sunday Secrets + Best Of

PostSecret is an ongoing community art project where people
mail in their secrets anonymously on one side of a postcard.
Because of the book tour and PostSecret Events, I was unable to complete the Blog. I have included 20 extra secrets below from April 13, 2008.















Updated PostSecret Event Schedule for 2009
(Use the facebook links to RSVP and for more details.)


























