Mail Out: Eduardo Cardoso, Sines, PORTUGAL

Mail Out: Elisa Battistella, Milan, ITALY

As I sort through the great stacks of mail . . each piece gets a visual response . . I've been enjoying the altering of this backdrop image as I customize it for each individual.

Keith Bates, Stamps

Mail Out: ATC Call, ATC Quarterly, Dunvegan, ON, CANADA

The next ATC Quarterly Challenge is " SAY CHEESE"
Deadline: 15 November 2009
Email 300 dpi jpegs to: editor@atcquarterly.com
Snail Mail Submissions:
ATC Quarterly
19698 County Road 24
Dunvegan, Ontario, K0C 1J0 CANADA

Mail Out: Lothar Trott, Zurich, SWITZERLAND

Mail Out: Add and Pass . . various destinations

Add and Pass


Onward to the next alteration . .

Mail Out: "Owl", Claudio Grandinetti, Cosenza, ITALY

The call:
MAIL ART CALL - The Owl
THEME: The Owl
Free Size
No Return
Documentation online at: The OWL
Deadline: 25/08/10
All works must be send by post
Don't forget your photo, some lines of biography, address and e-mail address

Send to:

The Owl
By Claudio Grandinetti
Via Popilia Palazzo Manna 1
87100 Cosenza
Italia

Mail Out: Mark Greenfield, Newcastle, Staffs, ENGLAND

Round 3 in this circulating piece.

A Book About Death, Queens, NY, USA

FYI

Louise Weinberg is putting up a selection of the artists' postcards created especially for A Book About Death collaborative project up at the Queens Museum of Art as one of a trio of exhibitions celebrating the Day of the Dead. The exhibition opens on November 1st and runs through November 15. A reception will be held on November1st from 3 to 6pm.

Selections from "A Book About Death" is an artists' collaborative project conceived by collage artist Matthew Rose (an American living and working in Paris) for the Emily Harvey Foundation in New York City where the original exhibition took place from September 10 - 22, 2009. Over 500 artists contributed 500 postcards each created from artworks made especially to create an unbound book about death in homage to Ray Johnson (father of mail art), a celebration of Emily Harvey, and a global exploration of how we celebrate memory and death. The only requirement was to include the words "a book about death" somewhere on the card. Since then, the exhibition has traveled to the Otis College of Art and Design in LA, and to the Mobius Gallery in Boston, MA, as well as becoming part of the permanent collections of the Museum of Modern Art and the LA County Museum of Art Research Library. The Queens Museum is presenting a selection of cards from the exhibition and are also asking the community, in an artist-led workshop, to create their own postcard about death and add it to the exhibition.

To be included in this exhibition, make a postcard and send it to: L. Weinberg, Queens Museum of Art, New York City Building, Flushing Meadows Corona Park, Queens, NY 11368.

Mail Out: Pierpaolo Limongelli, Monopoli, ITALY

An add and return booklet from Pierpaolo . . now on the way back to Italy.

Mail Out: Carroll Woods, Menlo Park, CA, USA

Checkout work from Carroll at : dumpsterdiversanonymous

Mail Out: Glynis Wilson Boultbee, "Belonging", Red Deer , AB, CANADA

Mail Art for an exhibit called "Longing / Belonging"
Artists are invited to submit mail art on the theme of "belonging" for an exhibition at the Harris-Warke Gallery in Red Deer, Alberta in December of 2009. There may be satellite spaces beyond the Harris-Warke Gallery, and all work that fits our guidelines will be shown in one of these exhibit sites.
Art should be postmarked on or before September 23, 2009.
Guidelines:
1. The art itself must be no larger than 6" X 6".
2. The Gallery is open to children and children will be invited to participate. Please keep this in mind when creating your piece.
3. Only art submitted by regular post will be accepted. No electronic submissions please.
4. If you wish to receive information about the exhibit (which will be sent in November/December of 2009), include your email address with your submission.
5. Please indicate your first name and the city in Canada or the country in which you live.
Artists who submit pieces and provide their email addresses will receive documentation for the show (including the web site address where they can view images). Please note that we will likely send an attachment as part of this email.
Artists who submit their work agree that their art:
1. will become the permanent property of Arts a la Carte (the group organizing the exhibit);
2. will be used to prompt conversations during Arts a la Carte’s "Belonging Project" and perhaps also photographed or scanned and displayed on the web.
For additional information, go to http://sites.google.com/site/artsalacarterd/

Date limite: Art should be postmarked on or before September 23, 2009.

ADRESSE: Glynis Wilson Boultbee
Belonging Project Coordinator
c/o Red Deer Public Library
4818-49 St
Red Deer AB T4N 1T9
CANADA

Mail Out: Horizons, Buenos Aires, ARGENTINA

THE CALL
* Horizon. (lat. horizon, -ontis // gr. horizon, -ontos = that limits.) Line that limits the land area covered by the sight of the observer, and which seems to be linking the sky with the earth. Circular area of the surface of the balloon, which is contained in that line. Visible or apparent union of earth and sky, you can glimpse from any position.

THEME
“Horizons”

TECNICHS: Free
SIZE: 15 x 4 cm.
(only landscape)
EXPOSITION: December 5th to 19th, 2009 at Barraca Vorticista [Buenos Aires]
January 9th to 23th, 2010 at La Tranca [Cura Malal]

DOCUMENTATION
All works in the exhibition will be published in Corral de Piedra website.
A complete directory of all participants will be included which can be printed by anyone.

DEADLINE
November 15th, 2009
( postage stamp will constitute proof of postage date )

SENDS WORKS TO
"Horizons"
Corral de Piedra c/o Mercedes Resch
El Aromo y El Fresno, s/n
Cura Malal (7548), Provincia de Buenos Aires
Argentina

Mail Out: Matt Lucas, London, ENGLAND

A Thinking of you card for Matt . . hope it brings a smile . .

Mail Out: Popov Central Museum, St. Petersburg, RUSSIA

The Call:
A.S. Popov - Russia
This year Russia has noted the 150 anniversary from the date of a birth of great Russian scientist A.S. Popov. I will be glad to your participation. A deadline - October. The exhibition in the A.S.Popov Central museum of communications in December 2009 - January, 2010 will take place. Works do not come back. The documentation from an exhibition is dispatched in a current of year in process of material possibilities of a museum. Best regards, Svetlana Serebryakova (Claire Silver)

Adress:

The A.S.Popov Central Museum of communications
7, Pochtamtskaya str.,
190000, St. Petersburg,
Russia

Mail Out: PC TICTAC, Starnberg, GERMANY

The Call:
BUBBLES MailArt Call
I love bubbles. Inspire yourselves and send me your bubbles in any format and techniques( collage, recycling, drawings, stamps, paintings, poetry, photography, assemblage...you name it!) you like the most
Only two requisites to follow:
1. Send me your mail art via snail post at:
PC(TICTAC)
Postfach 1140
82301Starnberg
Germany
2.The dead line will be:
February 18.2010.
All mail art received will be kept and posted here.
Tank you all!
Patrizia

The Crafty Hag, St. Petersburg, FL, USA

Check out more from the Crafty Hag at her new Blog: Dread Lippencott's Menagerie
Thanks to Coralette Damme for this call of the wild.

Arts and Sciences Project, New York, NY, USA

Arts & Sciences PROJECTS

373 Broadway
Suite E14
New York, NY 10013
info@artsandsciencesprojects.com

Male Mail Art: Open Call
Open Call:
Send us your Male Mail Art!
Entries will be considered for inclusion in a forthcoming publication by Arts & Sciences PRESS.
Mail your entries to:

Arts & Sciences PROJECTS
373 Broadway #E14
New York, NY 10013

Please include contact information.
Deadline: Must be received by
Saturday, September 19, 2009.