Juan Carlos, Gracias por el envío de mail art para mi exposiciones.
A bicycle theme Mail Art exhibit. Send postcard sized, family friendly mail to Mim/Bicycles 2422 Floyd Ave, Richmond, VA, 23220 USA no return, no jury, documentation on the blog. Deadline 1 September 2015 Exhibit at Rostov's Coffee and Tea during UCI World Races
Monday, June 8, 2015
Juan Carlos Caballero Cifuentes, Lambaré, Paraguay
This card, my first ever, from Paraguay, is a drawing with collaged elements. You can see more of Juan Carlos work HERE.
Ryosuke Cohen, Osaka, Japan
Ryosuke Cohen sent me Brain Cell - 915. I was quite delighted to receive an entry from him. I looked very hard at his submission, knowing there must be a bicycle in there somewhere, or the idea of a bicycle. He has many images from Mail Artists around the world on this print, and my friend in Greece pointed out her owl on what could be a unicycle. Yes, there it is, a bicycle in there!
Thank you, Ryosuke. Your Brain Cells are always welcome.
If you'd like to learn more about the Brain Cells, click HERE
and HERE.
Along with the Brain Cell, there is a list of participants included.
Thank you, Ryosuke. Your Brain Cells are always welcome.
If you'd like to learn more about the Brain Cells, click HERE
and HERE.
Along with the Brain Cell, there is a list of participants included.
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Sunday, June 7, 2015
Anne Guiberteau, Le Pecq, France
Anne has sent another terrific card for the exhibit. It's collage on velour paper. Quite nice to touch. The statement reminds me of how free I felt as a child, when my father no long had to balance the bicycle for me and I could take off on my own.
Our children learned young and said the same thing - I feel so free! Yes, to be able to propel oneself around the neighborhood, to have transportation at hand, so freeing.
But wait, what kind of bicycle is this? Hmmm?
Our children learned young and said the same thing - I feel so free! Yes, to be able to propel oneself around the neighborhood, to have transportation at hand, so freeing.
But wait, what kind of bicycle is this? Hmmm?
Stangroom, Somerville, MA, USA
He included a note of explanation on this postcard.
I'm at all sorry - it tickled me to receive a full sized bicycle tire section!
I'm sure the venue and the viewers will enjoy it, also.
Meanwhile, thanks for this cool gallery showcard of a Ray Johnson piece.
You might enjoying finding out something more about this Mail Artist HERE.
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