The Postal Worker / Mail Art Show

Theme: The Postal Worker

Deadline July 15th, 2020

Send in Mail Art with the Postal Worker theme.
Any size welcome.

This Mail Art Show will be exhibited inside the Kenton Post Office in Portland Oregon.

Documentation to ALL!

Send all Mail Art to:
Jenny Soup
PO Box 17643
Portland, Oregon 97217
USA

Art is...

Mail Art:
Theme: Your position about art. „ART is...“

Condition:
The event is open to everyone from all over the world, any ages desired, all art professions (painters, graphic artists, media artists, sculptors, photographers, musicians, performers, songwriters, authors, dancers, multimedia artists, art writers, actors... )

No jury, no fee, no return. The works will be exhibited at the art fair arte-sono 2021 in January 2021 at Stuttgart/Germany and donated for a charity organisation.

Please write the envelope: Name of artist, profession and country, and you can notice your homepage and contact.

All rights of the submitted artworks will be transferred to Atelier MaMuK.
(The artwork will not be returned. The artist authorizes the organiser, Marion Musch to produce the image of the work for publicity and other non-commercial purposes.)
Thema: „ART is...“, size and technique is free
Racism, violence and pornografic works will NOT be exhibited
Deadline: 31.10.2020

The Exhibition: 16.-17. January 2021, Stuttgart/Germany at arte-sono 2021 art fair


Adress for sending: (your Mail Art must be sufficiently franked)

„arte-sono 2021“ Mail Art
Marion Musch
Friedhofstr. 29
D-70794 Filderstadt

Germany

Mail Art Call

INTERNATIONAL MAIL ART PROJECT and EXHIBITION
Watermarks

time: from july 19 th. to september 10 th. 2018
location: MultiCultural Center (MKC) Templin - Uckermark, Germany

(MKC) Templin calls for the international mail art project "watermarks" on the occasion of the 15th Water Games, which take place in July 2018 and invites artists to participate on the project with postcards.

All submitted works will be show on an exhibition in MKC Templin from 19.July to 10.September 2018 and all artists will be presented in the Internet.

PLEASE SEND TO:
Gerald Narr MKC Templin Prenzlauer Allee 6 17268 Templin Germany
Deadline: June 20, 2018
Technique: all artistic techniques, Collage and mixed media Size: A6 = 10.5 x 14.8 cm up to 21 cm (4.13 x 5.51 up to 8.27 inches) Sign your name, address, e-mail address and homepage/facebook page, on the back of your work.
no jury – no fee – no return Please send your original work to the address below.
Thank you and best regards Gerald Narr

Mail Art Call

Mail Art Call : Human Colonies in Space

Media: Photographs, collages, visual poems, paintings, prints, digital images...


Size: Postcard size


Your work will be displayed on my blogspot.


No jury, no fee, no return

Deadline: December 31, 2015



Documentation to all.

Please snail mail to:


Sinasi Gunes
 

Ferikoy Mah. Lala Sahin Sok. Renk

  Apt. No: 77/1 Sisli - Istanbul / Turkey

Write Home Soon / a project by Mark Strandquist

Mark Strandquist is a multi-media artist and curator currently based in Richmond, Virginia. He strives to create work that illuminates truths about individuals and events that are normally distorted or ignored by popular media. His work has been featured in various film festivals and independent galleries as well as an upcoming exhibit at the Art Museum of Americas in Washington, DC. He is currently working on a BFA at Virginia Commonwealth University.

 Write Home Soon, which will be exhibited at the Art Museum of Americas in late October invites individuals to create and send to the museum, postcards depicting places they have lost access to in their lives. The project strives to democratize ideas and actions surrounding the creation, exhibition, and consumption of art.

To participate, individuals are requested to visually depict (using photographs, collage, paint, anything), a place--mental, physical, metaphoric--that they have lost access to in their life, and on the back of the postcard, to include a memory from that space.

All participation is free, and all postcards received by 12/1/2012 will be included in the exhibit, as well as an online database.

Please mail all postcards to,

Write Home Soon, Art Museum of the Americas
1889 F St NW
Washington, DC
20006

Along with open calls for participation many of the postcards are being created in a series of city-wide workshops (workshop/partner locations include prisons, homeless shelters, libraries, mental health clinics, studios for disabled artists, public housing developments, Arts for the Aging, Habitats for Artists, DC Arts Center, Civilian Art Projects, Space of Her Own, Books to Prisoners, Free Minds, Miriam’s Kitchen, a variety of local Universities, art centers, and independent galleries, and more).

More information can be found at, http://www.nomovement.com/Write-Home-Soon

markaloysious@gmail.com

Exhibition:
Art Museum of the Americas, Thursday, October 25, 2012 - Sunday, February 24, 2013
http://museum.oas.org

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INTERNATIONAL MAIL ART PROJECT

Theme: Homeless

Deadline: December 30, 2012

Media: Photographs, emails, cartoons, collages, poems, visual poems, paintings, prints,digital images...

Size: Postcard size

Your work will be displayed on my website

No jury, no fee, no return.

The next step, collected mail-arts will be included in a book project as a printed publication.

Send to:
Ferikoy Mah. Sehit Erdem Canbas Sok. Merkaya Apt. No: 26 / 5 Kurtulus - Istanbul / Turkey

Mail Art Call

Free technique – Free size
The work will not be given back
Presentation of the works in a catalogue,
which will be sent to all participants 2012

Delivery deadline 31 december 2012
All the works must be sent to:
ART GALLERY ATREBATES Via Dè Amicis 35/37 4060 Dozza (BO) IT www.atrebates.net


PAPER TAKES FIRE AT 451° F: 1 LESS DEGREE TO SAVE BOOKS AND CULTURE FROM BURNING...
During the Thirties and Forties, two great prophets of the 20th century, Aldous Huxley and George Orwell, had proposed dystopian worlds, built around the ‘information degenerations’ of totalitarian regimes. Ray Bradbury focuses on the same degeneration in a regime (apparently democratic) based on an increasingly pervasive mass consumption, imagining a future, after 1960, in which reading books is a crime.
A special corps of firefighters has the task of tracing the perpetrators of the ‘crime of reading’ and burn their books. The law-abiding citizens must use the television in order to live, happily conditioned, outside of any unnecessary (and misleading) form of communication. Television, obsessive component of that society, is used to define what is right and what is wrong. However, there is a group of men who, together with their companions exiled from society and scattered throughout the nation, are the literary memory of mankind, as they have memorized the great classical texts of all times, that they ‘tell’ and ‘transmit’ to younger generations.
If Huxley and, above all, Orwell did not leave any way of escape, Bradbury’s book’s ending is open to a new life and to hope. Now that the television medium, even with its heavy anesthetic power, appears to be almost obsolete in comparison to the proliferation of all-pervasive and pseudo- communicative electronic media, his fears seem more urgent than ever and hopes fainter and fainter.
Carmelo Giummo

Mail Art Call

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Mail Art Calls

TODAY AND TOMORROW
International MAIL ART Exhibition in Bad Aibling (near Munich)
November/December 2012

Technique: free - painting, drawing, print, collage, Postcards, Artistamps, small sculptures (without frame or glass)
Only original works will be accepted, photocopies or e-mails of works will not be accepted.
Size: post card (10x15 cm) to A4 (19x29,7 cm), 3d.
All works must be sent by regular mail with postage stamps.
Works will not be returned, they will all be exhibited.
All proceeds will be donated for charitable purpose i in the region of Bad Aibling.

Deadline: October 20, 2012

The exhibition will be presented in Bad Aibling (near Munich) from November 19th to December 15th 2012 at Art Association Bad Aibling.

Documentation will be sent to everyone.

Online catalogue on the website:
http://today-and-tomorrow-mailart.blogspot.com/

Works can be sent to:
Dragan Jukic
Sonnenstr. 3c
83043 Bad Aibling
Germany

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LAMBS

Technique, size: Free
Deadline: April 10, 2012
No jury, no return.

Exhibitions:
April,  2012: Lajos Kossuth Community Centre and Library
Nagyrábé, Hungary, 
August, 2012: International Mail Art Colony,
Hernádkak, Hungary,

Photo documentation in SpanishFlu Netjournal of Art, www.spanyolnatha.hu

Send to:
Bárányok /Lambs

Kossuth Lajos Művelődési Ház és Könyvtár
Rétszentmiklósi út 2/A
H-4173 Nagyrábé
 Hungary