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I consider this work a challenge.

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The Mail Art Of Riitta Ikonen

Collection pieces designed to be postal using creative and sometimes absurd materials:

In 2004 a holiday project at the University of Brighton titled ‘Location Vocation Vacation’ called for mail art. One post card per week was to be sent as a document of experiences to Margaret Huber, the then second year Illustration tutor.

Around a hundred and fifty A6 sized cards have since been sent (and received) from all over the world. Hair, fish, a sachet of white powder, a piece of broken record, mossy bark… all dutifully delivered by postal workers. Only five cards have never reached their destination, (a few of those due to very poor crocheting)

Margaret still receives mail at irregular intervals.

Many more examples of the artist’s post works can be found here.

Highland Park, New Jersey. 2011. Marker and colored pencil on paper. 11″ x14″.

Highland Park, New Jersey. 2011. Marker and colored pencil on paper. 11″ x14″.

Phillip J. Mellen (Enhanced Podcast)

(Enhanced Podcast)

Today’s episode is an interview with, artist and podcaster, Phillip J. Mellen. We discussed his excellent art podcast and his artistic practice.

Phillip produces the ahtcast, where he interviews contemporary artists he has met and discusses their work with them. Not only are the artists and their work high quality, but the conversations are interesting and easy to listen to. There are many arts podcast available, but Phillip’s podcast is one of the few podcasts that really discusses art from the point of view from the artist.


http://www.facebook.com/phillipjmellenprojects

http://www.phillipjmellen.com

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You can also check out the interviews with the artists who are going to be in our upcoming show Amanda Thackray, Jeffrey Augustine Songco, Olivia Kaufman, and our Kickstarter page.

Aditional Photos:

I Love the Internet. 2011. Marker and ink on paper. 11 x14.

I Love the Internet. 2011. Marker and ink on paper. 11 x14.

David LaMorte. Skimming. 2011. Marker and ink on paper. 11 x14.

David LaMorte. Skimming. 2011. Marker and ink on paper. 11 x14.

$300 Art Show

I am producing and curating an art show this May and I need your help! I invited some of my favorite artists to submit work, but you can also become part of the show. We are producing a catalog to pay for the show and as an ephemeral art piece and I am going to podcast the show as well. If you would like to become a backer and have your name printed in the catalog, you can donate to the Kickstarter page for the show.

Donor Levels:

Donors who give $5 will receive a copy of the limited edition exhibition catalog with images from the show and a hand written thank you note to you in the cover. The catalog will be printed in a limited run of 200.

Donors who give $15 will also receive a catalog with a thank you note in the mail. In addition, these donors have their names included in the catalog and will be mentioned in a thank you episode of the Newmediator.org podcast.

Donors who donate $100 dollars will receive a catalog with a handwritten thank you and a mention in the catalog. Along with those gifts our top tier donors will also be featured in their own interview episode of the Newmediator.org podcast to discuss their interest in the show, their reasons for donating, and any other related topic.

If you would like to check out the artists as well you can go to their websites:
John Herman (http://johnherman.org)
Dave LaMorte (http://davidlamorte.com)
James Post (http://jamespost.net)
Sheree Rensel (http://wizzlewolf.com)
Jeffrey Augustine Songco (http://songco.org)
Amanda Thackray (http://ajthackray.com)

I’m sending this postcard to Mail Me Art in London as part of their Going Postal project. I started making postcards when I was studying abroad in England. I’m not sure if I’m going to be included, but I feel like I’m paying something back.

I’m sending this postcard to Mail Me Art in London as part of their Going Postal project. I started making postcards when I was studying abroad in England. I’m not sure if I’m going to be included, but I feel like I’m paying something back.

Phillip J. Mellen (Enhanced Podcast)
$300 Art Show

About:

David LaMorte is an artist, educator, and podcaster living in NJ. You can more work on http://www.davidlamorte.com

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