FROM: Ryosuke Cohen, Japan

Brain Cell 1289




Brain Cell keeps bringing ideas and people together! Always a pleasure to receive Ryosuke’s work, and especially lovely to find myself featured in Orion Soup. 

Many thanks, Ryosuke! 

 FROM: Vittore Baroni, Italy





WoW, so much to explore in one envelope! Art, humour, collages, artistamps, pen drawings and all sorts of unexpected surprises. what a cool collection! 

Many thanks, Vittore

 FROM: Lubomyr Tymkiv, Ukraine



documentation of "Stop Sex Colonialism in Ukraine" international mail art call:



Beautiful stamps! In particular the original way to document the project. The artistamps and images tell their own story, making the documentation an artwork in itself. Powerful the collective performance of Ukrainian artists during the exhibit.

Many thanks, Lubomyr!


 FROM: nonlocal variable, USA


Beautiful and thought-provoking artistamps, with a message that is hard to ignore. An impressive way to turn an everyday object into a reminder of the impact we leave on the planet. 

Thank you, nonlocal variable! 


 FROM: Boog, USA











Many thanks for this fun Mail Art surprise! A playful mix of words, images and artistamps, always a pleasure to find such unexpected treats in my mailbox! 🍌😊 and the reminder of your cool zine, i hope you received my contribution....

Many thanks, Boog!

 FROM: David Stone, USA








L'Flaneur already in its second edition with another of the beautiful covers by Cheryl Penn, keeps delighting the reader with an eclectic variety of writing and the intriguing way it moves through different voices and subjects.

Many thanks, David!

 FROM: Katerina Nikoltsou in collaboration with Heleen de Vaan, Greece



a cheerful surprise! a blue mailart from Katerina with Heleen's illustrations in a beautiful collaboration.

Thank you very much Katerina and Heleen!

 FROM: DADANAUTIK, Germany




collages and zebras masters of camouflage, disguised as a snail....great mail art as usual!

Many thanks, Walter! 

 FROM: Lubomyr Tymkiv, Ukraine






beautiful hand drawn postcard a reminder of my participation of his recent Flowers mail art call to support people undergoing psychiatric treatment in Inpatient Ward No. 2 in Lviv, Ukraine.

Many thanks, Lubomyr!

 FROM: DADANAUTIK, Germany



Some begin early, some much later… but perhaps Mail Art has no age limit! I love this playful and thoughtful reflection on how we find our way to art!

Many thanks, Walter!

 FROM: nonlocal variable, USA

Nothing from the Crevicist Institute













nonlocal variable’s 'nothing' call has a lot of something to say, with great contributions on the subject of nothing, turning it into all sorts of narratives and brilliant proposals. I love seeing how differently everyone approached it and, of course, I’m delighted to see my own contribution there! 

Many thanks, nonlocal variable!


 FROM: Helmut King, Austria








Helmut is the Zappanale No. 1 artist! This year’s festival took place during the World Football Cup, and the exhibition was full of interviews, events and games.. fun for Zappa music lovers and football fans alike. As always, Helmut’s mail is a joy to receive. Wonderful illustrations accompanied by cool little extras, this time buttons and a fun gadget!

Many thanks, Helmut!

 FROM: Franticham, Ireland

Assembling Box 63



Another wonderful box of discoveries with so many different voices, materials and ideas gathered together. This is what I love about Mail Art.. opening a box and never quite knowing what you will find. Another great ongoing project I am so happy to be part of.

Many thanks, Francis and Anticham!


 FROM: David Stone, USA

Blackbird nr. 19







happy to be included with my artistamps and my book:  'events, manifestos, instructions...and other Fluxus etcs..' 


David Stone
  




Blackbird is a long time running cool zine showcasing the works David receives, with contributions from artists from all over the world. It is a wonderful testament to how art can be a universal way to communicate and reach out. I am always happy to be part of it.

Many thanks, David!