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woensdag 29 januari 2014

Amongst ...


From Chris Vanderheyden, Belgium

Free me



Lost because not shared


BB 11


Talking trees


From Daniel de Culla, Spain

Talking head


From Cristina Blank, Germany

TRENCH MAIL ART 1914

An intercultural WW1 project between young people based in the North East of England and international locations

Marking the Centenary of the First World War, this mail art project for young people (aged 11-25 years) aims to create cross-cultural dialogue and exchange through research and visual art. Theresa Easton, the North East of England Project Manager and Visual Artist, will be working with young people in her region.  The young people will develop creative skills which will be used to make Mail Art which interprets their understanding of WW1 heritage in relation to project themes including:
Trench Art
Women & the War
People’s Stories

If you work with young people and are interested in developing a project with young people in the UK please contact: theresa_easton@yahoo.co.uk or check outhttp://theresaeaston.wordpress.com for information about book art projects.
If you would like to contribute your own Mail Art ideas please post your work to:
Theresa Easton
Ouseburn Warehouse Studios & Workshops
36 Lime Street
Ouseburn Valley
Newcastle-upon-Tyne
NE1 2PQ 
UK


Deadline for expression of interest: on-going.

maandag 27 januari 2014

Another 1914 Project

The Sziveri János Institute of the Faculty of Modern Philology and Social Sciences at the University of Pannonia

 organises an international mail art exhibition on the occasion of its “Transylvanian Days” (28 March – 5 April 2014) in Veszprém, Hungary.

We kindly request you to contribute to the success of the exhibition with your artwork(s).



The topic is “1914”. 



The place of exhibition: Művészetek Háza (’House of Arts’) (10 Vár Str., 8200 Veszprém, Hungary). Opening: 31 March 2014, 16.00.



We display every artwork which arrives in the form of a small postcard, and can be connected to the topic. Deadline for the arrival of the artworks: 15 March 2014. 



The artworks are going to get to the collection of Sziveri János Institute; and they are going to be on view on the website of the institute. 

The sender’s name, postal and e-mail addresses should be on the postcard.



Curators of the exhibition: Ottó Fenyvesi, János Géczi, Susanna Lakner, Eszter Láng, László Torma (Cauli)



All artworks to be mailed to postal address: 



    Pannon Egyetem MFTK 

Sziveri János Intézet 

Egyetem u. 10. 

H-8200 Veszprém, Hungary

Haiku and Hokusai project


Mail art project TRIBUTE TO THE WORLD OF HOKUSAI
received 25 January 2014

Free medium and size, no mention of a deadline.
Haiku poems and print techniques are more than appreciated

Mail contributions to
Miche Art Universalis
Steenweg op Beersel 9
B-2330 Merksplas

Belgium

woensdag 22 januari 2014

HACT or NAST zine





HACT magazine pages and freedom of speech project
proposed by OLEG KISEL, Russia
Contributions to be published in the magazine

Speak out your tongue







Digital art creations by Moan Lisa, USA

A HA said the clown





Artistamps by Theo Nelson, Canada

The republic of whimsy






artist book by
Theo Nelson
Canada

A tribute to the republic of animals


From Liza Leyla, Belgium

Music for G


From Erica Durante, USA

Fly me to the post office




Otto Sherman, USA

1914 2014 , resist 100 years of war nostalgia




































Otto Sherman, USA

The mongers are mongrels









Against all warmongrels

Otto Sherman, USA