r f côté
québec, canada
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the more i change...the more i remain the same
- stevenspat
- This is a mail art exhibition based on the idea that the more dynamic you think you are, the more likely the opposite is true. Calls for entries have been posted at various web sites and mail art groups. Direct mailings soliciting admissions have also been sent. Thanks for visiting. Hope you'll create and send some art my way soon. To participate in this project: e-mail your artwork to: themoreichange@gmail.com if you prefer to use land mail, please e-mail themoreichange@gmail.com for the land mail address
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everybody's changing
keane
LINKS
- A Gravura No Seculo XXI
- A.1. Mail Art Archive
- Anonymous Female Artist
- Anti-Robot Inundation Army
- Arte Postal
- Ascender Rises Above
- Dead White Mail
- Eva Lake
- Fat Red Ant's Mail Art & Artistamps
- Frip's Mail Art Blog
- Goddelijke Gladiolen
- Handy Postcard Exchange
- International Union of Mail Artists
- J B Daniel
- Jan-Willem Doornenbac
- Johannes J Musolf
- Keith Bates
- Kiyotei
- Little Red Mail Box
- Mail Art (Luxembourg)
- Mail Art (Van Sebroeck & Fierens)
- Mail Art and Artistamps
- Mail Art by Luistar
- Mail Art: The Forum
- Mail Me Art
- Mailart
- mailartissimo russia
- Marie Anakee Miczak
- Mick Boyle's Postcard Exhibition
- Paul Di Filippo
- Plastique Monkey
- Postsecret
- R F Côté
- Ray Johnson
- Rick Terror
- Samit's Blogalleria
- Scrapatorium
- Scrapiteria
- Shouting at the Postman
- Stevenspat Artwork For Sale
- Synaptic-Patina
- The Art of Krowraven7
- The Postman Always Rings Twice
- Wanted: Mail Art
- Who Art Thou!
Check back for updates, new links, art and posts.
3 comments:
A lot of excellent old school postcards!! Love anything to do with old ridiculous adverts, decayed media and diffuse politics.
The advert is from the September 1975 issue PLAYBOY! Cool stuff to do collage with and cool stuff to collage the pages with!...
reg
Thanks for sharing this image. In the past it was said that "The camera never lies." I guess that is still true, however the artist certainly has learned to manipulte images.
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