New Addy Labels

Which Direction? North Bound...

New Faux Postage:

Outgoing

from David Stafford

That Rare and Priceless Artifact: Mistaken for Cleopatra

O-Fish-L Mail from Adamandia

Sneak peak at a page from my new zine

My postcard entry for the Positive/Negative Mail art call was received

New Rubberstamps

Ancestry...

Reply to Pam in UT:

my entry for the following call:

Living slow - Living fast  (three perfs)
Theme: Long, long ago, Aesopus told us about "The tortoise and the hare". Who wins? Some people want to fly into space, some people want to escape to the country. Make your own choice, maybe you want to do both. Who doesn't? The town I live in has recently been certified as a slow city -- Cittaslow.
http://www.cittaslow.net 
Chaam http://www.alphen-chaam.nl/eCache/DEF/55/465.html 
"Fired by the success and support for Slow Food the Italians set about initiating the Slow Cities movement. Slow cities are characterised by a way of life that supports people to live slow. Traditions and traditional ways of doing things are valued. These cities stand up against the fast-lane, homogenised world so often seen in other cities throughout the world. Slow cities have less traffic, less noise, fewer crowds... 
http://www.slowmovement.com 
At the same time we are invited to be an astronaut, literally a Flying Dutchman. "The Dutch people have always been bold entrepreneurs. They were among the first to conquer the world seas in the 16th and 17th Century in search for trade. Royal Dutch Airlines (KLM ) was one of the first commercial airlines founded in 1919, and the one of the very few that still exists. Space Experience Curacao (SXC) will add a historic dimension to the legacy of the Flying Dutchman by facilitating galactic travel and transport and thereby helping to open space for new benefits for mankind.
http://spaceexperiencecuracao.com 
Send me your imagination of fast and slow living, Can you make your choice or can you imagine the contrast in text and/or image.
Size and technique: free
No returns
Exposition: in 2011 in QS Gallery of The Museum of Instant Images
Documentation: to all participants and Online gallery on the Internet:
http://slow-project.blogspot.com 
http://www.colori.nl/mii/slow 
Info: mii@colori.nl 
Deadline to be received: April 30, 2010

ColoriMii 
The Museum of Instant Images 
Beckershagen 15 - Chaam - 4861 SE 
Pays Bas - The Netherlands - NL

Lucky Rabbit

(my submission for the Lucky Rabbit ATC call)

Lucky Rabbit ATC Call  (four perfs)
Theme: In April 2011, Regina Artist Trading Cards celebrates 8 years of Creative Exchange.8 is a lucky number; 2011 is the year of the rabbit. Please join us in an Auspicious ATC Celebration Display and Exchange:Double Lucky Rabbit ATC Swap! Celebrate 8! Send us your Art! 
1. Please send us six original (6) ATCs— a set of 6, or 6 versions of your work. 
2. Please include with your 6 card ATC submission: a pre-stamped return envelope (SASE), your contact information, including e-mail (if possible) and 1 page maximum about you and the way you made your work-- tell us a little about yourself & discuss your techniques and tools, and your image content. Do you live outside Canada? Don’t worry about return postage, send us something fun-- ephemera from your country, or even an extra ATC. We’ll pay the return postage. it’s easier that way.
3. Exhibition and party! Opening reception: Mackenzie Art Gallery, 2pm Sat April 2, 2011. There will be cake! And carrots! Display Closing: Mid-August 2011, after which you will receive 6 trades mailed back! 
All cards submitted will be displayed in the Learning Centre at the MacKenzie Art Gallery. 
Documentation: online. Please indicate if you do not want your work on posted on the web. 
Info: For More Information, please contact the Regina ATC at artisttradingcards@hotmail.com 
Deadline to be received: February 28, 2011

Lucky Rabbit c/o Regina ATC Celebrates 8
MacKenzie Art Gallery
3475 Albert St.
Regina, SK S4S 6X6
Canada