Podcasts about mail art

Le Delta à Namur consacre une exposition à la fascination des artistes pour la carte postale. Apparue dès la seconde moitié du 19e siècle, la carte postale a inspiré de nombreux artistes pour des œuvres qui se déclinent en peinture, collage, installation, film, photographie, mail art… L'exposition – à découvrir jusqu'au 18 août – revient sur la présence, la réappropriation et le détournement de la carte postale dans l'art depuis les origines jusqu'à nos jours. Rencontre avec les commissaires Virginie Devillez et Isabelle de Longrée, et les artistes Bernard Boigelot, Aglaia Konrad, Michel Peetz et Oriol Vilanova. La voie verte à Ixelles se décline entre la gare de Luxembourg et la station RER Germoir. Imaginée par le bureau MSA et Ney & Partners, ce sentier pédestre et cycliste le long de la voie de chemin de fer s'inscrit notamment dans le cadre de la dynamique des contrats de quartier à Bruxelles. Promenade le long du parcours avec l'architecte Alain Simon (MSA). Réalisation : Fabrice Kada Merci pour votre écoute Par Ouïe-Dire c'est également en direct tous les jours de la semaine de 22h à 23h sur www.rtbf.be/lapremiere Retrouvez tous les épisodes de Par Ouïe-Dire sur notre plateforme Auvio.be : https://auvio.rtbf.be/emission/272 Et si vous avez apprécié ce podcast, n'hésitez pas à nous donner des étoiles ou des commentaires, cela nous aide à le faire connaître plus largement.

A look at the life and work of a true art world enigma, Ray Johnson. Author Ellen Levy joins me to discuss the reluctant genius, sometimes referred to as "the most famous unknown artist." Collages and mail art and photos and more.Links:Ray Johnson EstateRay Johnson work at The Art Institute of ChicagoEllen Levy on InstagramA Book About Ray / Ellen Levy websiteHow To Draw A Bunny documentary

This episode is the mail art primer.   (re-issue) Cling vinyl stamps allow the stamps to be used with an acrylic handle for support. Three-color stamps The TAM Rubber Stamp Archive has a collection of prints of rubber stamps mail-artists have used since 1983.  Harriet Tubman stamp for the $20 billhttps://occupygeorge.com/https://indroneswetrust.tumblr.com/participatehttps://www.stampstampede.org/ East Asian seals  Mulready stationery https://www.jetpens.com/blog/how-to-use-washi-tape/pt/698 https://every-tuesday.com/10-hand-lettering-enhancements/ 

Che cosa hanno in comune l'arte e la posta? Possono sembrare apparentemente due realtà molto distinte, ma in realtà hanno uno stretto legame grazie alla Mail Art. Ma che cos'è la Mail Art? È un fenomeno artistico la cui unica caratteristica è il fatto che il lavoro sia spedito tramite il servizio postale fisico. Un fenomeno che esiste da circa sessant'anni, ma ancora poco conosciuto anche perché non prevede una commercializzazione, ma uno scambio reciproco di doni artistici attraverso il servizio postale. Noi ci siamo fatti spiegare meglio di che cosa si tratta da Asia Rota (@lafigliadelpostino), che con il suo profilo cerca di far conoscere meglio questa particolare forma d'arte.

PERSONAL BUSINESS: A Mail-Art Review (266) Enjoy! https://ia600504.us.archive.org/0/items/mutation-266/Mutation266.mp3

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  Episode 14: Senders Receive host Jennie Hinchcliff discusses books about mail art! Suggestions from SR listeners resulted in a fantastic list of books to be discussed (now and in future episodes!) For Episode 14 Jennie reviews “The World of Donald Evans” (Wally Eisenhart), “45 Years of Fooling Around With Anna Banana” (Michelle Jacques), and the listener suggested “Hand Illustrated Postal Envelopes” (David Swales). ________________________________________________________________________________________   SHOW NOTES: about: Donald Evans see the exhibition: 45 Years of Fooling Around With Anna Banana Hand Illustrated Postal Envelopes by David Swales   Resources for seeking out used books:  Add All Book Finder ________________________________________________________________________________________ Follow Senders Receive on Instagram and learn about upcoming episodes: @sendersreceivepodcast   The Senders Receive intro/outro music is titled "Successful"; the musical artist is Keetsa. This track is used as per the artists Creative Commons usage statement, which can be found here: https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/4.0/       

Chuck Welch a.k.a. Crackerjack Kid continues the conversation in Part 02 of his Senders Receive interview! Crackerjack has spent the last twelve years archiving and organizing his mail art collection, for inclusion at the Smithsonian Museum's Archives of American Art. He has curated mail art exhibitions for various institutions, most recently the show "Postcards to Brattleboro: 40 Years of Mail Art" at the Brattleboro Museum and Art Center in Vermont. For Part 02 of his interview, we discuss what it's like to open an exhibition on the brink of a pandemic, meeting other mail artists in person, and the effect of the early internet on mail art.  This is Part 02 of a two part interview. ______________________________________________________________________________ SHOW NOTES: --> What Is Mail Art? : an interview with Chuck Welch and mail artist Shmuel (Stewart Copans) : https://youtu.be/vubEgu5bxVg --> Finding Aid to the Jean Brown Papers at the Getty Research Institute: --> Dick Higgins (Something Else Press) writes about intermedia --> upcoming exhibition: Ray Johnson: c/o at The Chicago Art Institute   Follow Crackerjack on Instagram at: @crackerjackkid3 Interested in corresponding with Crackerjack? Send him a DM via IG! _______________________________________________________________________ The Senders Receive intro/outro music is titled "Successful"; the musical artist is Keetsa. This track is used as per the artists Creative Commons usage statement, which can be found here: https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/4.0/ Is there a postal modern or mail art maven that you'd like to hear more about? An individual that you think should be interviewed by Senders Receive? Send us an email at: sendersreceivepodcast.com! Follow us on Instagram: @sendersreceivepodcast  

Chuck Welch (a.k.a. The Crackerjack Kid) is author of "Eternal Network: A Mail Art Anthology", one of the earliest and best anthologies of mail art thought and writing. His artistamp and mail art works have long circulated throughout the Network; recent artistamp issues cover topics such as BLM, C19, and political protest.  Crackerjack has spent the last twelve years archiving and organizing his mail art collection, for inclusion at the Smithsonian Museum's Archives of American Art. He has curated mail art exhibitions for various institutions, most recently the show "Postcards to Brattleboro: 40 Years of Mail Art" at the Brattleboro Museum and Art Center in Vermont. He has been the focus of museum shows, notably "Errors, Fakes, and Oddities" and "Mail Art Archives and Correspondences by Chuck Welch" at the New Hampshire Institute of Art Sharon Arts Gallery, in Manchester, NH.  This is Part 01 of a two part episode. ----more---- SHOW NOTES: Omaha Flow Systems :: Ken Friedman Postcards to Brattleboro: 40 Years of Mail Art Errors, Fakes, and Oddities at the New Hampshire Institute of Art Eternal Network: A Mail Art Anthology (readable .pdf) ----more---- The Senders Receive intro/outro music is titled "Successful"; the musical artist is Keetsa. This track is used as per the artists Creative Commons usage statement, which can be found here: https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/4.0/ Is there a postal modern or mail art maven that you'd like to hear more about? An individual that you think should be interviewed by Senders Receive? Send us an email at: sendersreceivepodcast.com! Follow us on Instagram: @sendersreceivepodcast

Ep 30In today’s episode we will be talking about stamps, postmarks and mail art The etymology behind the word stationeryInteresting call for pandemic mail-related itemsBarbados stamps for Centenarians.  “Comprising a total of 27 stamps, the collection was released on December 8, 2016”New Canadian stampshttps://twitter.com/renatalorelei__/status/1390056806018392065?s=21More neat stamps from the Royal MailJapanese Pokemon Stamps! https://t.co/heLSiqQOiH?amp=1https://translate.google.com/translate?sl=ja&tl=en&u=https://www.post.japanpost.jp/kitte/collection/archive/2021/0825_01/Go for Broke: Japanese American Soldiers of WWII Stamp (will release June 3rd)United in Mail Art Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/stationeryorbit?fan_landing=true)

On February 19th, 2015, Clemente Padín, the elder statesman of Uruguayan art, replied to an email from his compatriot and young artist Francisco Tomsich with a fateful attachment: a list of email and postal addresses of six Yugoslav mail artists. These were some of the people with whom Padín had corresponded in the 1970s and 80s and 90s as part of a mail art network.Padín’s list launched Tomsich into a story of surprising discoveries, unintended consequences, and, indeed, Yugoslavia as a cultural space; a story of art and the postal service and the threads that connect us; a story of friendships spanning decades and dictatorships and continents and generations...Featuring the songs "Eskimo / Koka Kola," "Fabrika," and "Žene" by E.P.P.The Remembering Yugoslavia podcast explores the memory of a country that no longer exists. Created, produced, and hosted by Peter Korchnak. New episodes two to four times per month.Detailed shownotes: RememberingYugoslavia.com/Podcast-Yugoslav-Mail-Art/Instagram: Instagram.com/RememberingYugoslaviaBecome a patron: Patreon.com/RememberingYugoslaviaDonate to support the project: PayPalSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/rememberingyugoslavia)

Episode 02 is another solo show! Jennie chats about mail art philosophies, getting involved in the Network, and the importance of sending AND receiving mail. Senders Receive highlights movers and shakers in today's postal modern movement, long time mail artists and people who love interacting with the postal system.   Show notes: Good Mail Day the San Francisco Correspondence Co-op Ex Postal Facto Conference   New episodes air on Thursdays! Find out about upcoming episodes via our IG account: @sendersreceivepodcast ----more---- Many thanks to sound editor Von Span.

Quinn loves to talk about art that can be sent through the mail, and Betty has seen an exhibit about this at the Art Gallery of Ontario, so this just might be the quintessential Pictorial topic. We also look at some major markers in the history of mail as an art movement.

This week, "Art and Soul" is about the visual arts. Lisa Barry is joined by state and local arts leader Omari Rush and Jamie Vander Broek from the University of Michigan Book Arts Studio at the U-M Library. The University Library is partnering with the Ann Arbor District Library to capture the feelings of these difficult times using "Mail Art."

This episode is the mail art primer. Cling vinyl stamps allow the stamps to be used with an acrylic handle for support. Three-color stamps The TAM Rubber Stamp Archive has a collection of prints of rubber stamps mail-artists have used since 1983. Harriet Tubman stamp for the $20 billhttps://occupygeorge.com/https://indroneswetrust.tumblr.com/participatehttps://www.stampstampede.org/ East Asian seals Mulready stationery https://www.jetpens.com/blog/how-to-use-washi-tape/pt/698 https://every-tuesday.com/10-hand-lettering-enhancements/ You can find me at @gneissguyco on InstagramYou can also write to me at:Stationery OrbitAttn: John WestP.O. Box 621Golden, CO 80402 Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/stationeryorbit?fan_landing=true)

April from @penguinscreative is here this week with special guest Cristiane Evans (Cris Evans) from @crisevans to talk about her journaling habits using the Hobonichi and documenting her life with ephemera and cute quotes from her kids. Cris is also a master of snail mail art and she and April discuss all the best tools for decorating your next snail mail worth keeping in your journals! Show notes

This week's episode contains a brief history lesson with a dip into art history and a call to action to join gallupARTS' two mail art campaigns: it's "Artist Trading Card Exchange" and its "1,000 Paper Cranes for Gallup" project. Find more information about these projects at www.galluparts.org/at-home-projects

This week we chat with the Mail Artist Abby Walker from Sacramento CA. She can be found on IG under @theartofthepost and @sacramentosnailmailsociety. This week we talk about how to do Mail Art, the joy of mail, the joy of penpals, the beauty of stamps and the age old question: which comes first—the letter, the envelope or the stamps.

This interview with letter writing enthusiast, and all round creative person Naomi Bulger, is a realist’s take on becoming an artist. It’s very refreshing and inspiring. Give it a listen! Audio note: this interview was recorded via Skype, before we were able to improve our audio quality. Naomi Bulger is a writer, illustrator and teacher from Melbourne, Australia. Her love for illustration started with reading illustrated children’s books. However, that kind of art was discouraged during her school days. It took a long time for her to find her way back to illustration. Naomi has worked in journalism and copywriting, and continues with creative writing in different forms. Mail art is what finally got her back into illustrating. It was a creative outlet during a stressful time. In this interview she tells her story, and shares her thoughts on making your creative pursuits a career. She describes some “dos and don’ts” about creative work and how to get started as an illustrator. Support Art Supply Posse and get bonus episodes ##Topics Naomi’s start as an illustrator Other creative outlets before illustration Going from journalism to illustration and freelancing The positive impact of the Internet Making your creativity a career Pressure and creativity Making time for creativity in everyday life What teaching gives back Preferred mediums Mail art How to get started in illustration Support Art Supply Posse and get bonus episodes Links Naomi’s website Real Artists Don’t Starve by Jeff Goins Elizabeth Gilbert — Big Magic Big Magic Review by The Art History Babes — starts at 14:12 Art Supply Posse Mail Art Episode InCoWriMo ​Art Supply Posse Website ​​ ​​Discuss art and art supplies in our forum: Artsupia Forum There’s an app for that too: iOS Discourse App for Artsupia Forum Android Discourse App for Artsupia Forum

In this episode, Miriam Kienle, Assistant Professor of Art History at the University of Kentucky School of Art and Visual Studies, discusses her work on the artist Raymond Edward "Ray" Johnson. Among other things, she describes Johnson's studies at Black Mountain College and relationship with Andy Warhol, as well as his invention of "mail art" or "correspondence art" in the early 1950s. She explains how the mail facilitated both communication and censorship, especially of sexual minorities, and how Johnson used the mail to establish artistic networks in which he circulated his "polysemic" collages, which he referred to as "moticos." She also discusses Johnson's complicated relationship to the art market and his contestation of the concepts of "authorship" and "the work."Keywords: gender and sexuality, critical theory, new media, curatorial studies, digital humanities See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

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Kent Hall is tough to categorize. On one hand he's a photographer who makes books. On the other, he's a collage artist who makes books. But he's also a poet—and yes, a poet who makes books. His fascination with the mundane and the detritus of modern life are the raw materials for much of what he creates and whether he's being inspired by film or literature or simply watching the city move around him, his growing body of work gets more and more interesting with every new expression. CONNECT WITH KENTWebsite: https://www.kent.lyInstagram: @windsorknot MUSICPlease Listen Carefully (Jahzzar) / CC BY-SA 4.0

Mail artist Chloe McHenry creates collectible letters and postcards. Then she puts stamps on them and entrusts her work to the postal service. In this episode, I talk with Chloe about how she started creating mail art, her experiences with being a penpal on Reddit, and how she pays attention to details that end up in her art. You can find Chloe's work on her Instagram page (parcel.tongue). Click here to see more details on the Postcardist website. Music in this episode: Ragtime Dance by Scott Joplin, licensed under a Creative Commons Public Domain Mark 1.0 License. Music sourced from Free Music Archive.  

Oakland artist, David Wilson, demonstrates mail can be a powerful and tangible way to connect people. Follow along in this special episode of Art School in collaboration with SFMOMA to learn about collage techniques and make your own mail art to share around the world.

This week, Heather and Kathy talk about Mail Art, how it works, some links to other things and what awesomeness it creates. Check out our lovely sponsor, ArtSnacks and use coupon code "artsupplyposse" when you subscribe to their awesome monthly art supplies subscription service to get 10% off your first month. Johanna Basford's Lost Ocean Mike Hawthorne Interview on ASP Amy Pilkington’s creative space Image 1 Image 2 Image 3 Image 4 Image 5 Image 6

This week, Heather and Kathy talk about Mail Art, how it works, some links to other things and what awesomeness it creates. Check out our lovely sponsor, ArtSnacks and use coupon code "artsupplyposse" when you subscribe to their awesome monthly art supplies subscription service to get 10% off your first month. Johanna Basford's Lost Ocean Mike Hawthorne Interview on ASP Amy Pilkington’s creative space Image 1 Image 2 Image 3 Image 4 Image 5 Image 6

Parte 1 - Mail Art Podcast

Parte 2 - Mail Art Podcast + Mystery Track

This Educator Guide corresponds with the "John Held Jr.: Mail Art" video from KQED Spark.

Take a walk to the post office with John Held Jr. as he picks up his latest delivery, adding to his collection of more than 30,000 pieces of mail art. Original air date: January 2004.