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Mail Art or Meow Art?
Lenore Tawney (1907-2007) was an accomplished fiber and collage artist. Dozens of her mail art collages to filmmaker Maryette Charlton featured intricate layers of found media and handwritten notes. Animals, especially cats, were a frequent subject.
Lenore Tawney mail art to Maryette Charlton, 1980 August. Maryette Charlton papers, http://s.si.edu/2mtW6m3
Some-bunny loves you! 🐰 . Hand made crocheted bunny with a vintage button for a tail. 💗 I absolutely love making embellishments for for junk journals and mail art. 😄 . . . #crochet #rabbit #junkjournal #mailart #mailartmonday #mail #crochetthread #vintage #vintagebutton #journal https://www.instagram.com/p/CL41znWgagP/?igshid=xoxm83uyjsm1
Spent some time making envelopes this evening. Geared up and ready for #mailartmonday 💌😁 : : #mailart #lettermo #incowrimo #monthofletters #card #cardmaker #artist #letter #snailmail #makearteveryday #thekimboburlytales https://www.instagram.com/p/CLTAt4bs5CE/?igshid=130lcpdbz8731
Artist Richard Tuttle mailed this postcard to curator Samuel Wagstaff in 1971.
"The three reflections — Do you see them? Mountain, Sky and Water?" wrote Tuttle on the verso.
Richard Tuttle mail art to Samuel J. Wagstaff, 1971 Sept. 15. Samuel Wagstaff papers, 1932-1985. Archives of American Art, Smithsonian Institution.
It's a bird! It's a plane! It's Super Mail Artist!
Daniel Daligand Mail Art to John Held, 1987. John Held papers relating to Mail Art, 1973-2013. Archives of American Art, Smithsonian Institution.
OH BOY!
John Tostada mailed this metal disk to John Evans in 2012. John Held papers relating to mail art.
"My great-grandmother Molinaro in New York City, circa 1870."
An unidentified mail artist sent this photo collage to John Evans. Please let us know if you can identify the sender!
DO NOT OPEN
So would you open this envelope? Mail artist Guy Bleus sent this curious missive to John Held, who never broke the seal (and neither have we!).
Guy Bleus Mail Art to John Held, 1990. John Held papers relating to Mail Art, 1973-2013. Archives of American Art, Smithsonian Institution.
