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Jonathan Leiter' s work from the 1980s Interview with Juan Petry is pending.  Do you have an etsy page or some other commercial website? Mail Art News wants to know. What else do you do when you're not mail arting?  I watch movies (DVD, VHS tapes) and YouTube videos. I look at the internet. I study chess here and there. I take out the trash. I do laundry at the laundromat around the corner. I take the trash out. Oh, I go to work too for forty hours a week, not counting commuting time. We eat. We sleep, etc.  And here's the mail art news you came for: incoming from  K. Richardson from Erica Durante to T. Brown, Oct 2024 additions made by T. Brown, Oct 2024 (to send back to E. Durante soon) Fabrizio Pavolucci, documented by Lara Favaro in the  Mathart.it group on Facebook Jonathan Leiter' s work from the 1980s Jonathan Leiter' s work from the 1980s Petra Rader to Juan Petry inks on cardstock, 2024, T. Brown, sent to  sciencepainted inks and pencils on cardstock, 2024

  J. Matevish , 2015 cut to ATC size from 1995/1996 30" x 22" original I am really happy to receive the above ATC from Julie Matevish. Why? I don't know...it looks like something I might make if I sat down and received the instructions to do so from some invisible muse. The style speaks one of my languages. The card was # 9 of 64 cuts from the larger original. You can see a low resolution scan of the original below, which Julie was kind enough to print and mail to upon request. To locate the original high resolution scan would require some real searching on Julie's part, and that's too much to ask. Also below is a digital collage I made, using the print of the original as a background (with colors altered). The text is a reminder to anyone about all of the experiences, "good" and / or "bad" that they've been through, are going through now, and could possibly go through in the future.  Also included is a US postage stamp of famous slave owne

  incoming from Eiichi Matsuhashi 's Street Museum of Tokyo In addition to domestic, international, and intergalactic mail, the US Postal Service now offers interdimensional mail. Visit your local post office for more information, though they may deny that they offer this service. It's all very hush hush for now. sci-fi / fantasy mail box, T. Brown, 2024  from  https://www.instagram.com/mailpostarica/ from  https://www.instagram.com/mailpostarica/ Top tier anagram from Discoflux  envelope detail from  Discoflux   (the wax seal was damaged in transit) The wax seal on mine was damaged, but here's a photo example (sent via reader mail) of another wax seal that Discoflux sent to someone else. Pretty cool! from the print magazine USA Philatelic , Fall 2024 Is there someone you'd like MAIL ART NEWS to interview? Send me a message. Or tell the person to contact me with the secret code: ANT PEOPLE. Or if you have any personal mail art related news to share, either miniscule or