More textile art from the Netherlands by Carla Pilon, Hoogeveen
Thank you for your contribution, Carla!
"Quiltvive", Carla Pilon, The Netherlands
posted by Kulturhaus Pusdorf @ 4:31 PM
4 comments
Am Fluss.../ By the River....
Mail Artists from around the globe are invited to participate in an International Mail Art Exhibition on the theme "Am Fluss/ By the River" that will be shown in September 2006 at the sociocultural institution "Kulturhaus Pusdorf" in Bremen, Germany. Please send your mail art until August 15th 2006. All artworks will also be shown on this site, documentation to all participants! Send to: Kulturhaus Pusdorf, z.Hd. Cordula Kagemann, Woltmershauser Str. 444, 28197 Bremen, Germany
Saturday, February 18, 2006
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4 Comments:
So many great entries so soon! I look forward to submitting mine before too long!
Best Wishes,
Carl
Hi Carl,
and I am looking forward to reiceiving your entry!
Regards,
Cordula
I'm surprised that actual addresses are shown for participants, first with back view of card and then repeated in the thank-you note?
Basic internet safety suggests this might not be a good thing to do. Name & basic location would be better?
May be the "mom" in me is being over cautious but esp. if children participate: safety first on the internet/personal info!!
Hi Laurie,
thank you for your comment. I think it is quite common in Mail Art that artists want their address shown to receive more mail art from others. Often both sides of the card or envelope are part of the artwork.
Some participants wrote to me not to show their address and i didn't.
Best wishes,
Cordula
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