Here is the latest issue of Mail Art One in PDF version and as a slide show. This will be the last edition of Mail Art One in this current format. Look out for the winter issue coming soon!
Mail Art One Autumn 2010
November 15, 2010Summer Mail Art One 2010
August 25, 2010
James Adair
Big Black Dandelion by Hannah Marsden
The electronic Brain Turf Consortium
This summer’s issue of Mail Art One is being distributed as part of the Fabulous Free Birds Show at Made in Newcastle.
This isues contributors:
James Adair
Elizabeth Plain
Betty Brown
Mark Greenfield
Hannah Marsden
The Electronic Brain Turf Consortium
Paul Raymond
Please click here to view this issues PDF
Summer Mail Art One Call Out!
May 18, 2010The next issue is Summer 2010 and will be distributed by the ususal venues as well as through Made In Newcastle. Any one interested in submitting work please email me at the email address below.
Work can be any size to fit A5 and on paper.
I can print text or images if you send jpegs .
Deadline for submissions August 11th
Spring 2010 Issue
March 7, 2010To be represented at the Glasgow International Artists’ Book Fair April 2010.
Mail Art One Long Gallery Tron Theatre, Glasgow.
January 10, 2010
Autumn 2009 Mail Art One
October 23, 2009Contributing Artists:
Den B
Debbie Bell
Claire Blettery
Sean Burn
Susan Mortimer
Bob Milner
Elizabeth Plain
Betty Schlesinger
Robert Znajomski
Distributed Through:
Northern Print Studios, Newcastle
London Print Studios
Shipley Art Gallery, Gateshead
Long Gallery, Tron Theatre, Glasgow
October 2, 2009
Here are the details for the Tron Gallery Mail Art Show for anyone interested in getting involved.
Long Gallery Guidelines
Call for submissions, Long Gallery, Tron Theatre, Glasgow
Artists, illustrators, designers of all levels. We’re looking for mailable artworks to exhibit as part of a group show entitled ‘MAIL ART’ in January 2010.
About:
‘MAIL ART’ was realised by Long Gallery Coordinator Alison Stockwell in response to the number of submissions the gallery recieved from UK based artists outside Glasgow who wished to exhibit but didn’t have the funds to travel to Glasgow with their work. By inviting artists to send select pieces of work by post it gives them the opportunity to exhibit as part of a larger group exhibition without incurring any travel costs.
As part of ‘MAIL ART’ artist Susan Mortimer, creator of Mail Art One Zine, has been invited to co-curate the exhibition and will be making a special edition of her zine featuring selected work from exhibiting artists. There will be a limited amount of copies available free during the exhibition.
How to apply:
All work must be submitted by post and be no larger than a standard large envelope. Sorry but we cannot accept work that cannot be wall mounted.
As the work will be displayed in a public and family environment we cannot exhibit any work that is of an explicit nature.
Mail Art Zine – Work can be any size to fit A5 and on paper. Everyone who’s work is selected for the exhibition zine will receive a copy of the issue.
Unfortunately we cannot pay anyone for their work as Mail Art is free.
If you wish to have your work returned to you after the exhibition please enclose a self addressed, stamped envelope.
Deadline: 26th November ‘09
Post to: MAIL ART, Tron Theatre, 63 Trongate, Glasgow , G1 5HB
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Mail Art One Summer 2009
August 1, 2009Spring Issue 2009
June 18, 2009
Mail Art One spring Issue Contributing Artists:
Jenni Allen
Keith A. Buchholz
Mark Cazalet
Roysuke Choen
Jenni Granholm
Milk Two Sugars
Susan Mortimer
Elizabeth Plain
Fabio Sassi
Betty Schlesinger
John Williams
Distributed Through:
The Northern Print Studios
The London Print Workshops
Temporary Art Space, Halifax
Emptyshop Gallery, Durham
& mailing list.
Mail Art One. Issue 2. November 2008
October 28, 2008
November’s issue is being distributed through the Northern Print studios, LPWS, the interim show at Camberwell College, University of the Arts, london and mailing list.
Contributers include:
Raymond Wong (UK)
Betty Schlesinger (UK)
Susan Mortimer (UK)
Tim Pickup (UK)
David MacWilliam (Canada)
Bernhard Zilling (Germany)
Keith A. Buchholz (USA)
Elizabeth Plain (UK)
MilkTwoSugars (UK)
Kirsten Powell (UK)
Fabio Sassi (Italy)
Ayhan Oensal (Germany)
Jose Manuel Figueiredo (Portugal)
