This hypnotic, Svengali- ish , smokey mail art parlour looking development seems to beckon the viewer into another kind of Post Office adve...

Oh, what a mysterious beauty Helder has sent in. I like to think that this gorgeous "Acrylic on cut box" is actually myself welco...

Erin Fae joins in the fun here with this cryptic sort of 'Lie Detector' postcard. An interesting notion - only to be thwarted as yo...

Looks like the 'Pizza Eskimos' built a lovely and tasty Totem Pole for lunch. Actually, Susan's lively postcard reminds me of t...

The "Head Project Phase 3" had it's gallery opening back in September and it appears that my dear cousin Arty had a grand time...

S. Lee's nomination for presidential candidate looks familiar, even at a brief glance. Yes, in case you do not recognize him, it's M...

Eddie returns with his usual bizarreness from his "Paranormal Mail Art" Laboratory - this time with the curious distinction of be...

I am certainly enjoying the splendid artwork from the good natured "Mail Artiste", Rolka . He sure captured the tenacity of the ...

It is always a memorable occasion when the illustrious veteran Mail Artist Anna Banana drops in for a visit to your post box. Above is one o...

A nice stack of some pretty formidable Mail Art was waiting for me when I arrived back from my short little trip to the Bay Area in Californ...

Dopesick SF returns with this Planet of the Apes postcard and I am so delighted he did because, it reminds me of a great song, by a band th...

Ross was kind enough to send in the newest edition of his Fluxus magazine "Gar #76" which is a rollicking and amusing collection...

As I have said many times, I don't usually post 'Add and Passes', but this one, I kind of liked and found entertaining and, an i...

"Free-Bound and Paradox Situational" Cheryl Penn's thought provoking series of giant (4"x6") ATC's , "Women...