Archive for the ‘David Cole’ Category
Entry 1172 — More MailArt
Sunday, August 4th, 2013
At the top, the front and back of Byron Black’s SASE; below that, the front and back of the late David Cole’s:
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Sunday, August 4th, 2013
At the top, the front and back of Byron Black’s SASE; below that, the front and back of the late David Cole’s:
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Monday, September 30th, 2013
My urologist had a go at me this morning–just an exploratory procedure, but under anaesthesia that has me even more lethargic than usual, if that’s possible, and I have a Foley Catheter attached to me, which is a nuisance (fortunately, it will be removed tomorrow morning) so I’m only up to posting another SASE specimen here today: 
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Monday, July 22nd, 2013
I’m being lazy again. The following, by a mail artist calling himself “AFM,” is another specimen from the SASE mal art project (which seems to have generated just about no interest):
Here’s its other side:
Sticking out of the envelope was this enclosure (shown larger than it actually is in proportion to the envelope):
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Monday, July 8th, 2013
Just one specimen from the collection I introduced yesterday (because I’m out of it, as usual):
Nice clash of order/disorder that seems to me somehow philosophically meaningful. Rudolf is Rudolf Takacs, by the way.
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Tuesday, October 8th, 2013
Tuesday, October 15th, 2013
My friend Marty will be picking me up and taking me to the Greyhound depot at 11:40, about an hour-and-a-half from now. I’m half dreading it, half excited by the trip it beginneth. I’m all set, except for a shower.
I decided to do two more SASE entries before leaving, then I’ll probably miss anywhere from 5 to 8 days. The two SASEs, by the way, may be repeats. I don’t think I’ve already posted them but haven’t time to check. Today’s is from State of Being:
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Monday, August 12th, 2013
Tuesday, August 6th, 2013
This one is from one of the few in the SASE show whose name I didn’t recognize. Very nice piece of work, though:
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Wednesday, July 10th, 2013
This one is by Joe Raimond. Absolutely my kind of thing!
If I weren’t so Gawdurned lazy, I’d write to all the mail artists in this project–Crag provided a list of their names and addresses (which I will now use to tag the art in previous entries with the names of their creators where I didn’t earlier). As I suddenly see, a collection of the mail art in hand with mail art now from each participant and bios would make a Very Interesting Book. Highly commercial, I think, but I’ve thought that about more than a hundred book ideas I’ve had over the years, and have been wrong every time!
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