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Since we sent out a request for mail art, we’ve received 27 mail art submissions from five countries (Belgium, Canada, Spain, the United States and Uruguay) and nine US states (Arkansas, California, ...

Mailing a letter has taken on a certain charm in an era of instant communication, and so Performa’s revival of underground Pop artist Ray Johnson’s mail art project, called the “New York School of ...

Say your cousin, the one who's always been a bit weird, affixes sufficient postage to one of her favorite sneakers and sends it to you through the postal system. Is that mail art? Say you get a letter ...

Depending on who your source is, the practice of mail art began in 1916 when Marcel Duchamp sent a series of artsy postcards to his neighbors ... or it really began later, in the 1950s, with American ...

Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook Click to share on X (Opens in new window) X From 1943 to 1944 my great-grandmother wrote letters to her son, a paratrooper in the 101st ...

For all the ways in which the lockdown era has taken a toll on artistic production, it has also yielded some scrappy, alternative forms of making—and revived old ones. Months of quarantine has ushered ...

Anna Banana, aka Anna Lee Long “Banana Cards” to Lucy Lippard, ca. 1970s. Lucy R. Lippard papers, Archives of American Art, Smithsonian Institution. Credit: Lucy R. Lippard papers, Archives of ...

SUDBURY – Mail art, a decades-old art form, is making a small comeback spurred by the pandemic, with one of the latest postal projects popping up in Sudbury. With the help of the Postal Service, ...

Around the time visual artist Alicia Starr Ryan retired 10 years ago, she was introduced to an organization she's remained a participant with ever since: the International Union of Mail-Artists. "A ...

A new exhibition at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art shows that image sharing is evolutionary, not revolutionary. By Jori Finkel SAN FRANCISCO — The image of a bright-eyed cat with many online ...