Showing posts with label James and Kevin Gillen. Show all posts
Showing posts with label James and Kevin Gillen. Show all posts

Saturday, October 30, 2021

Folkestone Harbour



As I look at the original of this piece, it's dusky outdoors and I listen to birds. We aren't that near the coast here but with arable land all around we have plenty of birds and the studio is sandwiched between four sets of chickens. Beautiful mailing, Kevin, and I love the banana.
Thank you!
Rebecca 






 

Friday, April 16, 2021

Received: haptic digital collage stamps

Kevin and James sent me this beautiful sheet of stamps, which pre-perforation make an exquisitel collage of imagery and textures.  As I archive my mail art, I wonder about photocopying this, perforating the photocopied page in order to use the faux-faux stamps to send out on other mail art. I am curious about what each stamp would look like and how I could use them on my own mail art. If I do, I will photograph the pieces.  Thank you!

I was honoured to find that a photo of some mail art I sent in to Mailart Worlwide is now the cover page!


 

Friday, March 19, 2021

Listen to 'A Migrant's Tale'

Thank you, Kevin, for such an important mailing! A few years ago, when I volunteered with Suffolk Refugee Support, suffolkrefugee, I helped hang an exhibition of photos of migrants arriving by boat into the UK. The photos were harrowing. I think it was a debate about UK's migrant policy that made our son the caring adult he became. I applaud you for shining a light on ths and for reminding us all to consider it and to listen.


 

Monday, February 22, 2021

A 200 Count Mailing

 


Delighted to receive mail art from Kevin and James Gillen! Love the graphic feel, the nod to doodles and get an INTERNATIONAL vibe as an American living in the UK. I'm also happy to see the trashpo aspect. It is definately a 200 count mailing!

James has been very active trying to match me to other mailartists and mail art opportunities and I am very grateful. In the spirit of correspondence, I will relish creating a response. James and his dad, Kevin, run a wonderful facebook group Mailart Worldwide consider sending to them!