MAILART CALL:
Artist Trading Cards
**AND/OR**
Artistamps

Go see all ATC's received to date!
OR - Click on thumbnails below to see each swap
Go see Artistamps!


send an *edition* of 11 Cards **AND/OR** 11 Artistamps
All Techniques
No Theme
Deadline TBA
For every 10 participants-you'll receive a set of 10 back.

(Note: An EDITION means that all of the cards
** AND/OR** artistamps are the same - if not exactly then within reason. Send individual artistamps, not 11 sheets of stamps!) Somewhere on cards please write some or all of the following:
date - title of work(if any) - edition/number
name - address - email - website (if any) For Artistamps, send some or all of the above info
along with stamps on a separate sheet. send to: Laura Dunn 9 Charles Avenue Biddeford, ME 04005 U.S.A.
P.S. Need more info on Artistamps?
P.P.S. - Not sure what an ATC is? read below
ATC = Artist Trading Card Just as the name indicicates, these miniature works of art are meant to be traded. ATC�s are also part of a larger art movement known as Mailart. Basically it's an international art exchange via the postal system. There are many websites dedicated to mailart, with lots of historical information, projects, Internet discussion groups, etc. Mailart is all-inclusive, there are no juries, so strings� It�s a leap of faith; you create art, send it out into the world, and if you receive anything in return it is a magical gift of communication, and color in your mailbox! There are a few rules you should know about: - Atc's should be the standard size of other trading cards(baseball, hockey): (64 x 89 mm - 2 1/2 x 3 1/2") - Atc's should be exchanged only, never sold. - Once you have that down, make some cards! use any techniqe or combination of techniques: pencil, charcoal, paint, marker, pastel, inks, collage, photography, paint, collage, photograph, rubber stamp, mixed media, found images, assemblage, etc.

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