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Mittwoch, 3. Februar 2010

No. 382 - arriving mail art from Friedrich Hucke (Germany)










No. 382 - arriving mail art from Friedrich Hucke (Germany) - Friedrich, an artist which lived in Spain, has sent this colourful collecetion of artprints from Germany to my home. Some of the images where printed in big size sheets (DIN A3), full of irony, the battleship Bismarck with sexy girls, another one with clowns even one with Jonathan Meese on board, another with the tower of Babel or with exploding fishes etc. simply a wonderfull collection of his typical art works in this surrealistic style. Thank you very much.
see his page with his Casa del Arte: http://www.fincafritz.realxxl.de/

Dienstag, 28. Juli 2009

No. 36 - arriving mail art "Wir sind Bismarck - Therapie durch Kunst" from Wolfgang Skodd (Germany)


No. 36 - arriving mail art "Wir sind Bismarck - Therapie durch Kunst" from Wolfgang Skodd (Germany) - Wolfgang has used one of the Bismarck stamp I have sent to him on the envelope, inside he puts a copy of a political caricature called "Sammelstelle für Monster" and an illustration of Jonathan Meese wearing a metal helmet with the iron cross on it. Thank you very much.

Mittwoch, 22. Juli 2009

No. 23 - arriving mail art "Gundling Meese Erzstaat Otto Bismarck" from Jonathan Meese (Germany) sent in by Angela Behrendt (Germany)


No. 23 - arriving mail art "Gundling Meese Erzstaat Otto Bismarck" from Jonathan Meese (Germany) sent in by Angela Behrendt (Germany) - a stunning submission from well known performance artist Jonathan Meese. Angela Behrendt told me that she wants to go to a vernisage of Jonathan Meese and I asked her why not ask the artist to make me a mail art for my new call, and she did and Meese too. Jonathan Meese wrote "Otto Bismarck" on his artist card, signed and dated it - and in a way it is well fitting to the theme because the artist it holding the german eagle in this portrait. Angela sent the card inside an envelope in which she used the Bismarck stamps I have sent to her and the text "er hat sich nur schwach geäußert" (he expressed himself in a weakly way). Thank you very much for this highlight in the collection.
see the wikipedia article about the artist: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jonathan_Meese
and the german version here: http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jonathan_Meese