No. 884 - arriving mail art from Kommissar Hjuler & Mama Baer(Germany) - a drawing from Mama Baer with red ink from Kommissar Hjuler. It arrived today at the museum, during the opening of the exhibition.
No. 259 - arriving mail art from Kommissar Hjuler (Germany) - another bizarre assemblage arrived - worked out inside a selfmade wooden box - a photo of Bismarck in the background is surounded by different food as there were a fixed sausage, some nailed pralines on his had, on his shoulder you find some already melted cheese which is also nailed, his body is made out of a sandwich, inside the box there are some candies, chocolate, nuts and some spices all around. I ask myself the question, whether all this stuff can be still seen in 2011? Thank you very much.
No. 256 - arriving mail art "Kommissar Otto Eduard Leopold von Bismarck - Schönhausen. Föderer der Zivilehe" from Kommissar Hjuler (Germany) - one of the biggest and definitely the heaviest postcard I ever got - the postman came with a smile on his face and handed it to me this morning. 32 x 42 cm in size, about 1.6 Kilo in weight. It is a thick wooden board with a big sized photograph of a Bismarck portait, surrounded by plastic foam and an old pencil stick. It looks like Bismarck has gone through a snowstorm. Below a nailed board with the title of the work. The ouvre reminds me a bit to typical Renaissance portaits - well done. Thank you very much.
