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The Artists' Postcard Show Makes Its Way To Spike Island (PHOTOS) (Huffington post)

As increasingly less people send greetings through the post office, it's good
to know that mail art is being celebrated in a new exhibition of postcards
made by notable artists. "The Artists' Postcard Show," showing at Spike Island
in the UK, is a survey of works done from the mid-twentieth century to today,
covering a range of styles. We have Gilbert and George's mischievous
contribution, as well as Sol LeWitt's box-within-a-box (within a box). George
writes, "We called them postal sculptures. We felt that if we couldn’t show
any of our works in public, we could at least go through the letterboxes."

For those not in the UK, we suggest you check out Jeremy Cooper's book,
"Artist Postcards: A Compendium" on University of Chicago Press, which
contains over 400 examples of artists using postcards as their chosen medium.
Cooper links contemporary postcard art back to the early 1900s, when sending
postcards became a regular practice (although the U.S., Canada, and Western
Europe had been using postcards from the early 1870s onward), so you get a
nice history lesson while you're enjoying contemporary art.

_The postcards will be on view from April 6 to June 17 ...

Huffington post

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