I'd likely tell him it sucked.

"How do you like my reciepts and can labels?"

"I think they suck, why do you ask?"

Just because it's art doen't mean it's interesting.

--manekineko
www.mailart.org


--- In ma-network@yahoogroups.com, Alice Kitselman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 
wrote:
>
> Hi gang,
> 
>   Last month I received a piece of mail art from someone I'd not  
> heard from before. He sent me a decorated envelope with a bunch of  
> daily junk in it. You know like receipts and pages from a 
calendar,  
> food labels...... He asked what I thought of his mail art. Yikes, 
I  
> thought. Well, to be honest I like to see a little more art in my  
> mail art I ventured to say. I sent him back a print of you of my  
> digital art pieces and decorated the envelope. His response was 
that  
> he used to do drawing and perhaps one day he would send me one. He  
> also said that maybe some folks are just "more serious" about 
their  
> mail art. So this has got me thinking.....what in the world did he  
> mean by that? Serious about mail art? I think long ago i was  
> "serious" about mail art. I kept a file on my computer of names 
and  
> addresses and what I'd sent to who and when. I updated my website 
at  
> least weekly. I sent out mail art every day. I issued a few mail 
art  
> calls over the years and posted the receivings on the website. I 
sent  
> out documentation. I entered mail art calls left and right. I 
updated  
> my lists.....it went on and on. It was fun. I really felt I was 
part  
> of something. But over the years my lists became pages in a note  
> book. I did not have the time or interest to update my site as 
often  
> as I'd like to. I forgot to list what I sent to who... I no longer  
> could keep up with entering mail art calls on my site and opted for 
a  
> guestbook when folks could post their calls. And then as life 
would  
> have it I faded out of mail art for a couple of years. The mail 
art  
> kept arriving but I just could not keep up. Talk about GUILT!!!  
> Eventually folks quit sending as much and some folks just kept on  
> sending. Finally, finally I slowly got back into sending stuff out. 
I  
> haven't made an artistamp in years. I really haven't sent stuff 
out  
> to any calls. I pretty much gave up on keeping lists and send  
> whatever I feel like out rather than worrying about it. So am I  
> serious about mail art? Yes, I think so. But what is serious about  
> mail art anyway?????????
> 
> Dragonfly Dream
> www.dragonflydream.com
> 
>   "Paradise is exactly like where you are right now... only much,  
> much better."
>              -- Laurie Anderson
>






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