Top stories published by Mail Art in February of 2021

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February

Gray Wong in Mail Art

Feb 4, 2021

Flight or Fight?

A confession: I actually really hate flying. In fact, I think I would enjoy traveling if not for the flight part of it. I hate…

Kim Beil in Mail Art

Feb 11, 2021

Space

These savannah trees grew right out of the paper. The scratchy resistance of the dry brush invented them before my eyes, just as Erik Parra…

Kim Beil in Mail Art

Feb 18, 2021

Thresholds

We finally took a group photo! Here we are creating doorways into new watercolor worlds under the tutelage of the artist Joe Ferriso!

Emily Mam in Mail Art

Feb 20, 2021

Zoom Blues

Thresholds: physical, mental, and emotional. During this pandemic, it always amazes me how the simple act of moving spaces — from my room…

Gray Wong in Mail Art

Feb 11, 2021

Light: Sleep Tight

In the recesses of my memory, I do recall using some rainbow type of scratchboard, which was strangely (or maybe not…

Ellie Wong in Mail Art

Feb 16, 2021

Small photo dump!

Kite from Nona: I was amazed it was a ballet dancer (context: I’m a ballet dancer!), and that Nona and I were matched to send…

Emily Mam in Mail Art

Feb 20, 2021

Flight: Physical or Abstract?

Not gonna lie, I struggled with this one a bit. What do I associate with the idea of flight? My mind felt…

Kim Beil in Mail Art

Feb 19, 2021

Taking Flight

Collage by Izzy for Stewy Robertson’s workshop

Gray Wong in Mail Art

Feb 4, 2021

Airmail: What Is It Like to Be a Kite?

What is it like to be a kite, really?

Kim Beil in Mail Art

Feb 4, 2021

Out of the shadows

I know it can’t possibly work this way, but there are some artists whose work I feel just “gets me.” As if the pictures…

January 2021

March 2021

These were the top 10 stories published by Mail Art in February of 2021. You can also dive into daily archives for February of 2021 by using the calendar at the top of this page.

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Mail Art

This site documents the work of Stanford University students in the 2021 course, “Mail Art.” We are creating art together, remotely, in a series of workshops led by master artists. While we can’t meet in person, these artworks will be our proxies and the USPS will be our gallery.

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