For this projects I received mailart works of 172 artists from over 30 countries.
A photo reportage from the exhibition+performance:

http://picasaweb.google.com/teoajder/ExhibitionOpening16thOfJune2009Time1800#

Here u have a list with the names of the particiapnts:
(If yr name is not here, it means that I did not receive yr work. If you did send me yr selfportrait, or a portrait of a fellow mail-artis and u have a picture or a scan of it, please sent it to me by email, so that I could include it in the book about this project, that I hope will be published in a couple of months time...)

Here we go:

Argentina

Hilda Paz Levozan
Claudia Ligorria
Samuel Montalvetti
Mirta Toledo
Adriana E. Zunini

Austria

Max & Pavel Cuzuioc

Belgium

Servane Morel
FRIPS

Brazil

Sidney Tome
Nadia Poltosi
Carlos Zurck Cruz
Roberto Keppler
Dorian Ribas Marinho
Gastão de Magalhães

Canada

R.F. Côté
Raymond Furlotte
Mailarta
Dale Roberts
Snappy
Wackystuff and his Canadian wife

Denmark

Marina Salmaso
Finland
Paul Tiillilä

France

Jean Luc Cavelec
Valerie Ceravolo
Marielle Conte
Aliette Couette
”E” Ambassade d’Utopia
Valerie Ceravolo
Katherine Delli
Kiki Desvaux
Patricia Cavrois
Michel Della Vedova
Hélène Lagache
Sebastien Lefebure
Pascal Lenoir
Marie-Atina Goldet
Isabelle Paillard
Denis Charmot
Fabrice Fosse

Germany

Angela Behrendt
Elke Grundmann
Horst Baur
Dragan Jukic
Pete and Angela Netmail
Roland Halbritter
Heike Sackmann
Johannes J. Musolf
No-institute Jürgen O.Olbrich

Greece

Petala Eftihia
Costas Evangelatos
Katerina Nikoltsov,

Holland

Hans Kok
Larisa Zvezdochetova
Henk J. van Ooyen

Honduras

Jorge Restrepo

Hungary

Pal Csaba

Indonesia

Evie Satijadi

Italy

Serse Luigetti
Adriano Bonari
Giovanni Bonanno
Antonio De Marchi – Gherini
Bruno Chiarlone
Guido Capuano
Marrali Calogero
Roberto Formigoni
Claudio Grandinetti
Claudio Jaccarino
Ana Maria Matone
PSJCHE OUT zino c/o Silvano Partone
Fabio Sassi
Studio Artistico, Pasquale Riccardi
Massimo Rognini
Paola Rivabene
Giovanni and Renata StraDaDa
Basso Umberto S.
Lamberto Caravita
Enzo Salanitro
Bruno Capatti
Sini Stefano Fossiant
Alfonso Caccaale

Japan

Yumi Yoshida
Liviu Ioan Orleţchi
Ryosuke Cohen

Luxembourg

Fraenz Frisch

Malaysia

Danny Hidzwan
Suzlee Ibrahim
Asliza Aris

Moldova
Mircea Siniuc

Nicaragua

Nelson Rolando Tamani

Norway

Jaromir Svozilik

Poland

Julita Gielzak
Martyna Mikita
Piotr C. Kowalski
Jan Karpiuk
Dede van der Roove

Portugal

Miriam Rodrigues
Jose Manuel Figueiredo

Romania

Flora Raducan
Raluca Oana Baciu
Florica Prevenda
Vladimir Bulat

Russia

Edward Kulemin
Tatyana Markova
Valery Shimanovsky
Olga Sorokina
Sorrow Sun
Anastasia Viktorova

Spain

Pedro Bericat
Carlos Botana
Danielle Culla
Loumond
Valdor
Luis Diaz Garcia
Antonio Moreno
J.Sou

Sweden

Tania Krosse
Valdemar Cher

Switzerland
Point Jaune

Thailand

Verapong Sritrakulkitjakarn

Turkey

Şinasi Güneş

Ukraine

Taras Tymkiv
Lubomyr Tymkiv

UK
Tom & Kay Smokes
John S. Cumming

Uruguay
Clemente Padin
USA
Buz Blurr
Chevalier Daniel C. Boyer
Dragonfly Dream
Josh Ronsen
Scott Ray Randall
Livvy Randall
Russell Manning
David Berube
Michael McCormick
Mete Sarabi
Richard Canard
Chuck Gattuso
Jassy Lupa
Judith A. Skolnick
Em Townsend
Jen Sem
Keith A.Buchholz
Monica Rex
David Stone
Bugguri
Chromatophore c/o Jennifer Zoellner
Jennifer Zoellner
Jim Leftwich
Shirley Rodriguez
Mick Boyle
Roger Rapp
D.C. Spaulding
David Stafford
Ct. Pf. Joseph A. Uphoff, Jr,
Tamara Wyndham

Venezuela
Aaron Almeida Holmquist
Keyla Holmquist
Eliso Ignacio Silva  ¶ 5:21 a.m. 2 comments

  Network art exhibition "SELFPORTAITS" Here is the version "under construction" of the poster:



Opening - 16th of June, 2009, time: 18.00!

The exhibition will last from June,16 to August,30 2009.
All the works ill be exhibited in
Biblioteka Publiczna im. Stanisława Staszica
w dzielnicy Bielany m. st. Warszawy
Wypożyczalnia nr 103, Al. Reymonta 6, 01-842 Warszawa
czynna: pon. - pt. 10.00 – 19.00
tel.: (0-22) 663 73 85; e-mail: bibl.103@bibliotekabielany.waw.pl
working hours: monday-friday: 10.00 - 19.00

The catalog will be published by the end of the exhibition.  ¶ 4:06 a.m. 1 comments

 


"Homage to Anatol Mătăsaru"

A New MAILART PROJECT

I announce here a no deadline network art project in support of Anatol Mătăsaru's quest. Make an art object (mailart, collage, drawing, painting, street performance, etc...) related to Anatol Mătăsaru's quest and send it to me in the original or a scanned (300dpi) version. Any support of the international community of network artists will be highly appreciated! Take a stance!

Yr work will be published on this blog http://matasaruart.blogspot.com/

as well as in Moldova's opposition newspapers. Eventually, if the amount of the works will allow it, they will be all published in a book "Homage to Anatol Mătăsaru." All the publications will be announced online. All the received works will be handed to Anatol Mătăsaru.

My address: Teodor Ajder, ul. Bernardynska 21, m.45, 02-904, Warsaw, Poland. You could also email yr work or just express yr solidarity with Anatol Mătăsaru at: matasaruart@gmail.com. Write down in the title of the email your name, occupation and country of origin. Thank you!

ANATOL MĂTĂSARU - a colorful, conceptual artist from Moldova has been arrested twice (in December 2008 and January 2009) by the country's police during his peaceful street performances.
see videos with two of his works that leaded to his arrest:
www.matasaruart.blogspot.com

He has protested, using very creative forms of expression against the corruption of police and government, the infringement of human rights and of the free speech in Moldova. The works of Anatol Mătăsaru are for Moldovans what the pink tank of David Cerny is for Czechs.  ¶ 1:35 a.m. 2 comments

  Dear friends,
I declare the project on self-portraits closed!
I thank you all for participating in it!
In a month or so I will announce the date and the place of the exhibition.
A final note: lately I had received a considerable number of works from distant corners of the world that I didn't publish online for time reasons. They will be however included in the final catalog!
I hope it will be a surprise for all the participants.
Sincerely,
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Buggurl, USA  ¶ 8:58 a.m. 0 comments

 


Tamara Wyndham, New York, USA  ¶ 8:54 a.m. 0 comments

 


from a Spanish mail-musician...  ¶ 7:52 a.m. 0 comments

 

From Kafka's Prague.

On the back of the picture the following handmade inscription:

"The unknown person sitting near F.K. is me 94 years ago."

Author Paul Cuzuioc.

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From Venezuela  ¶ 11:30 p.m. 0 comments

 


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From France...  ¶ 5:48 a.m. 0 comments

 
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from Italy...  ¶ 11:19 p.m. 0 comments

 

Helene Lagache,

11, rue Segalier, 33000 Bordeax, France

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from Ambassade D'Utopia

or, in other words, from "E",

an envelope send to my moldovan address. Also an announcement of 2 new mail-art projects -

SNAIL

and

RED&BLACK...or BLACK&RED

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Servane Morel,

and her project:

http://www.mailartpostal.canalblog.com/

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Snappy,
Canada  ¶ 5:26 a.m. 0 comments

 

Mr. David Stone, USA  ¶ 5:15 a.m. 0 comments

  Tamara Wyndham, USA

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  Dale Roberts, Canada

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From Taras Tymkiv,

Ukraine

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