Jennie Hinchcliff has been an active part of international mail art circles and communities for over a decade, has curated San Francisco mail art shows, and produces the quarterly mail art zine Red Letter Day. She teaches book arts and bookbinding at the Academy of Art University in San Francisco.
Carolee Gilligan Wheeler teaches popular classes on bookbinding at the San Francisco Center for the Book.
Introduction: Make Every Day a Good Mail Day | p. 9 |
From Dadaists to Dilettantes: Mail Art Is for Everyone | p. 15 |
Make the Mail Carrier Your New Best Friend: Guidelines for Getting Started with Mail Art | p. 23 |
You Can Take It with You: The Traveling Mail Art Kit | p. 31 |
From Ordinary - Extraordinary: Gleaning Inspiration and Materials from a Walk around the Block | p. 39 |
Judging the Post by Its Cover: Decorated and Illustrated Envelopes | p. 47 |
From a Single Sheet: Paper Folding, Texturing, and Pattern Ideas | p. 61 |
Outside the Box: When It's Too Big, Too Strange, or Too Wonderful to Fit in an Envelope | p. 71 |
Beyond the Flag: Faux Postage and Artistamps | p. 79 |
Correspondence Charm School: Refining Your Handwriting, Finding Pen Pals, and Developing Your Postal Personality | p. 89 |
DIY and CFEs: How to Start a Mail Art Project and Become a Seasoned Networker | p. 97 |
Mail Art Maibox: Artwork from around the Globe | p. 106 |
Contributors | p. 122 |
Resources | p. 124 |
About the Authors | p. 127 |
Acknowledgments | p. 128 |
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