Artist and Chief Correspondent Jennie Hinchcliff brings you a podcast about the art genre known as "mail art" or "correspondence art". Senders Receive highlights movers and shakers in today's postal modern movement, long time mail artists and people who love interacting with the postal system.
Senders Receive: Making Mail / Sending Art
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Artist and Chief Correspondent Jennie Hinchcliff brings you a podcast about the art genre known as "mail art" or "correspondence art". Senders Receive highlights movers and shakers in today's postal modern movement, long time mail artists and people who love interacting with the postal system.
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2/11/2021
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Recent Episodes
September 9, 2021
Episode 15: (part 02) Books! Books! Books! (about Ray Johnson!)
Episode 15: Senders Receive host Jennie Hinchcliff discusses books about Ray Johnson!In the not-so-distant past, it used to be difficult to find books about correspondence artist Ray Johnson. Most books were either out of print or incredibly expensive. Episode 15 highlights three recent books with Ray Johnson as the subject matter: Siglio Press's 2014 reprint of the Johnson classic The Paper Snake, Matthew Marks Gallery's Ray Johnson, and the recently released exhibition catalog Ray Johnson c/o.________________________________________________________________ SHOW NOTES: --> documentary: How To Draw A Bunny --> Siglio Press's reprint of The Paper Snake --> Matthew Mark Gallery's Ray Johnson --> Ray Johnson c/o at The Art Institute of Chicago --> Irma Boom: The Book Is Not A .PDF Resources for seeking out used books: Add AllBook Finder________________________________________________________________Follow Senders Receive on Instagram and learn about upcoming episodes: @sendersreceivepodcast The Senders Receive intro/outro music is titled "Successful"; the musical artist is Keetsa. This track is used as per the artists Creative Commons usage statement, which can be found here: https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/4.0/
July 29, 2021
Episode 14: (part 01) Books! Books! Books! (about mail art!)
Episode 14: Senders Receive host Jennie Hinchcliff discusses books about mail art! Suggestions from SR listeners resulted in a fantastic list of books to be discussed (now and in future episodes!) For Episode 14 Jennie reviews “The World of Donald Evans” (Wally Eisenhart), “45 Years of Fooling Around With Anna Banana” (Michelle Jacques), and the listener suggested “Hand Illustrated Postal Envelopes” (David Swales). ________________________________________________________________________________________ SHOW NOTES: "The World of Donald Evans" by Wally Eisenhart "45 Years of Fooling Around With Anna Banana" edited by Michelle Jacques "Hand Illustrated Postal Envelopes" by David Swales Resources for seeking out used books: Add All Book Finder ________________________________________________________________________________________ Follow Senders Receive on Instagram and learn about upcoming episodes: @sendersreceivepodcast The Senders Receive intro/outro music is titled "Successful"; the musical artist is Keetsa. This track is used as per the artists Creative Commons usage statement, which can be found here: https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/4.0/
July 15, 2021
Episode 13: (part 02) mail artist, artistamp maker, & archivist Chuck Welch / Crackerjack Kid (New Hampshire, USA)
Chuck Welch a.k.a. Crackerjack Kid continues the conversation in Part 02 of his Senders Receive interview! Crackerjack has spent the last twelve years archiving and organizing his mail art collection, for inclusion at the Smithsonian Museum's Archives of American Art. He has curated mail art exhibitions for various institutions, most recently the show "Postcards to Brattleboro: 40 Years of Mail Art" at the Brattleboro Museum and Art Center in Vermont. For Part 02 of his interview, we discuss what it’s like to open an exhibition on the brink of a pandemic, meeting other mail artists in person, and the effect of the early internet on mail art. This is Part 02 of a two part interview. ______________________________________________________________________________ SHOW NOTES: --> What Is Mail Art? : an interview with Chuck Welch and mail artist Shmuel (Stewart Copans) : https://youtu.be/vubEgu5bxVg --> Finding Aid to the Jean Brown Papers at the Getty Research Institute: --> Dick Higgins (Something Else Press) writes about intermedia --> upcoming exhibition: Ray Johnson: c/o at The Chicago Art Institute Follow Crackerjack on Instagram at: @crackerjackkid3 Interested in corresponding with Crackerjack? Send him a DM via IG! _______________________________________________________________________ The Senders Receive intro/outro music is titled "Successful"; the musical artist is Keetsa. This track is used as per the artists Creative Commons usage statement, which can be found here: https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/4.0/ Is there a postal modern or mail art maven that you'd like to hear more about? An individual that you think should be interviewed by Senders Receive? Send us an email at: sendersreceivepodcast.com! Follow us on Instagram: @sendersreceivepodcast
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