Three collaborations part 2 - Wipe 102

Three collaborations arrived on the same day. One of them was the latest issue of Wipe.

More fantastic lightweight art.

Wipe 100

Wipe turned 100 recently. In a special edition, the writing on the front was done in gold (which doesn't scan too well).

Here are some selected pages.

Wipe 99, and Wipe 98

I sent in some sheets for Wipe 99 in this envelope:

The issue showed up the same day as number 98 - which I thought was lost forever.

Some selected inside pages.

With wipe 99 came this bonus mini art book with fantastic minimalist trees.

Wipe 98

I sent some ink blots in for Wipe 98.

Mailed to Australia.

I know that this issue has been mailed out, however mine is yet to arrive.

Wipe 96 + Sunday Stamps

Wipe is a cooperative publication from Field Study International. To keep costs down, and perhaps to create the ultimate in recyclable/disposable art, entrants submit 40 pieces of toilet paper with art on them for each issue. Twenty are reserved to send to each of the artists, the rest are sold or given to museums. I was fascinated by this concept after I noticed Momkat had blogged about it, so participated for the first time.

A rather thick, vintage-looking airmail envelope arrived on a 'big mail Friday' along with several other pieces.

This lighthouse stamp is an entry for Sunday Stamps - for links to more lighthouses go here. It is part of a set titled 'Island Jewels'.

I think this is Bathurst Lighthouse (the other one on the island is Wadjemup lighthouse which opened in 1896, the first stone lighthouse in Australia). It opened in 1900.

Inside, was Wipe 96.

Some selected pages. First up, Vizma.

Momkat's red offering.

And my own submission.

This is the envelope I sent it all off in in the first place.