"Mail art can be considered the largest underground artistic phenomenon of the twentieth century"

With more than 180 artists from 28 countries participating, Shadow and Evil in Fairytales was a great success!

To all the artists who pARTicipated, thank you.

To all who visit this blog, enjoy! And please leave your comments.

"Trail, B.C." art by Kris Whitter (Big K) during opening night. Unforunately I couldn't scan the entire piece, but you get the idea!

Photograph by Eileen Pederson, Canada. Eileen is involved in the Rock Wall Project (Trail, B.C.) This photo is of the rocks at Smelter Hill.

Art by Lothar Trott, Switzerland

Postcard of Wooden Tower sent in by Yuiko Hammer, Canada

Quoting Leola Walker, who made this beautiful leather ATC amulet bag: "May it bring you Good Luck. Wishing you all the best and hoping the Grand Opening of the Shadow and Evil in Fairytales exhibit is a HUGE success!"

Art box by Eileen McCaffery, England

Art by Manfred Heinze, Germany

Envelope by Ivan Zemstov, Russia

We have received permission from Freedom Quest Regional Youth Services to include postcards from 19 local (anonymous) young artists. The postcards are a youth-driven message about drugs and addiction (a modern day fairytale horror). Copyright is held by Freedom Quest, who ask that you please do not copy and/or print these images. For more information about Freedom Quest, contact Gail, Shadow and Evil in Fairytales Coordinator.

We have received permission from Freedom Quest Regional Youth Services to include postcards from 19 local (anonymous) young artists. The postcards are a youth-driven message about drugs and addiction (a modern day fairytale horror). Copyright is held by Freedom Quest, who ask that you please do not print and/or copy these images. For more information about Freedom Quest, contact Gail, the Shadow and Evil in Fairytales Coordinator.

We have received permission from Freedom Quest Regional Youth Services to include postcards from 19 local (anonymous) young artists. The postcards are a youth-driven message about drugs and addiction (a modern day fairytale horror). Copyright is held by Freedom Quest, who ask that you please do not print or copy these images. For more information about Freedom Quest, contact Gail, the Shadow and Evil in Fairytales Coordinator.

We have received permission from Freedom Quest Regional Youth Services to include postcards from 19 local (anonymous) young artists. The postcards are a youth-driven message about drugs and addiction (a modern day fairytale horror). Copyright is held by Freedom Quest, who ask that you please do not print or copy these images. For more information about Freedom Quest, contact Gail, the Shadow and Evil in Fairytales Coordinator.

"One pill makes you LARGER
one pill makes you small
& the ones that Mother gives you
don't do anything at all -
go ask Alice ... "

Postcards by Gail D Whitter, Canada

Art by Luther Blissett, Italy

Postcard by Amarie Hill, USA

Art by Nastya Klukina, Russia

Art by Alexey Klukin, Russia

Postcard by P.T. Freund, France

Postcard by Jenn Hamm, Canada

Postcard by Linda Thomas, USA

Two postcards by Deborah, Canada

Envelope sent in by Nicole Eippers, Belgium