Descriptions of mail art techniques, methods and materials to transform ordinary correspondence into art and faux postage.

A place to exchange hand-decorated covers with other members. The concept is to send a cover with a hand-made cachet to a member and receive one in return.

Galleries, interviews, mail art calls and essential art links. Graphics, art, collaborations and mail art.

Mail art, collage and poetry by Irene Ronchetti

This is a collection of faux postage from the postal authority of Azubia created by Karen Winters.

Visual poetry and mail art workshop from Spain (in English and Spanish)

Collaborative exhibition of a sketchbook shared by four artists from both sides of the Atlantic.

Mailart, collage and resources in French and English.

Mail art site in Sevilla-Spain, with galleries of received works, plastic arts and communication about postal art.

Extensive galleries, information on artists, and worldwide mail art calls.

The art of Fiona Thorning and documentation for several mail art calls.

Examples of work by the mail artist Gary Foote with links postal art information and art calls.

The National Postal Museum's Graceful Envelope Contest, sponsored by the Washington Calligraphers Guild.

Art and writings from Belgian mail artist Guy Bleus.

Examples of mail art sent and received, portraits of mail artists, haiku reflections on teaching art and being a mail artist.

The United Nation of ficticious states. Imaginary countries that issue postage stamps, currency and publications.

Mail artists group (I-MAG) of Kuala Lumpur.

Online exhibition, information and links on mailart with the devil's picturebook playing cards, and poetry.

A fine collection of galleries displaying artwork created on 4X6 cards by international artists.

Overlays postmarks, stamps, and signatures on maps.

A place to meet and link up with artists interested in sending art through the mail.

A blog by Mick Boyle of Pennsylvania detailing various mailart calls and correspondence.

A group of sites with content relating to mail art.

Mail art blog by Sharon Zimmer with mail art calls and documentation.

A German mail art site with history, techniques and exhibits about the art form. It includes a message board for active projects.