Poste Restante : Post from Cuges - Marseillais

Poste Restante : Post from Cuges - Marseillais: Sent by Stefan Link, Frankfurt from Cuges les Pins

Nomadic Village @ Cuges, S France

This year is the first year at the Nomadic Village that there will be an official postbox for all the participants, to receive, postcards, care parcels, loveletters, maps whatever as from 21st September - 8th October......

We look forward to receiving post****

Nomadic Village
13780 Cuges Les Pins
France

Cafe do Brasil

New works by H.Frischkorn @ https://www.facebook.com/pages/Raw-Art-Foundation/346280882101953?fref=ts
Stitched coffee sacks August 2013

Vintage Camping 2013

Back from Summer camping holidays in Dorset & Kent.
  
Swam here : http://vimeo.com/20346143# and spotted badgers at   Langton Matravers .

Don´t forget there is still time to send work for the Poste Restante project: http://nomadic.cd/2013/artists/Liz.html

Postal address:
C/O tadlachance
Nomadic village 2013
Project : Poste Restante - Cuges
6 traverse Condorcet
13780 Cuges Les Pins
France

Lyeing Girl/Wicked Boy

  






































Artwork & Photography by Elizabeth Coleman-Link 2013
     https://www.facebook.com/events/134233086784669/
  For enquiries contact : info@rawartfoundation.de

Rieko Koga @ Poste Restante - Cuges

Art work for Poste Restante by Rieko Koga a Paris based Japanese artist.
 http://nomadic.cd/2013/artists/Liz.html

  https://www.facebook.com/NomadicVillage?fref=ts
  http://walterbrunobrix.wordpress.com/ausstellungen-exhibitions/2013-2/cuges/
 http://tootasinfoot.blogspot.de/2013/06/poste-restante.html

Wicked Boy in Frankfurt

   

  Wicked Boy By Elizabeth Coleman-Link
 
  Gold leaf, Stitched text , Photography

  http://www.atelierfrankfurt.de/ateliers/kuenstlerliste/elizabeth-coleman-link.html
  http://scoutkit.blogspot.de/
  http://nomadic.cd/2013/artists/index.html


Contact via: info@rawartfoundation.de

https://www.facebook.com/events/134233086784669/

Greetings Liz

Eijiro Miyama

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Eijiro Miyama (1934-)

Updated 13 hours ago

Eijiro Miyama was born in Mie Prefecture, Japan. A loner, he never married and has always led a wandering sort of existence. He has had various jobs, notably as a day labourer in the construction industry and as a lorry driver. When he was around fifty-five, he settled in one of the boarding houses for impoverished working men in Yokohama’s Kotobuki district, where the unemployed and the socially excluded, homeless, tend to congregate. Today he divides his time between free karaoke and his parades in town: every Saturday and Sunday, Eijiro Miyama goes to the Chinese district in Yokohama, a very lively place. There he meanders through the crowd on his bike, decked out in his brightly coloured hats and clothing, with messages of peace and fraternity written on cardboard packaging attached to his back. One day, about ten years ago, Eijiro Miyama walked around with a cup of instant noodles on his head. People turned to stare as he went by. This act, provocative and liberating, gave him a huge feeling of exaltation. He gradually created eccentric headgear that he adorned with toys and sundry objects found discarded at flea markets. But this creator also applies his ingenuity to the clothes bought at jumble sales that he dons for his weekly appearances, turning his body into a support for expression.

More info:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eijiro_Miyama
http://www.rawvision.com/articles/eijiro-miyamas-bicycle-parades
http://www.spiritartmuseum.jp/en/permanent-collection.php?artist=018

Walter Bruno Brix @ Poste Restante

http://walterbrunobrix.wordpress.com/ausstellungen-exhibitions/2013-2/cuges/

Waves - A Portrait of Maria á Heygum

                 Via : /http://www.theislandreview.com/waves-the-swimming-granny/