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« Isn't it Time to Liberate Your Art? »

I'm going to have fun with this idea this year. I will create five postcards from my own art, then I will send them off to Kat Sloma of Kat Eye Studio in Oregon. Kat will perform her mailing magic, and then I will receive six postcards back from artists from all over the world. I find this prospect utterly appealing. 

Here are Kat's own words on the subject:

The world needs more art. The world needs your art. The Liberate Your Art postcard swap encourages you to create, share and liberate your art into the world, where it can do its greatest good. Join participants from around the world as we liberate our art through the mail and brighten the day of those near and far.

There is still time for you to participate and share this joyful experience. Sign up for the Swap, and get your postcards to Kat before March 14, 2015. She and some helpful volunteers will organize and address them, and then Kat starts mailing them back out. She will send you very thorough guidelines by email when you sign up, and she also has a great resource page on her website to help you along. And there is a Facebook Event group too. 

Kat's been doing this project since 2011. Last year, there were over 200 participants from 10 countries. Read about past swaps here.

Why don't you liberate your art? Maybe I will get your postcard, or you will get mine. Regardless, you will definitely share in a unique opportunity for creative expression and connection-making.  

#liberateyourart

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Reader Comments (2)

Love your wine-themed postcards. Mine are New York black and white themed.

February 3, 2015 | Unregistered CommenterSherry

Hi Elena! I received your postcard! All the way to the Central Appalachian Mountains in SW Virginia! I'm an artist and photographer so I really can appreciate the work you put into your cards. They would make a great marketing tool - maybe it is already in use? I LOVE the name of your business, btw.

Thanks for participating! I've been a part of LYA for about 5 years and love it!

April 4, 2015 | Unregistered CommenterKat van Rooyen

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