2003 - ongoing
In 2003 a holiday project at the University of Brighton titled 'Location Vocation Vacation' called for mail art. One post card per week was to be sent as a document of experiences to Margaret Huber, the then second year Illustration tutor.
Over two hundred A6 sized 'cards' have since been sent (and received) from all over the world. Hair, fish, a sachet of white powder, a piece of broken record, mossy bark... Only some twelve cards have never reached their destination. Margaret still receives mail at irregular intervals.
2003 - ongoing
In 2003 a holiday project at the University of Brighton titled 'Location Vocation Vacation' called for mail art. One post card per week was to be sent as a document of experiences to Margaret Huber, the then second year Illustration tutor.
Over two hundred A6 sized 'cards' have since been sent (and received) from all over the world. Hair, fish, a sachet of white powder, a piece of broken record, mossy bark... Only some twelve cards have never reached their destination. Margaret still receives mail at irregular intervals.
2003 - ongoing
In 2003 a holiday project at the University of Brighton titled 'Location Vocation Vacation' called for mail art. One post card per week was to be sent as a document of experiences to Margaret Huber, the then second year Illustration tutor.
Over two hundred A6 sized 'cards' have since been sent (and received) from all over the world. Hair, fish, a sachet of white powder, a piece of broken record, mossy bark... Only some twelve cards have never reached their destination. Margaret still receives mail at irregular intervals.
2003 - ongoing
In 2003 a holiday project at the University of Brighton titled 'Location Vocation Vacation' called for mail art. One post card per week was to be sent as a document of experiences to Margaret Huber, the then second year Illustration tutor.
Over two hundred A6 sized 'cards' have since been sent (and received) from all over the world. Hair, fish, a sachet of white powder, a piece of broken record, mossy bark... Only some twelve cards have never reached their destination. Margaret still receives mail at irregular intervals.
2003 - ongoing
In 2003 a holiday project at the University of Brighton titled 'Location Vocation Vacation' called for mail art. One post card per week was to be sent as a document of experiences to Margaret Huber, the then second year Illustration tutor.
Over two hundred A6 sized 'cards' have since been sent (and received) from all over the world. Hair, fish, a sachet of white powder, a piece of broken record, mossy bark... Only some twelve cards have never reached their destination. Margaret still receives mail at irregular intervals.
2003 - ongoing
In 2003 a holiday project at the University of Brighton titled 'Location Vocation Vacation' called for mail art. One post card per week was to be sent as a document of experiences to Margaret Huber, the then second year Illustration tutor.
Over two hundred A6 sized 'cards' have since been sent (and received) from all over the world. Hair, fish, a sachet of white powder, a piece of broken record, mossy bark... Only some twelve cards have never reached their destination. Margaret still receives mail at irregular intervals.
2003 - ongoing
In 2003 a holiday project at the University of Brighton titled 'Location Vocation Vacation' called for mail art. One post card per week was to be sent as a document of experiences to Margaret Huber, the then second year Illustration tutor.
Over two hundred A6 sized 'cards' have since been sent (and received) from all over the world. Hair, fish, a sachet of white powder, a piece of broken record, mossy bark... Only some twelve cards have never reached their destination. Margaret still receives mail at irregular intervals.
2003 - ongoing
In 2003 a holiday project at the University of Brighton titled 'Location Vocation Vacation' called for mail art. One post card per week was to be sent as a document of experiences to Margaret Huber, the then second year Illustration tutor.
Over two hundred A6 sized 'cards' have since been sent (and received) from all over the world. Hair, fish, a sachet of white powder, a piece of broken record, mossy bark... Only some twelve cards have never reached their destination. Margaret still receives mail at irregular intervals.
2003 - ongoing
In 2003 a holiday project at the University of Brighton titled 'Location Vocation Vacation' called for mail art. One post card per week was to be sent as a document of experiences to Margaret Huber, the then second year Illustration tutor.
Over two hundred A6 sized 'cards' have since been sent (and received) from all over the world. Hair, fish, a sachet of white powder, a piece of broken record, mossy bark... Only some twelve cards have never reached their destination. Margaret still receives mail at irregular intervals.
2003 - ongoing
In 2003 a holiday project at the University of Brighton titled 'Location Vocation Vacation' called for mail art. One post card per week was to be sent as a document of experiences to Margaret Huber, the then second year Illustration tutor.
Over two hundred A6 sized 'cards' have since been sent (and received) from all over the world. Hair, fish, a sachet of white powder, a piece of broken record, mossy bark... Only some twelve cards have never reached their destination. Margaret still receives mail at irregular intervals.
2003 - ongoing
In 2003 a holiday project at the University of Brighton titled 'Location Vocation Vacation' called for mail art. One post card per week was to be sent as a document of experiences to Margaret Huber, the then second year Illustration tutor.
Over two hundred A6 sized 'cards' have since been sent (and received) from all over the world. Hair, fish, a sachet of white powder, a piece of broken record, mossy bark... Only some twelve cards have never reached their destination. Margaret still receives mail at irregular intervals.
2003 - ongoing
In 2003 a holiday project at the University of Brighton titled 'Location Vocation Vacation' called for mail art. One post card per week was to be sent as a document of experiences to Margaret Huber, the then second year Illustration tutor.
Over two hundred A6 sized 'cards' have since been sent (and received) from all over the world. Hair, fish, a sachet of white powder, a piece of broken record, mossy bark... Only some twelve cards have never reached their destination. Margaret still receives mail at irregular intervals.
2003 - ongoing
In 2003 a holiday project at the University of Brighton titled 'Location Vocation Vacation' called for mail art. One post card per week was to be sent as a document of experiences to Margaret Huber, the then second year Illustration tutor.
Over two hundred A6 sized 'cards' have since been sent (and received) from all over the world. Hair, fish, a sachet of white powder, a piece of broken record, mossy bark... Only some twelve cards have never reached their destination. Margaret still receives mail at irregular intervals.
2003 - ongoing
In 2003 a holiday project at the University of Brighton titled 'Location Vocation Vacation' called for mail art. One post card per week was to be sent as a document of experiences to Margaret Huber, the then second year Illustration tutor.
Over two hundred A6 sized 'cards' have since been sent (and received) from all over the world. Hair, fish, a sachet of white powder, a piece of broken record, mossy bark... Only some twelve cards have never reached their destination. Margaret still receives mail at irregular intervals.
2003 - ongoing
In 2003 a holiday project at the University of Brighton titled 'Location Vocation Vacation' called for mail art. One post card per week was to be sent as a document of experiences to Margaret Huber, the then second year Illustration tutor.
Over two hundred A6 sized 'cards' have since been sent (and received) from all over the world. Hair, fish, a sachet of white powder, a piece of broken record, mossy bark... Only some twelve cards have never reached their destination. Margaret still receives mail at irregular intervals.
2003 - ongoing
In 2003 a holiday project at the University of Brighton titled 'Location Vocation Vacation' called for mail art. One post card per week was to be sent as a document of experiences to Margaret Huber, the then second year Illustration tutor.
Over two hundred A6 sized 'cards' have since been sent (and received) from all over the world. Hair, fish, a sachet of white powder, a piece of broken record, mossy bark... Only some twelve cards have never reached their destination. Margaret still receives mail at irregular intervals.
2003 - ongoing
In 2003 a holiday project at the University of Brighton titled 'Location Vocation Vacation' called for mail art. One post card per week was to be sent as a document of experiences to Margaret Huber, the then second year Illustration tutor.
Over two hundred A6 sized 'cards' have since been sent (and received) from all over the world. Hair, fish, a sachet of white powder, a piece of broken record, mossy bark... Only some twelve cards have never reached their destination. Margaret still receives mail at irregular intervals.
2003 - ongoing
In 2003 a holiday project at the University of Brighton titled 'Location Vocation Vacation' called for mail art. One post card per week was to be sent as a document of experiences to Margaret Huber, the then second year Illustration tutor.
Over two hundred A6 sized 'cards' have since been sent (and received) from all over the world. Hair, fish, a sachet of white powder, a piece of broken record, mossy bark... Only some twelve cards have never reached their destination. Margaret still receives mail at irregular intervals.
2003 - ongoing
In 2003 a holiday project at the University of Brighton titled 'Location Vocation Vacation' called for mail art. One post card per week was to be sent as a document of experiences to Margaret Huber, the then second year Illustration tutor.
Over two hundred A6 sized 'cards' have since been sent (and received) from all over the world. Hair, fish, a sachet of white powder, a piece of broken record, mossy bark... Only some twelve cards have never reached their destination. Margaret still receives mail at irregular intervals.
2003 - ongoing
In 2003 a holiday project at the University of Brighton titled 'Location Vocation Vacation' called for mail art. One post card per week was to be sent as a document of experiences to Margaret Huber, the then second year Illustration tutor.
Over two hundred A6 sized 'cards' have since been sent (and received) from all over the world. Hair, fish, a sachet of white powder, a piece of broken record, mossy bark... Only some twelve cards have never reached their destination. Margaret still receives mail at irregular intervals.
2003 - ongoing
In 2003 a holiday project at the University of Brighton titled 'Location Vocation Vacation' called for mail art. One post card per week was to be sent as a document of experiences to Margaret Huber, the then second year Illustration tutor.
Over two hundred A6 sized 'cards' have since been sent (and received) from all over the world. Hair, fish, a sachet of white powder, a piece of broken record, mossy bark... Only some twelve cards have never reached their destination. Margaret still receives mail at irregular intervals.
2003 - ongoing
In 2003 a holiday project at the University of Brighton titled 'Location Vocation Vacation' called for mail art. One post card per week was to be sent as a document of experiences to Margaret Huber, the then second year Illustration tutor.
Over two hundred A6 sized 'cards' have since been sent (and received) from all over the world. Hair, fish, a sachet of white powder, a piece of broken record, mossy bark... Only some twelve cards have never reached their destination. Margaret still receives mail at irregular intervals.
2003 - ongoing
In 2003 a holiday project at the University of Brighton titled 'Location Vocation Vacation' called for mail art. One post card per week was to be sent as a document of experiences to Margaret Huber, the then second year Illustration tutor.
Over two hundred A6 sized 'cards' have since been sent (and received) from all over the world. Hair, fish, a sachet of white powder, a piece of broken record, mossy bark... Only some twelve cards have never reached their destination. Margaret still receives mail at irregular intervals.
2003 - ongoing
In 2003 a holiday project at the University of Brighton titled 'Location Vocation Vacation' called for mail art. One post card per week was to be sent as a document of experiences to Margaret Huber, the then second year Illustration tutor.
Over two hundred A6 sized 'cards' have since been sent (and received) from all over the world. Hair, fish, a sachet of white powder, a piece of broken record, mossy bark... Only some twelve cards have never reached their destination. Margaret still receives mail at irregular intervals.
2003 - ongoing
In 2003 a holiday project at the University of Brighton titled 'Location Vocation Vacation' called for mail art. One post card per week was to be sent as a document of experiences to Margaret Huber, the then second year Illustration tutor.
Over two hundred A6 sized 'cards' have since been sent (and received) from all over the world. Hair, fish, a sachet of white powder, a piece of broken record, mossy bark... Only some twelve cards have never reached their destination. Margaret still receives mail at irregular intervals.
2003 - ongoing
In 2003 a holiday project at the University of Brighton titled 'Location Vocation Vacation' called for mail art. One post card per week was to be sent as a document of experiences to Margaret Huber, the then second year Illustration tutor.
Over two hundred A6 sized 'cards' have since been sent (and received) from all over the world. Hair, fish, a sachet of white powder, a piece of broken record, mossy bark... Only some twelve cards have never reached their destination. Margaret still receives mail at irregular intervals.
2003 - ongoing
In 2003 a holiday project at the University of Brighton titled 'Location Vocation Vacation' called for mail art. One post card per week was to be sent as a document of experiences to Margaret Huber, the then second year Illustration tutor.
Over two hundred A6 sized 'cards' have since been sent (and received) from all over the world. Hair, fish, a sachet of white powder, a piece of broken record, mossy bark... Only some twelve cards have never reached their destination. Margaret still receives mail at irregular intervals.