I give to the charity of my choice and make art for
the projects of my choice.  LaVona

--- serendipity <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> I have a couple of thoughts.  
>    
>   At first blush I think...well, I released the art
> to them...I have to deal with whatever they may do
> with it.  Now.  With that said, I would prefer to
> have been told upfront what the long term plan was
> for the artwork...and specifics...not just "maybe
> I'll raise money for charity".  I would be very,
> very upset to find out my artwork is being used to
> raise money for entity I have issue with...so..,.if
> the KKK were to set up a fundraiser to cover next
> years inventory of crosses...then hell no, I would
> not want my artwork associated with that effort. 
> Although some people wouldn't mind, I expect my
> artwork back immediately!
>    
>   I will say I totally understand the dilemma that
> art call hosts have.  I'm in it now.  I have some
> incredible work for a call I hosted this summer and
> I wonder what to do with it other than host a show. 
> I still have no answers....but your question about
> raising funds for a charity really has me thinking
> about what to do...
>    
>    
>   Alice Kitselman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> wrote:
>           Just popped over to the
> http://www.envelopecollective.com/ (Cool site by the
> way) and noticed that these fellows seem to be
> planning on eventually using the envelopes they have
> collected to raise money for charity. No specific
> cause has been identified as yet.   
> 
>   Ok, so I know we have pondered about this before,
> but what do you all think about the rising number of
> folks who are "selling" mail art for charity???
> 
>     Dragonfly Dream
>   www.dragonflydream.com
>   
> 
>   "It's something wonderful to get a letter. The
> paper, the stamp, the envelope. It is not just a
> piece of paper. It is something sacred. "
>   IBRAHIM ISMAIL ZAIDEN, a postman in Baghdad, Iraq.
>   (quoted in the New York Times)
> 
> 
> 
>   
> 
>          
> 
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