The Mail Art Network is an informal global network of artists to whom collaboration, cooperation, and correspondence
without money are far more important than art for arts sake. Participants organize projects among themselves, outside the establishment-filtered art industry. The masterpiece is not a single artwork, but the infinite daily exchange of ideas. Mail Art changes the world, one 'peace' at a time. With great pleasure I announce the reactivation of this blog on March 21, 2011.
Sunday, September 2, 2007
Wild Black Cherry (Prunus serotina)
This 102.4 foot black cherry is the second tallest of its species known in Massachusetts. It is in a forest that was saved by chance and preserved for eternity by a poet, William Cullen Bryant at his homestead in Cummington, Massachusett.
This 102.4 foot black cherry is the second tallest of its species known in Massachusetts. It is in a forest that was saved by chance and preserved for eternity by a poet, William Cullen Bryant at his homestead in Cummington, Massachusett.
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