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Thanks to Anne-Miek Bibbe, who said every museum should have a nice tea room.
Have a cup of tea, enjoy your stay and please leave a note.

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Paul Martin from London, UK
07.02.2010 at 15:05:
Glad to say the tea was brewed using London water and the crumpets were English!

Well, certainly, Sir! ;-)

Martha from Penetanguishene, Ont. Canada
29.01.2010 at 19:45:
Ah...a hot cup of tea..green perhaps..on such a cold winter day..and with a tiny
bit of art..what more can one ask?

klaus groh from edewecht - germany
07.01.2010 at 16:27:
Hallo, happy to be in person in the tearoom. What wonderfull friesian tea you have, with beautiful candies. thanks will come back soon have a craetive day. klaus

Louise Weinberg from Long Island City
20.12.2009 at 21:02:
Having some tea right now and preparing my entry to send in tomorrow. Thanks for the drawer!

janelle scolaro from Dana Point
17.12.2009 at 20:28:
hello!
love receiving mail art, any sent will be posted to artisticmoods.com. love your site!
artistic moods
PO Box 3085
dana point, ca 92629-8085
USA

drink up!

Bruce O'Keane Anderson from San Francisco - Tübingen
14.12.2009 at 15:54:
I love tea and your concept as well...hope you have, this late in the day, room for my contribution too!
best to you all
B O'K Anderson

Yes, we still have room and we're looking forward to your contribution!

stephen spera from NewYork, NY.
13.12.2009 at 17:13:
.."the world is all that is the case..."
ludwig wittgenstein

Erykah Porter from cuthbert, georgia
09.12.2009 at 22:07:
i love art i draw very good! But i am getting better.i would love to draw in my future.

kat from schwerin, germany
08.12.2009 at 19:02:
as i said before, we will have a mailart exhibition in stockholm in august 2010 and everybody is invited to take part in it. we now have a webpage for it where you can find further information http://www.mailart.se/ . see you there,
cheers

Suzie from Pocataligo, Georgia
21.11.2009 at 16:30:
I ended up here from the Smithsonian Archives online catalog and am so happy to know that someone else collects in the same manner as I. I have many compartment boxes filled and labeled, but never thought to change out the contents: I just buy more boxes! I will be submitting something for sure and promoting it on my blog about cataloging weird things. I think this is brilliant.

kat from schwerin, germany
18.11.2009 at 09:48:
nice tea room in a great museum!
i very much enjoyed my stay. stayed much too long, in fact, because i was just researching mail art stuff and ended up here.
we will have a mail art call for our gallery in stockholm (www.kg52.se). if anyone is interested, just email me at jkdiestel@gmail.com
cheers,
kat

obviousfront from PO Box 1644 Milan, IL 61264 USA
22.08.2009 at 18:59:
Sun tea on a hot summer day

Nicki from Lindsay
06.08.2009 at 18:16:
Greetings! Hoping to come for a ride up this Sunday, what are your hours of operation?
Thanks!

When we're at home ;-).

Just pop by and ring the doorbell.

We're looking forward to seeing you.

Best
Benjamin

Patt Jackson from Duluth, MN
27.07.2009 at 19:59:
What a lovely surprise to peruse this site, sent to me by a friend at work. It is fascinating. I feel my creative side come to life when I see such simple and yet profound collections. I may start one at home for my visitors. Keep up the amazingly enjoyable work!

Fabio Sassi from Bologna, Italy
13.07.2009 at 06:46:
Nice to be here!
No milk, please.

 

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