NEWS

A Postal Collage 16 registration announcement was added to Instagram today. The 3-frame post features three quotes from three past collaborators, and my favorite new tagline: It’s for anyone—but it’s not for everyone.

Registration for Postal Collage Project No.16 opened on Friday, the 31st of July. Here are some day-one numbers:

Returning: 58
New: 14
Countries: 6
—Australia, Canada, England, France, Netherlands, USA
USA States: 14
—California, Colorado, Connecticut, Indiana, Maryland, Minnesota, New York, Ohio, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Texas, Utah, Washington, West Virginia

Postal Collage Project No.16

Registration to participate in the 16th annual Round Table Collaboration Postal Collage Project will be open from the 31st of July through the 25th of August.

Review the UPDATED Project Description.

REGISTER

Postal Collage Project No.15
^EXHIBITION

A lot happens over six months. When Postal Collage Project No.14 wrapped up in spring 2025, we’d only ever had one participant from Pendleton, Oregon. Six months later, when Project No.15 launched, there were ten! This precipitous increase coincided with the establishment of the Collage Club in Pendleton, a monthly meet-up offering a space to share, document, and work on the Postal Collage Project—and other projects—side by side.

Ten collaborators in a city of around 17,000 makes Pendleton the city with the highest density of project participation—one in every 1,700 or so residents is on the collaborator list. In Berkeley, the city with the highest number of participants (47), one in every 2,650 or so residents is a participant.

^EXHIBITION
Postal Collage Project No.15
The Pendleton Portion
July 2—31, 2026
Pendleton Center for the Arts
Lorenzen Gallery
Opening Reception
July 2nd, 5:30–7:00pm

_{Pendleton Center for the Arts}

The Pendleton Portion includes the work of fifty collaborators—ten from Pendleton and forty more from California, New York, Pennsylvania, Indiana, Minnesota, Louisiana, Georgia, Virginia, Ohio, Montana, Texas, North Carolina, Canada, England, Germany, and Sweden.

^{COLLABORATOR LIST}
Ahoora Izadi (California)
Alissa Stolz (California)
Ann Marie Hovie (California)
ben hoz (California)
Beth McCoy (California)
Bonnie (Oregon)
brian sherman (Georgia)
Burger-Begley Family (Oregon)
Caitlin Collins (Oregon)
Caren Andrews (California)
Carole Morrell (California)
collageral_damage (Germany)
Cristina Sayers (California)
Danika Grundemann (California)
Elisabeth Hale (Pennsylvania)
Elizabeth Brasfield (Virginia)
Ellen Wardell (Oregon)
Emily Hippert (California)
Hannele Rubin (Texas)
Heather Hernandez (California)
Helen J Sizemore (California)
Henry Grahn Hermunen (Sweden)
Hillary Bohm (Louisiana)
Holly Krokosz (Oregon)
ian shadle (Oregon)
Janice Kuchinka (Ohio)
Julienne Fusello (California)
Kay Wolverton Ito (California)
Kim Appelquist (California)
Kriste Lindberg (Indiana)
kristin vanderlip taylor (California)
Larissa Berger (North Carolina)
Lawrence Coleman (California)
Leanne (Minnesota)
Lillian Williams (Pennsylvania)
Lori Sams (Oregon)
Louis Libert (California)
Mandy Mattingly (Ohio)
Margaretta Bertram (California)
Meredith Charpantier (California)
Michelle L Miller (New York)
Natalie Rhodes (Oregon)
Natan Kuchar (California)
Niki Hare (England)
Racheal (Oregon)
Rachel Bühler (Canada)
Sandra Westford (Oregon)
Sophie Noel (Pennsylvania)
Tamara Bowles (Montana)
wendy oberlander (Canada)

Postal Collage Project No.15
Berkeley Art Center
May 16th—31st
DETAILS

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Completed collages are being carried in by the crate, a dozen or so daily. Unpacking is underway; one package is resisting.