Mailart International Exhibition

By Metasit Bunaikbuth

Experience a new dimension of art through an exhibition that showcases the journey of creativity on postal envelopes. Featuring works exchanged between Metasit Bunaikbuth and printmaking artists from Thailand and across the globe, this exhibition unveils the profound communication that art fosters in unconventional forms.

🗓 Exhibition Dates: May 10 – 29, 2025
📍 Venue: 6060 Arts Space (Black Building)
🕛 Opening Hours: 12:00 PM – 8:00 PM (Closed on Sundays)
🎟 Free Admission

This unique exhibition presents art on postal envelopes, encapsulating stories, thoughts, and emotions of the creators. Through their journey across borders and cultures, these envelopes are more than just art; they are connections and bridges fostering relationships among artists worldwide.

About Mailart

Mailart, or postal art, emerged in the 1960s through American artist Ray Johnson, who initiated a network of exchanging artworks by mail. The practice aimed to transcend the traditional boundaries of galleries and museums. Mailart is not only about sending artwork—it’s a way of sharing ideas and cultures, forging creative connections among artists around the world.

Who Should Visit?

• Art enthusiasts seeking new formats and perspectives
• Those fascinated by cross-cultural artistic exchange
• Anyone who finds beauty in the ordinary—like the humble envelope

📢 Come explore the global language of Mailart and discover the beauty of connection through creativity at 6060 Arts Space.