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A Message from the Geographer-At-Large

Dear Friends of Kcymaerxthaere,

Over the years, I've had a recurring thought: wouldn't it be neat to send people postcards from the different plaque sites around the world? We hardly ever get fun things in our snail mailboxes anymore. And I also thought it would be a way to connect all the different people who care about Kcymaerxthaere. And more important: how can I give you all who have been supportive a gift?

So this idea has been kicking around for a while – along with another idea: shouldn't those cards add up to something?

So we are thrilled to announce the 2011 Kcymaerxthaere Postcard Series. (And yes this is the event I posted on the Facebook page over the weekend.

I think of them as the mystery postcards. There will be about one per month – at least 12.

If you sign up now – they are free. We need your best email (in case this one is not it) And we need a snail mail address.

After April 1, it will be $45 for the year for folks signing up on the site (even that is a good deal).

But please do it – you will get some nice stamps and cool pix.

Each card will feature one of the plaque sites and be mailed from a post office nearby to your address. So it will be a tribute to that piece of the Kcymaerxthaere story.

And there will be information on the cards that will add up to something – exactly what will unfold before your eyes. For that, there will be a modest prize.

Please join us by sending your snail mail and your best email to: .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address)



Kcy Update

Greetings from Kcy headquarters. We are exited to share the news of a new Kcymaerxthaere website that will be launching in April 2011. The new website will better serve as a place to follow and support the Kcymaerxthaere project as a member, interact with the Kcy community, and get informational updates on Kcy happenings taking place in a city near you. We are grateful for your support and look forward to connecting with you on our new site.

More Kcy Unveiled

We are thrilled to share the news of a new completed Kcymaerxthaere historical site and plaque located in Deming, New Mexico. The Geographer-At-Large and local Kcy crew worked to complete the site in February of this year. We look forward to the Kcy community posting photos of their visits from the new Kcy addition.

Support The Project

For those of you who wish to support or share the project of Kcymaerxthaere and contribute to the Penduka Women's Collective by purchasing from the Disputed Likeness Collection #1, the Kcy team is currently working to make every piece available for purchase online. For questions or information email us at: .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address).



Bulletin: 16
A Message from the Geographer-At-Large

The support we have gotten from our community has always been fantastic, but it was particularly marvelous to work with a group of ten people who helped us scribe the Gspel uv Matthew in Jihn Wranglikan on the walls of the Krblin Jihn Kabin out in linear Joshua Tree. The initial installation of plastic had fallen victim to a bit of vandalism and a lot of weather. So working together after telling the Jihn Wranglikan story at the Joshua Tree Cultural Center the night before, we got a whole lot done.



Bulletin: 15
A Message from the Geographer-At-Large

Dear Friend of Kcymaerxthaere,

Many of you have asked me how you can help the Kcymaerxthaere project, here's how.

Please, please save this date: December 16th, the debut of the first Disputed Likeness Collection that showcases three limited edition artworks I've created with the embroiderers of Penduka. Each of the three works depicts a different story from Kcymaerxthaere. The embroideries tell the tales of Eliala Mei-Ning, the woman whose voice was too beautiful to be concealed, about Culev Larsze and her tower of wisdom, and the third Embroidery Panel gives us a feel for Kirguellin from the time his island home was destroyed to the beginning of his march towards Kmpass.