How to experience my postcard installation from afar

Can't attend the show at Yale/Haskins Laboratories to see my postcard installation? Never fear! I've set up a text message-based system with Textmarks.com, who've generously donated a pro account for the duration, to allow those not in the New Haven area to experience the installation. You'll see a small message in the Times photo of the installation instructing you:

Text AXYALE to 41411 to subscribe

You'll get a text message until August 1 with a few select postcards each week. Just as the postcard installation took status updates out of the context of the digital space and into a physical environment, so does the text messaging service take the installation out of the gallery context and into a mobile space.

Let me know what you think - should be an interesting phase of this many-month installation. You can also subscribe using this widget:

Get your own at TextMarks!

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