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• Harley's work featured in "The Carbon Alternative" : The Arthur & Mata Jaffe Center for Book Arts, Boca Raton Florida
• Harley's stamps included in "American Stampart" show in Korea: Jay Gallery, Art Center Kyungun Jongno, Seoul, Korea
http://jaypia.com/board_view_info.php?idx=102&seq=6
• Harley's stamps shown in Stendhal Gallery: "Greetings from Dadaland:Fluxus, Mail Art and Rubber Stamps"
http://stendhalgallery.com/?page_id=3433
• Media whirlwind flocks to Columbia for 'Evil' exhibit
Worldwide coverage packs Glass Curtain Gallery
http://www.ccchronicle.com/paper/campus.php?id=1241
• Harley's Ministry of Truth Stamps have been published in
Axis of Evil: Perforated Praeter Naturam.
You can learn more about this book and it's companion
DVD at: http://www.qualiatica.com/axisbook/buybook.html
• Harley's stampart work featured in:
Correspondences
at the Tate Modern Gallery,
Bankside
London SE1 9TG
http://www.tate.org.uk/servlet/CollectionDisplays?roomid=1844
• Harley's work is also shown at:
The Quicksilver Mine Co.
6671 Front St. (Hwy. 116)
Downtown Forestville
707.887.0799
http://www.quicksilvermineco.com
• Harley's artistamps were recently featured in the
exhibition:
Correspondences
at the Tate Modern Gallery, Bankside London SE1 9TG
• See an index of photos of artists' work in New
Ceramic Horizons, a show of ceramic sculptures that Harley
curated for the Paradise Ridge scupture garden: http://www.paradiseridgewinery.com/new%20exhibit/index.htm
• See a description of Post Modern Post,
the show of stampart and mailart that Harley curated for the Sonoma
County Museum: http://www.sonomacountymuseum.com/docs/featuredexhibitionspast.html
• For more information on Harley's solo exhibition
of his artistamps at the National Centre For Contemporary Arts
/// Kaliningrad Branch: http://ncca-kaliningrad.ru/index.php3?lang=eng&mode=projects&id_proj=3&ld=ok
• For more information on the purchase of the Harley
Terra Candella Archive of mail art by the Special Collections
division of Oberlin College Library (requires Adobe Acrobat):
http://www.oberlin.edu/library/friends/perspectives/11.09.html
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