Glasgow: WAX366, 2016
8 x 15.5cm, 2pp announcement card asking recipients to take part in "a day of tolerance" - "a temporary state of Utopia" on the leap day in 2016. Typographic design. VG+
JOINT:
30 x 21cm, 1pp. Offset black on red letter explaining the concept. Folded for mailing.

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Glasgow: WAX336, 2016
Two cards both 7.5 x 11.5cm, 4pp. Both are "in memoriam" cards printed black on white - the first has the text "In loving memory of yesterday. Aged 24 hours", the second: "In loving memory of last yea. Aged 365 days".
The two cards were issued in the original black 11.5 x 16cm, envelope as a New Year's gift from Bellingham to friends and colleagues. Both VG+ in like envelope.

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Glasgow: Wax366, 2015
10.5 x 15cm, 2pp artist postcard printed letterpress with a reworking of Saint Just's text from the arrest of Danton, the original reading: "The World has been empty since the Romans and only their Memory fills it and still prophesies Liberty." VG+

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Pittenweem: Cairn, n.d. (2015)
10.5 x 15cm, 2pp, typographic announcement card for a joint show between Bellingham and Thomas A. Clark where the space was covered in coloured diagonal lines. VG+.

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Iona: Iona Craft Shop, 2015
21 x 15cm, letterpress and foil stamping on thick white card, 2pp. Bellingham was commissioned by the Iona Craft Shop to create a new work and he made various scale models of the planets out of bronze and buried them in a remote field on the island of Iona. Each was buried a relative distance from the surface as their average orbits are from the sun. There is no overground record other than the map on the back of this card that shows where the works are - and even that map only shows the outline of the field. Jupiter was the size of an orange and Pluto (hmmm - a planet?) the size of a pea. Mercury is four inches from ground level and Neptune is found nine feet deep.
There are two cards - one on white, the other on brown, this is the former..
"There is nothing to see, just a story to tell about a buried solar system that mimics the one about our heads."

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Iona: Iona Craft Shop, 2015
21 x 15cm, letterpress and foil stamping on thick brown card, 2pp. Bellingham was commissioned by the Iona Craft Shop to create a new work and he made various scale models of the planets out of bronze and buried them in a remote field on the island of Iona. Each was buried a relative distance from the surface as their average orbits are from the sun. There is no overground record other than the map on the back of this card that shows where the works are - and even that map only shows the outline of the field. Jupiter was the size of an orange and Pluto (hmmm - a planet?) the size of a pea. Mercury is four inches from ground level and Neptune is found nine feet deep.
There are two cards - one on white, the other on brown, this is the latter.
"There is nothing to see, just a story to tell about a buried solar system that mimics the one about our heads."

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Glasgow: Wax366, 2015
15 x 10.5cm, backing card with the title text EVERYDAY OBJECT on it and a tipped on paper calendar. The joke being the pun of course, Housed in original plastic folder. VG+ - a New Year gift from Bellingham to friends and colleagues - limitation not many. VG+. ...

21 x 15cm, black on white inkjet with found hand applied colours. A proposal for a unique artwork - a flag of all four British nations with the word "land" replaced by a colour although Wales also has a colour - this was never realised. A work promoting the idea of British commonality against the separatism of some Scottish politicians. Slight creases else VG. Unique.

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