★ Six clubs taking members this monthArtists run their own clubs — we help collectors find themCurated artist mail clubs · Est. Brooklyn
★ Six clubs taking members this monthArtists run their own clubs — we help collectors find themCurated artist mail clubs · Est. Brooklyn
Open Now

Five Mail Clubs Open This Month

Enrollment windows close fast. Here are five worth catching before they do.

August 1, 2026 · 4 min read

Mail clubs run on enrollment windows because a person — usually one person — has to print, pack, and carry the whole run to the post office. Windows keep the run honest.

This month five clubs are taking members, and three of them cap out under two hundred seats. If you've been meaning to start collecting physical art, this is the easiest on-ramp there is.

A closed window isn't a rejection. It's just how small studios stay small on purpose.

Start with the pace that fits you. Monthly clubs are a rhythm; quarterly and seasonal clubs are an event. Neither is better, but the wrong one turns into a pile on the hall table.

And when a window closes, save the club. Most artists reopen within a season, and saved clubs get a note from us when they do.

Clubs in this story

Pigeon Post Mail Club artwork
Open NowPigeon Post Original
Fulfilled by Pigeon Post

Pigeon Post Mail Club

Pigeon Post · Brooklyn, United States

Original art and small surprises, delivered through real mail.

$12 per mailing · SeasonalCloses October 1, 2026
Domestic onlyIllustrationCollectible ArtPaper Goods
View Club
NY After Dark artwork
Open NowFounding Artist
Fulfilled by the Artist

NY After Dark

Junie Oyelaran · New York, United States

Hand-pulled screen prints inspired by New York after dark.

$24 per mailing · QuarterlyCloses September 30, 2026
Ships worldwideScreen PrintingNYCCity Art
View Club

The dispatch

Good art is headed your way.

Get new club launches, enrollment deadlines, artist interviews, and collector recommendations delivered to your inbox.