Cerebral and enigmatic, Ray Johnson was an artist that disallows categorization. A creator of content free performances called Nothings, a writer, artist, poet, collagist, and perhaps most well-known for his pioneering involvement in mail art, specifically the movement of art to friends and acquaintances through the postal service which he called New York Correspondence School. The following three collages convey a similarly recondite and alluring presence as the artist’s persona. Compiled of scraps and stamps, mentions of fellow artists Warhol, Indiana and Rosenquist, with portraiture and animal forms, in ink wash and line; these works intrigue with layers of esoteric meaning and references.