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...and they lived happily ever after. Smith & Lady: poets, artists, photographers & adventurers.
Our relationship was forged to the soundtrack of Yoko Ono's magic,
frenetic, love-laden song, "Walking On Thin Ice." ( play song )
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Archive for the ‘Art’ Category
Thursday, January 26th, 2023
Rediscovered 19-yr-old post of my art and poems, partially interactive, on The Digital Museum of Modern Art.
Home page has 6 links:
Poem Cycle – shows a poem with several words high-lighted . . . click and it takes you to same word in different poem with more word-clicks available . . . no idea how many poems involved.
Babblefish Fragments – link no longer works, can’t remember what it did.
Ragnarok ‘n Roll Poem Rock – links to 3 Peter Ball / Smith songs: Teddy Bear, Nipple FX, Sold American . . . with lyrics and art.
17 Poems Bush 666 – red, white, and blue fonted poems for Corporate Amerika and the CheneyBush Beast.
Steve Smith Bio – A Life Spent Tap Dancing On The Edge.
Curator’s Statement – by W. Logan Fry
http://www.dmoma.org/lobby/exhibitions/naked_in_cleveland/exhibition_lobby.html
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Monday, January 16th, 2023
back when I was almost cool —
“Agent of Chaos That would be Steven B. Smith, the man behind Cleveland’s cult classic journal ArtCrimes, a limited edition lit/art publication that emerged during the mid eighties. Now you can order up your own at Steven’s agentofchaos website, launching literary outrageousness, entertaining criticism, art slide show, plus 900 pages of collage, mixed media, photography, guest artists and everything your mother warned you about. He has consistently refused to be conditioned by the public, and it’s a good thing; we love his contagion of undiluted underground art / lit / philosophy / abuse.” – – – – – – Cool Cleveland.com 09.10-09.17 2003- Tisha Nemeth, senior editor
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Friday, March 25th, 2022
Libby’s Poem
The bigger the dog
the bigger the nose
the bigger it smells
the bigger it knows
This is the Liberty Lynne Green art corner post.
Above is her first spoken poem with us. She recited it to us in the car.
The 1st refrigerator poem below she did last visit, and added to it this visit.
Her head assemblage is her non-existent “brother” Bumblebee.
She’s 5 yrs 8 months and obsessed with doing art with her Aunt Kathy (who is obsessed with her).
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Friday, March 18th, 2022
“Humble thanks to Steven the Sisyphus Smith for fine poetry and visuals on this St. Patrick’s Day, 2022! Like the rest of us, he’s rollin’ the rock right up that hill, trying to make sense of it all (a fool’s errand, for sure). Hang in there (hang up?), Smith—keep leading us by laughter! (God knows, there’s plenty to laugh at these days…)” – Kathy Kieth, editor/publisher Medusa’s Kitchen (send her some worx, folx).
78 feature past 76 months at Medusa’s Kitchen . . . 9 poems, 10 fotos.
http://medusaskitchen.blogspot.com/2022/03/accumulation-tango.html
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