You’ll recall the challenge I issued to create your own version of a Tristan Tzara dada cut-up poem?
Read the original post here: https://trashbubblesandlifeslittlebits.wordpress.com/2016/02/12/dadaism-celebrating-100-years/
Read the follow-up post here: https://trashbubblesandlifeslittlebits.wordpress.com/2016/03/19/a-look-at-dada-poetry/
Terry Owenby, of Portland, Oregon, bravely stepped outside her comfort zone to accept the challenge and this is what transpired…
In the meantime, I completed two of my dada poems using the words played in Scrabble games and am sending them out to Terry Owenby and Keith Chambers, in thanks. Here’s one to whet your appetite:
Scrabble Dada Poem created within the confines of one game’s word list
Discovering new and unusual art is always a delight for me. This week, I found some great work being created by Ray Craig. I stumbled upon his “poem(s) set in stencils” and was immediately taken with them. I think you will be, too.
nurse ghost daughter bus by Ray Craig
egg nurse by Ray Craig
ghost egg sits at 8 by Ray Craig
sits at by Ray Craig
at too bus at 8 by Ray Craig
Hope you enjoyed this Dada poetry review.
Happy Trash to you, until we meet again!
