Myrna Minx / Texts
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her best pieces are often looked over; small plaques in utilitarian museum spaces with sayings like, "THE MOUTH IS INTERESTING BECAUSE IT'S ONE OF THOSE PLACES WHERE THE DRY OUTSIDE MOVES TOWARD THE SLIPPERY INSIDE."
she's so great.
you've just joined Latourex.
beautiful and giggle-inducing.
i heart your hat-n-scarf.
i vote for your name. the goggles are also nice.
there is great potential for waste here. could someone please at least make a carrot headdress, or wait-
a carrot dress
and then wear it back into the bought-out store asking for more carrots?
i would, but orange isn't my color.
i'm going to get my sardines now!
thanks for the musical accompaniment. pure brilliance all around.
incendiary when released upon an unsuspecting Hanover public in 1919...
Anna Blume Has Wheels
O Thou, beloved of my twenty seven senses,
I love thine!
Thou thee thee thine, I thine, thou mine. - we?
That belongs (by the side) not here!
Who art Thou, uncounted woman?
Thou art - art Thou?-
People say, Thou werst, -
Let them say, they don't know, how the churchtower stands.
You wearest your head on your feet and wanderst on your hands,
On thy hands wanderst Thou.
Hallo thy red dress, clashed in white folds,
Red I love Anna Blume, red I love Thine!
Thou Thee Thee Thine, I Thine, Thou mine, - we?
That belongs (by the side) in the cold glow.
Red Blossom, red Anna Blume, how say the people?
Prize question:
1. Anna Blume has wheels.
2. Anna Blume is red.
3. what colours are the wheels?
Blue is the colour of thy yellow hair.
Red is the whirl of thy green wheels.
Thou simple maiden in everyday-dress,
Thou dear green animal,
I love Thine!
Thou Thee Thee Thine, I Thine, Thou mine ,- we?
That belongs (by the side) in the glow box.
Anna Blume,
Anna,
A - N - N - A
I trickle your name.
Thy name drops like soft tallow.
Does thou know it, Anna?
Does thou already know it?
One can also read thee from behind,
And thou, thou most glorious of all,
Thou art from the back, as from the front:
A - N -N - A
Tallow trickles to strike over my back.
Anna Blume,
Thou drippes animal,
I
Love
Thine!
-Kurt Schwitters
don't get the wrong idea, just thought you'd enjoy the Dada. I've got it bad for that Hatman fellow.
...by telling my advisor about the temporary paint. when the outraged emails started circulating (chock full of the old cliché "two wrongs don't make a right"), he was able to explain away the "little art project." one woman was still angry and demanded that the anonymous perpetrator pick up the cigarette butts (this exercise was hopelessly beyond her comprehension, apparently), while the university architect cleverly critiqued my color choice. orange is for underground power lines; had i done proper research i'd have used white, which stands for "other." one nice result is that someone actually picked up all the ash and trash, leaving tiny orange coronas all over the grounds.