Heart of the City by Steenz for June 04, 2010
Transcript:
Dean: That was an awesome chalk drawing story, don't you think, Heart? Dean:...we kind of made a living graphic novel, told right on the city's sidewalks, in real time! Heart: Oooo! Performance art! I like it! Dean: Too bad our performance is going down the drain.
kfccanada about 14 years ago
Nothing like using a forum on a cartoon site, that should be used to appreciate an artist’s work, to promote one’s personal business ventures. Totally crass, I would say.
wndrwrthg about 14 years ago
Spamming should be a capital offense.
freeholder1 about 14 years ago
Thanks to share flag with you, soccer fan.
wnd: “Capital comment. sir. I say, Capital!”
freeholder1 about 14 years ago
Okay,you’ll also need bad lighting, no taste and lots of tight clothes for Heart if you really want performance art.
Jascat about 14 years ago
Hey, kids..don’t forget your chalk!!
retiredgezzer about 14 years ago
Need to FLAG all spammers
Me_Again about 14 years ago
I did, Retiredgezzer.
aerwalt about 14 years ago
so did I.
Iwa Iniki about 14 years ago
That was one of the cleverest cartoon series I have ever seen.
robertdcurtis about 14 years ago
I want to thank everyone for getting rid of those spammers before I got here.Thank you!
fritzoid Premium Member about 14 years ago
freeholder: “Okay,you’ll also need bad lighting, no taste and lots of tight clothes for Heart if you really want performance art.”
Hey, there’s a lot of quality performance art out there! The problem is that it’s pretty much indistinguishable from the garbage…
freeholder1 about 14 years ago
I agree Fritz. Not so much the art as the fact folks THINK they understand what they are doing and have no clue you need the right perspective on life to pull it off.
cutiepie29 about 14 years ago
I do “performance art” quite frequently. Usually the title is “Mom as pack-mule” but it may also be “Mom and 3 young children in ‘herding cats’”.
fritzoid Premium Member about 14 years ago
“Art” being a two-way street, there is of couse the possibility of the audience (whether one person or the mass) getting more out of a piece then the artist put into it, and that’s OK.
I read a commentary on “Alice in Wonderland” saying that the imagery is so symbolically rich in associatiion that’ it’s irrelevant to argue whether Carroll “meant” any particular interpretation of its content (at least to the exclusion of any other interpretation). Information is recieved in the mode of the receiver, and whatever you “get out of” a work is valid, whether or not the artist “put it in”.
All art (perhaps all experience) is fundamentally a Rorschach test…
Decepticomic about 3 years ago
“Awesome” is a bit much.
phobos 6 days ago
Steenz shouldn’t be credited with these strips.