Smiling Face Film

Saturday, February 6, 2010


I've been following Yoko Ono on Twitter which has been giving me endless joy. She has initiated this project to get smiling faces from around the world. I thought it would be a great initiative for Mixtape to collect smiling faces from South Africa to add to the collection.

Follow the link to her site to see how to get involved:
http://www.smilingfacefilm.com/

SMILE PIECE by Yoko Ono

Send a smile to your friend so he/she can smile, too.

Think of a way to do it.

You could send a photo that says 'smile',
or a picture, a story, or a piece of pie,
but specify that it's a smile you're passing on.

Ask him/her to do the same:
to pass on the 'smile' in his/her own way.


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Blogger Kitty Dörje said...

hmm that reminds me of an exhibit at Dada South... although I don't think that had anything to do with smiles. What do you think polok has to say about that?

February 6, 2010 at 8:47 AM  

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