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Disposable Art 4 Non-Disposable People


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Computer art? Technology is awesome but it has its limitations. It
makes our lives easier and faster but it cannot touch the heart and
soul. My point is simple...tweak a recognizable icon and bend its
purpose. Those who see my work can draw their own conclusions.

Art is the language of the new revolution.
It penetrates culture in the most significant ways.
Poetry, sculpture, music, drama, paintings
and other expressions are the tools of transformation.

Art floats like incense
between the cracks of the human spirit
It touches the wounded and broken

steve M.


Amber Hunter and new friend jammin' at the Art Outreach in Phoenix
Record LabelUnknown Indie
Type of LabelIndie


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Outcast Press is dedicated to those who dwell in the shadows. You may be pierced and tattooed or wear a suit and tie. It doesn't matter. Pain knows no boundaries. Anyone can describe the chaos of modern life. We want to go beyond that and offer solutions for those who rage, fear, hide, cut, weep, quit, seek, question, use, run or close up inside.

Some of you already feel dead even though your heart still beats. You have been ground down, broken, shamed, neglected and wounded by people or circumstance. It feels as if there are no safe places to hide from the things that chase you down. Our goal is to become a haven even if the setting is cyberspace. Our offering to you is words, pictures, art, prayers and a reflection of truth and light.

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obadiah

obadiah madsen



Jun 21 2009 7:33 AM

“Christian America:
by Obadiah Madsen


The Christians are trying to win America
So it will become a Christian nation
A nation with Christian morals
But the Christians
Are doing very little
To win the souls in America
obadiah

obadiah madsen



Jun 13 2009 5:42 AM

I was reading a back issue of Sojourners (September-October, 2005) and found a really cool poem. I googled it. Here it is for you.

GOD bless,


obadiah



Come As You Are

Drive north down Highway 301, past
the school where, weekdays, deaf children
run wild on the playground. Keep going until
you see the sign, "Shake Man," then turn left
into Camper's Lodge and swing on around
past the turquoise pool in front of the
Laundromat and park your car. Get out and
go inside--any wayfaring stranger is welcome
here of a Sunday morning, rain or shine.
Take a seat in one of the six pews painted
white as the washers and dryers lined up in

the back of the room. If it's winter when you
arrive, I'd advise you to bundle up in layers,
and don't forget your thick socks, gloves,
and lug-sole boots. The cold north wind
creeps through these cinderblock walls like
pneumonia into lungs. Soon you'll meet the
"Preacher Lady" and members of her flock,
the Snake Man included, and sister Kim,
newlywed, along with her husband Blinky.
Don't worry if you've been drinking, just leave
your bottle outside for the time being. You

never know, this could be your lucky day.
If the weather is warm, short sleeves are fine.
No need to hide the craters on your arms. To
these folks, needle marks are common as acne
on a teen, or tractors on a farm. You won't
hear any Trinity chimes or sing the usual
hymns, recite the Apostle's Creed, drop a
check in the offering. Just come as you are.
You have nothing to fear, nothing to dread
There is no religion here, but for the laying
on of hands and the resurrection of the dead.



Debra Elramey received a poet laureate poet laureate (lô..rēĭt), title conferred in Britain by the monarch on a poet whose duty it is to write commemorative odes and verse. award from the
obadiah

obadiah madsen



Jun 6 2009 7:26 AM

"Various Voices of Street Kids"
by Obadiah Madsen



here am I
on Mill ave with a drum and my dog
I sing a song to you
"Spare change
Can you spare some change?"
don't worry how I spend it
I just need to spange

here am
I telling you a joke
about a father who molests his daughter
does this offend you
why
I've been molested by my family
don't mean nothin'

here am I
my stepfather molested me

here am I
my mother molested me

here am I
I've been molested too

here am I
full of anger
my parents used plywood for a door
because I kept putting my head through it
I don't have an anger problem
I only hit my girlfriend once

here am I
on the street
do you like me
for a price you can have your way
I just need some drugs

here am I
full of rage
rage at my family
rage at society
rage at you
rage at God
cd blasting angst to my brain
"why have you forsaken me
in your thoughts forsaken me
in your heart forsaken me"

here am I
do you see me
here am I
do you hear me
here am I
do you notice
here am I
can you love me
Within The Torn Apart

Within The Torn Apart



May 30 2009 1:52 AM

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obadiah

obadiah madsen



May 25 2009 6:58 AM

"Disposable People"
by Obadiah Madsen


Part 1

tired of the spouse
get a divorce
children too much to handle
try foster parents
unproductive
fire them
parents getting too old
take them to a nursing home
if an injury occurs
let someone else take care of them
drop them off at the case manager's door
and drive away
they're just disposable people

this will hurt them
scar them for life
but that's OK
that's what Prozac and institutions are for
the old
the retarded
the sick
the young
the mentally ill
the poor
all disposable

but you
yes you

you will reap what you sow
one of these days

somebody will dispose of you

Part 2- GOD of the Disposable People

there is a GOD who searches through trash
for disposable people
the old
the retarded
the sick
the young
the mentally ill
the poor
He gathers unto Himself

but you
yes you

have disposed of Him too

Part 3 - The Undisposable

rejected
forgotten
here today, discarded tomorrow
we are the disposable people
an inconvenience to others

but there is a GOD of the disposable people
who loves us
who was also
thrown away
rejected
forgotten
discarded
was disposable

because He thought we weren't
obadiah

obadiah madsen



May 20 2009 5:08 AM

Word on the Street: Performing the Scriptures in an Urban Context

I just checked out the book, Word on the Street: Performing the Scriptures in an Urban Context by Stanley P. Saunders and Charles L. Campbell. They are two seminary professors who work with homeless people through The Open Door Community in Atlanta, GA. This book consists of essays, sermons, and true stories. On page 7, they quote Nicholas Lash who wrote an essay, "Performing the Scriptures". Lash states that the interpretation of Scripture requires "performance" like a Shakespearan troup performing a play or a group of musicians performing a piece by Beethoven. I love the analogy that Lash paints because I am a writer. Scripture is not to be just read and memorized. It is to be applied. The Bible is a two-edged sword. I believe one edge is the knowledge and the other edge is the application. I strive to keep my sword sharp on both edges. The Open Door Community performs the Scripture to the homeless in Atlanta. They do this through feeding the homeless, worshipping with the homeless, having the Eucharist with the homeless, and advocating for them in their city.

Another thing that I am enjoying about this book is the illustrations of Christina Bray from her series "Street Prayers/Spiritual Journeys". She does etchings and woodcarvings. Some of the titles are "A Dream about a Shelter", "Blessed Are the Poor in Spirit", and "Street Prayer".

I am looking forward to reading more of this book.

GOD bless - obadiah madsen
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ARCAÏDE



Jul 23 2008 5:10 PM

Hello!

Many thanks for adding me

Excellent Work

Greets from France

Benj


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Ahoo O



May 9 2008 2:57 PM

Kathy, AKA Danielle's Mom :-]

Kathy, AKA Danielle's Mom :-]



Apr 8 2008 12:43 AM

Thanks for the add. I've probably seen you around but am not sure who you are, so introduce yourself if you see me at church (I'm usually pushing that cute kid with me around in a stroller).
Have a great week!
Jungle Mastering

Jungle Mastering



Oct 23 2007 2:35 PM

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Sep 16 2007 6:00 AM

:o the worship art video is coool!!!!
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Aug 30 2007 11:27 PM

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Amber Hunter

Amber Hunter



Aug 6 2007 5:10 PM

I love outcast press!!!!!!!!! :D
Carla

Carla Dunham



Jul 18 2007 7:28 PM

Hey, is that cross still chained to the fence in Phoenix?
Jungle Mastering

Jungle Mastering



Jun 1 2007 1:28 PM

Outcast Press, let us know when you need mastering
Amber

Amber Kadra



Oct 24 2006 11:05 PM

I just wanted to say that I think what you guys are doing is awesome. I know that some of you have helped me through some very rough times. You let people know there is hope, in a very unique way. Keep up the good work!
Carla

Carla Dunham



Oct 22 2006 4:24 AM

Nice site. Love the art.
SeanDaar

SeanDaar



Oct 20 2006 11:36 PM

Thanks for the request and finding me.

Interesting music, more ballad though, but kinda hauntingly cool.

Nice that you praise our Lord with your words.

Like to hear more of your music and lyrics.
The Awakening Church NYC

dennis minner



Oct 17 2006 5:42 PM

Hey glad to see you guys coming to my space!!!!
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