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evor H. Smith is an artist and freelance writer.

Recently the work has focused on or stemmed from the connections between language, place, and identity. Walking, spoken word, and drawing have emerged as the dominant outcomes of these interests. Since the beginning of 2023 Trevor has focused his creative energy on long form writing.

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iPhone Residency Outcomes

I recently applied for the iPhone Residency (WEBSITE | INSTAGRAM | TWITTER). I didn’t get it, but my friend Will Kendrick did, and he invited me to take over the iPhone Residency’s Twitter account for the duration of his stay. Below is the transcript of my tweets, which I published in response to Will’s posts on […]

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