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Collection: Electronic Literature: Context
Description: A journal on Net Art with reference and application to electronic literature. IASL started as a print journal and now takes advantage of online network communication, publishing electronically and free of charge since 1999. As an academic forum, the journal includes both theoretical accounts and artist statements concerning Hyperfiction and Hypermedia. Descriptions of artist projects fall under three categories: "Tips," "Collected Tips," and "Short Tips." Here, one finds discussions on early experiments in electronic writing, ranging from Douglas Davis, "The World´s First Collaborative Sentence" (1994) to Talan Memmott, "Lexia to Perplexia" (2004). The journal appears in irregular intervals and has been available in English translation since August 2003. ISSN: 1612-0442. Entry drafted by: Patricia Tomaszek
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Subject: criticism, context, hypermedia, net art , electronic writing
Publisher: Thomas Dreher
Collector: ELO
Collection: Electronic Literature: Collections of Works
Description: The first gallery of new media art to showcase an international collection of born-digital art and literature by women artists from around the globe. It includes links to author pages and more than 300 works of born-digital literature. In reference to Derrida, this page is an 'assemblage,' a multiplicity, a coming together of languages, skills, and visions, a collection of art texts, and an exhibit showing the act of fitting disparate pieces together under the umbrella of gender. Entry drafted by: Patricia Tomaszek
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Subject: hypermedia, flash, visual poetry, net art , kinetic text, Collection of Work, video
Creator: Carolyn Guertin
Publisher: trAce Online Writing Centre, Nottingham Trent University, UK
Language: English, Multilingual
Collector: ELO
Collection: Electronic Literature: Collections of Works
Description: The international web journal Drunken Boat publishes electronic literature and new media art; issue #8 (2006) features over 125 new media contributions of poetry, prose, photography, video, web art and sound along with artists information and an archive. Dossiers and special folios on e.g. the Canadian Strange and Oulipo are presented in elaborated analysis and give important introductions to these subjects. The journal holds an annual Panliterary Award and has appeared annually since 2000. ISSN: 1537-2812. Entry drafted by: Patricia Tomaszek
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Subject: net art , sound art, fiction, journal, video, poetry, nonfiction
Creator: Ravi Shankar
Collector: ELO
Collection: Electronic Literature: Individual Works
Description: A visual index, with a paragraph of description, of each of Jason Nelson's work. Scrolling from the bottom of the page to the top lets one view the artist's work chronologically from 2001 to the present, offering one potential trajectory for the field development as a whole, spanning hypertexts, short fictions, poems, haikus, games, all of which are computer generated and include image in combination with multimedia elements, code, text, and sound. Browsing the collection means witnessing the ways electronic literature involves readers and shows the potential for involving programming and multimedial devices and embedded text as in, for example the flash-based work titled, "this will be the end of you: play4: within within." Here, holding the mouse allows the user to move "into words" and to play with text as it emerges. Readers control the movement on the interface by holding or releasing the mouse and can thereby determine the mouse driven fly through of texts and images that float towards or away from the user. Or the work, "game, game, game and again game" which uses the a side scrolling gaming interface to navigate through a mix of poetics content and corresponding hand-drawn elements. This play, either literal or through interface serves as a metaphor of what Nelson wishes to transfer with the artwork: some scattered [imaginations, some] oddly organized fire of thoughts and incomplete ideas" or simply a comment on the internet and its nonlinearity and the new possibilities of digital poetics. Entry drafted by: Patricia Tomaszek
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Subject: hypertext, flash, generative, audio, animation, textual instrument, net art , digital poetics, poetry, network forms, combinatorial, interactive, visual poetry, fiction, appropriated texts
Creator: Jason Nelson
Collector: ELO
Collection: Electronic Literature: Collections of Works
Description: Turbulence, a project of New Radio and Performing Arts, Inc. has commissioned 140 networked art works and hosted more than 20 distributed, real-time, multilocation performance events since 1996. An archive of these projects, including many with a strong literary focus, is maintained on the site. Entry drafted by: Patricia Tomaszek
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Subject: institutions, organization, net art , interviews, network forms
Collection: Electronic Literature: Collections of Works
Description: Flash poems with sound track and cinematic elements, presented as simple black text on white background flashing by in a rhythm syncopated to music, typically jazz. Entry drafted by: Patricia Tomaszek
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Subject: flash, sound art, time-based, critical/philosophical, electronic music, Collaboration, net art , Multilingual or Non-English, poetry, parody/satire
Publisher: YOUNG-HAE CHANG HEAVY INDUSTRIES
Language: English, Korean, German, Chinese, Spanish, Portugu
Collector: ELO
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