vispo soup
for remix_runran, from it’s vispo for lunch again <- vispoet + Heinz Alaphabet noodles
flash source: visposoup.fla (38KB)
Eisenstein’s Monster in Rome
My Eisenstein’s Monster will be part of the exhibition at the DARC – General Direction for Contemporary Architecture and Art and MAXXI – National Museum of the XXI Century Arts (via Guido Reni 2f, Rome), from 4 December until 2 March 2008, with a private opening on 3 December. The show has already had a short review on Rhizome, and was mentioned on the Turbulence Networked_Performance research blog yesterday (though the author has unfortunately reproduced the curator’s ‘Einstein’ typo – which having just read Martin Amis’ Einstein’s Monsters, I do understand!).
Follow this link for the DARC/MAXXI press release for NetSpace: Journey into Net Art: Bodies in Cyberspace (Word doc, 400KB)
New on the Electronic Book Review: Electropoetics
http://www.electronicbookreview.com/thread/electropoetics
In the latest selection from the Electronic Book Review, Associate Editor Lori Emerson brings together both critics and creators of electronic poetry, some of whom established themselves at the very start and many more who are recent entrants in the field of electronic literature. Essays on print poetry as well as born digital poetry help to situate the field in both a trans-disciplinary and trans-national context.
The collection (more than twenty essays in all) includes three review-essays on the Electronic Literature Collection (volume 1), published by the ELO: “How to Think (with) Thinkertoys” by Adalaide Morris; “Letters That Matter” by John Zuern; and “Electronic Literature circa WWW (and Before)” by Chris Funkhouser. New essays on and by Douglas Barbour, Michael Barrett, Greg Betts, Christof Bruno, Charles Bernstein, Stephen Cain, Robert Creeley, Clayton Eshleman, Alan Fisher, Eduardo Kac, Hugh Kenner, Walter Benn Michaels, Jay Murphy, Janet Neigh, Soren Pold, Christopher Nolan, Jaishree Odin, Tom Raworth, Maggie O’Sullivan, Stephanie Strickland, Angela Szczepaniak, Steve Tomasula, and Eugene Thacker.
[from The Electronic Literature Organisation]
Brown Graduate Program in Literary Arts, Electronic Writer position – deadline 15 December 2007
Brown’s prestigious Graduate Program in Literary Arts – two years leading to an MFA – is currently accepting one applicant per year as an Electronic Writer. Past incumbents are: Noah Wardrip-Fruin, Talan Memmott, William Gillespie, Brian Kim Stefans, Daniel Howe; Aya Karpinska is in her second year, and Justin Katko started this year. The application deadline for next Autumn’s intake is December 15. Full details on the Literary Arts Programs web site:
http://www.brown.edu/Departments/Literary_Arts/graduate_program.htm
Movement and the Single Screen: 3 day workshop, Bristol – 27-29 January 2008
Movement and the Single Screen
This 3-day practical and Inspirational workshop investigates movement and performance within the context of single-screen video practice and is led by artist filmmaker Miranda Pennell.
Participants will explore a range of formal ideas through a combination of screenings, discussions and practical research. In particular, attention will be paid to the specificity of video/film language in its relationship to movement composition and performance, and to the nature of cross-art form dialogue. The emphasis of the workshop is on experimentation and on collaboration.
27th, 28th and 29th January 2008
£80 (There are a small number of bursaries available of up to £50 to assist attendees who are coming from further afield with their travel/accommodation costs)
Picture This,
Corner of Sydney Row & Mardyke Ferry Road,
Bristol BS1 6UU
Tel: +44 (0) 117 925 7010
For further information and an application form, please contact Grace Davies – grace@picture-this.org.uk
Scripted Notion: call for short, scripted moving image projects – deadline 7 January 2008
Scripted Notion – Call for artists proposals
Scripted Notion is a new Picture This, South West Screen and UK Film Council scheme aimed at developing short, scripted moving image projects. Proposals must be for films which push the boundaries of narrative story telling. Funded through the UK Film Council’s New Cinema Fund and the Esmee Fairbairn Foundation.
Scripted Notion Script Surgeries
3 December 10.30-4.30pm
In advance of the Scripted Notion application deadline South West Screen and Picture This are available for twenty minute surgeries throughout the day. These sessions will be held at South West Screen in Bristol and booking is essential. Email arilda.tymko@swscreen.co.uk
For more information or to apply, please contact Grace Davies on grace@picture-this.org.uk. Application deadline is Monday 7 January 2008.
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