March 2003 – Electronic Literature Organization

March 21, 2003ELO

Culture Machine 5

The latest issue of the e-journal, Culture Machine, features articles written by N. Katherine Hayles, Mark Amerika, Ted Striphas, Andy Miah, Gary Hall, Alan Clinton, Charlie Gere, Anna Munster, Cathryn Vasseleu, Chris Chesher, Gregory L. Ulmer, and Bernard Stiegler. Culture Machine accepts submissions written about any facet of culture and theory.

Culture Machine is accepting contributions for its February 2004 issue, Culture Machine 6: Deconstruction is/in Cultural Studies. The contributions may address any aspect of cultural studies in relation to deconstruction, or between Ã¢â‚¬Å“oldÃ¢â‚¬Â and Ã¢â‚¬Å“newÃ¢â‚¬Â cultural studies. The deadline for submissions is October 2003. For more information, visit the Culture Machine website.

March 21, 2003ELO

History of Computer Graphics and Art

The History of Computer Graphics and Art is building a data bank of computer graphics and art. From a historical standpoint, this project will depict the evolution of computer graphics, art, and thought about art as it relates to the advancement of technology. Anyone who feels that their work has furthered the field of computer graphics and art is urged to participate.

March 21, 2003ELO

State of the Arts Book

State of the Arts CD/Book is now available. Contact the ELO office for details on how to purchase one!

March 10, 2003ELO

Katherine Hayles Wins Award For “Writing Machines”

Katherine HaylesÃ¢â‚¬â„¢ Writing Machines has won the Susanne E. Langer Award for Outstanding Scholarship in the Ecology of Symbolic Form. The award will be presented by the Media Ecology Association at its annual meeting in June.

March 2, 2003ELO

Whalelane – Issue No. 6

Whalelane, an online journal of writing, the visual arts, and experimental formats, is celebrating its first anniversary online with Issue No. 6. The March 15th issue features poetry and fiction from Kevin Minh Allen, Ace Boggess, Dave Earnhardt, Carrie Heimer, Linden Ontjes and a lost haiku from Carl Harte as recollected by David Kozubei. Visual artists Sheila Ernst-Bifano, Claudio Parentela, and Josh Rickenbach will be presented, as well as an interactive work by Mez and animation by Crankbunny.