ELO
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Coverage of the State of the Arts Symposium in the LA Times
This Sunday’s Living section of the Los Angeles Times featured an article about the recent 2002 ELO State of the Arts Symposium at UCLA. Aside from a couple of factual… Read more.
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State of the Arts Symposium a Success
The ELO Symposium was a huge success. Three nights of hypermedia readings by new and established artists and two full days of panel discussions by speakers from multi-disciplinary experiences and… Read more.
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State of the Arts Gallery Online
The Gallery of creative works and papers accepted for the ELO Symposium is now online. Access the analytical papers and creative works that were exbhibited in the Gallery from your… Read more.
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New Volume of TIR Web
The journal of new media and experimental writing and art published at the University of Iowa contains: the new work “Dervish Flowers,” a shockwave work by French painter Nicolas Clauss… Read more.
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New CTHEORY Issue
CTHEORY’s “Theory, Technology and Culture” contains an interview with a pioneer in the field of virtual reality and interactive art — Myron Krueger. Read more.
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New Journal of New Media & Culture
The first issue of NMEDIAC, the Journal of New Media & Culture is now available. It includes articles by Amy Davila, Kavita Philip & Terry Harpold, Miriam Fernndez Santiago, Megan… Read more.
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New ebr Riposte
Mark Hansen responds to Linda Brigham’s review of his book, Skip LaPlante, responds to Kermani’s article “The Sonic Spectrum,” Elise Kermani answers LaPlante, Scott Rettberg proposes a more generative approach… Read more.
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2002: a Palindrome Story in 2002 Words Released
Spineless Books releases a unique new work by Nick Montfort and William Gillespie, 2002: A Palindrome Story. Click on our link and log in with a username of “Bob” and… Read more.
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ELO on NPR
Listen to John Cayley, Larry McCaffery and Scott Rettberg discuss electronic literature on Chicago Public Radio’s “Odyssey.” (Program description) (52 minute Realaudio stream) [Links updated April 2005] Read more.
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Eastgate To Release New Title by Judd Morrissey and Lori Talley
My Name is Captain, Captain. is the anticipated new work from Eastgate. Robert Coover says: “Using verbal and visual metaphors from the early days of flight in the hypermedia skies… Read more.