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VIRTUAL: ‘Specific Qualities that Cannot be Displayed on Paper’ — Digital Poetries Now
23 June 2021, 2:00 pm–3:30 pm
Digital poetry is a flexible and porous genre that operates at the intersection of text, sound, image and programmable content via web pages, blogs and apps – and this is only a very partial list. In this session, we'll explore current themes and movements within digital poetry in the UK and internationally. In particular, we will focus on form and digital poetries that use ‘the properties of the digital medium in a meaningfully distinct manner.
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Open to
- All
Availability
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Organiser
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Mariah Whelan / Institute of Advanced Studiesmariah.whelan@ucl.ac.uk
(Quotes taken from Poetry Beyond Text, ‘Digital Poetry’, http://www.poetrybeyondtext.org/digital-poetry.html)
Image credit: "Computer Code Gives Astrophysicists First Full Simulation of Star's Final Hours" by Berkeley Lab is licensed under CC BY-NC-ND 2.0
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