#ReadingClub #Jeu de Paume #Raymond Queneau

Jeu de Paume, 1, place de la Concorde, Paris.
19 11 2013 19 heures
+ online (readingclub.fr)

En présence de Annie Abrahams et de Emmanuel Guez, une session double et simultanée du Reading Club sur un texte de Raymond Queneau, dans le cadre de l’exposition Erreur d’Impression, publier à l’ère du numérique, proposée par Alessandro Ludovico.

– With for the English session : JR Carpenter, Jerome Fletcher, Leonardo Flores and Renee Turner.

– Avec pour la session en français : Eric Arlix, Philippe Castellin, Catherine Lenoble et Alexandra Saemmer.

– Environnement sonore Christian Vialard.

Avant. Et maintenant. Historique de la lecture/écriture en français : http://readingclub.fr/events/528b45f0db03b5a945000006/1/text

KIND. OF. OR A KNOT OF KIND. Ttimeline of the reading/writing in English: http://readingclub.fr/events/528b45f0db03b5a945000006/0/text

Filed under: Collective writing, Performance, Alexandra Saemmer, Catherine Lenoble, Christian Vialard, Eric Arlix, Jerome Fletcher, Jeu de Paume, JR Carpenter, Leonardo Flores, Philippe Castellin, Queneau, Reading Club, ReadingClub, Renee Turner

I ♥ E-Poetry

Leonardo Flores Loves “A(l)lone” by Annie Abrahams
Article in I ♥ E-Poetry

“When I read this poem, I understood that Abrahams was engaging the Web as a medium for artistic expression in a way that some of my favorite poets (E. E. Cummings among them) engaged the space of the page.”

“This poem’s code doesn’t work in my iPhone’s Safari or Chrome browsers, for instance, and I can see how it might disappear from circulation. But I know it can be ported, reproduced, remixed, and written about.”

Leonardo Flores is Ph.D. Associate Professor of English, UPR: Mayagüez and a Fulbright Scholar in Digital Culture, University of Bergen.

If you  ♥ E-Poetry spend some time on this website – it will be worth it.

Filed under: Net art, A(l)lone, all one, e-poetry, Leonardo Flores, media archeology, obsolescence, poetry