I’m here in Buffalo for the E-Poetry Festival at UB. Last night I got to present work downtown at the Sqeuaky Wheel, a media arts center that has been helping artists produce video, film, and digital work since 1985.<\/p>\n
With my collaborator Stephanie Strickland, I presented “Sea and Spar Between,”<\/a> our recent poetry generator which offers an unusual interface to about 225 trillion stanzas arranged in a lattice.<\/p>\n The full program for the evening<\/a> included Alan Bigelow’s presentation of his “This Is Not a Poem,”<\/a> which allows you to become a “treejay” and modify Joyce Kilmer’s “Trees”; a presentation of the voice-acted, distributed disaster narrative L.A. Flood<\/i><\/a> project by Mark Marino; and a tribute to Millie Niss<\/a> presented by her mother and collaborator, Martha Deed. These were followed by a very nice set of motion pictures, including, for instance, Ottar Ormstad’s “When,” featuring hulks of cars, the lowercase letter y, and the color yellow.<\/p>\n It was great to present with Stephanie in this context. Thanks particularly to Sandy Baldwin for introducing us and to Tammy McGovern at the Squeaky Wheel for hosting us.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" I’m here in Buffalo for the E-Poetry Festival at UB. Last night I got to present work downtown at the Sqeuaky Wheel, a media arts center that has been helping artists produce video, film, and digital work since 1985. With my collaborator Stephanie Strickland, I presented “Sea and Spar Between,” our recent poetry generator which … <\/p>\n