The Learning Screen

 

 

electronic literature

 

— from ELO Directory, ELO Collection Vol. 1, and poems that GO (archive).

 

• Bobby Rabyd — Sunshine ’69 (1996).
   

• Caitlin Fisher — These Waves of Girls (2001)
   

• Shelley Jackson — my body—a Wunderkammer (1997) & The Doll Games (2001)
   

• Sharif Ezzat — Like Stars in a Clear Night Sky (2006)
   

• J.R. Carpenter — The Cape (2005)
   

• Stephanie Strickland & Cynthia Lawson: Slipping Glimpse (2007) & Vniverse (2002)

 

• Alan Bigelow — What They Said (2008) & My Summer Vacation (2008)
   

• Alexandra Saemmer — Tramway (2009)
   

• Brian Kim Stefans — The Dreamlife of Letters (2000)
   

• Craig Saper: The Reading Machine

 

• Kate Pullinger & Chris Joseph — Inanimate Alice
   

• Donna Leishman — RedRidinghood (2001)
   

• babel and escha — “Urbanalities” (2005)
   

• Ingrid Ankerson & Megan Sapnar — “Crusing” (2001)
   

• Dan Waber — Strings (1999)
   

• Lance Olsen & Tim Guthrie — 10:01 (2005)
   

• John Cayley — wotclock (2002) or What We Will (2003)
   

• Reiner Strasser and Alan Sondheim — Dawn
   

• Edward Falco & Mary Pinto — Chemical Landscapes Digital Tales

 

• Jacqueline Goss — “Solstice” (2007)
   

• Jeremy Bushnell — The Imaginary Year (2004)
   

• Jason Nelson: Dreamaphage (2003-04)
       — Between Treacherous Objects (2006)
   

• Dan Waber and Jason Pimble — “I, You, We” (2005)
   

• Mary Flanagan — [theHouse] (2006)
   

• Daniel C. Howe and Aya Karpinska — open.ended (2004)
   

• M.D. Coverly — Accounts of the Glass Sky (2001)
   

• Reiner Strasser & M.D. Coverly — in the white darkness (2004)
   

• Mark Amerika — FILMTEXT 2.0
   

• Jim Andrews — Nio (2001)
   

• Maria Mencia — Birds Singing Other Birds’ Songs(2001)

 
 

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social media // digital culture

 
 

» Sigur Rós Heima (U.K.) & Hvarf-Heim (U.S.)

 
 

 

 

• The Wilderness Downtown — interactive video for “We Used to Wait” by Arcade Fire.

• Created by Chris Milk (2010)

 

» “young me / now me”   &   “Like Mom, Like Dad”    series @ zefrank.com

 
 

 

» Logorama from Marc Altshuler – Human Music on Vimeo

This is a short film that was directed by the French animation collective H5, François Alaux, Hervé de Crécy + Ludovic Houplain. It was presented at the Cannes Film Festival 2009. It opened the 2010 Sundance Film Festival and won a 2010 academy award under the category of animated short.