DHTML Dances: The Making of an E-Poet
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Publication date: 2014
Arts & Cultural Studies Review, 2014, Issue 2 (20) , pp. 163 - 177
https://doi.org/10.4467/20843860PK.13.015.2864Authors
DHTML Dances: The Making of an E-Poet
Canadian poet, programmer, and artist Jim Andrews lived and worked in Seattle 1997–2000, participating in the exuberant economic and technological growth known as the dot-com era. Andrews’ DHTML poems engage the materiality of Web technologies from this moment in computational history and were instrumental in his formation as a poet. This article performs media-specific analyses on Enigma n and Seattle Drift to contextualize and demonstrate Andrews’ evolution into an e-poet.
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Information: Arts & Cultural Studies Review, 2014, Issue 2 (20) , pp. 163 - 177
Article type: Original article
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DHTML Dances: The Making of an E-Poet
DHTML Dances: The Making of an E-Poet
University of Puerto Rico - Rio Piedras, Avenida Barbosa y Avenida Juan Ponce De León, San Juan, 00931, Portoryko
Published at: 2014
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