Coming in December: A VR experience w/physical archives held in The NEXT. Imagine the beach ball Richard Holeton used in the 2000s when he performed Figurski at Findhorn on Acid, modeled as a 3D object & accessible via a Quest 2 & 3, & the Apple Vision Pro vimeo.com/1023715967

The Holly, Richard, Greg, and I with Holly and Richard's family visiting ELL today. Lots of happy people!

The lab just finished reconstructing Christy Sheffield Sanford's "Red Mona," a net art piece published originally in 1997. The story, based on Guy de Maupassant's "Petit Soldat," unfolds over 45 flash cards. dtc-wsuv.org/projects/red-mo… @WSUVancouver @eliterature

What every digital textual scholar loves: The original edits of a hypertext novel. Here is Richard Smyth's Genetis, edited by Cramer.

ELL has expanded into a new space for the physical archives it is holding for The NEXT. It now consists of three spaces 1) the Reading Room, 2) the Archival Space, and 3) the Sound and Video Studio @eliterature

Week 4 of Women's History Month & we're honoring Marisa Parham. Her ".break .dance" is a mash up of images, video, animation, & text inhabiting “spaces of possibility” around, across, and beyond the screen. We are so pleased to feature it in Vision Unbound the-next.eliterature.org/exh…

Yesterday we received this wonderful surprise from artist Nanette Wylde. The CD-ROM contains her "flip books" from 1997-2011. The sleeve is handmade as is the insert explaining the art. Loaded in the computer, the icon matches the aesthetic. Look for it in The NEXT! @eliterature

Week 2 of Women's History Month and we continue with honoring Amira Hanafi and her work, "A Dictionary of the Revolution." Here is an image from it showing the words in the dictionary @eliterature

Week 2 of Women's History Month, featuring Amira Hanafi's "A Dictionary of the Revolution." An interactive, multi-vocal piece that chronicles the “evolving language” of the years-long revolutionary period through voices of 100s of people recorded in 2014: the-next.eliterature.org/exh…

Happy Women's History Month. Today we continue to feature Melody Mou Peijing and her work, "At Nightfall, the Goldfish." These two images show the way the story unfolds through hyperlinks. Experience it at the-next.eliterature.org/exh… @eliterature