Inspect Elements: A Reading with The HTML Review
Featuring readings and installations from: Eloisa Amezcua, Todd Anderson, Matthew Baker, Esther Bouquet, Spencer Chang, Katy Gero, Betsy Kenyon, May-Li Khoe, Daniel Lichtman, Nathan Mifsud, Alex Miller, Nick Montfort, Larissa Pham, Everest Pipkin, Jayson Smith, Andy Wallace, Logan Williams, Katerine Yang, Lucy Zhang, Ivan Zhao
La MaMa and CultureHub present a live reading with contributors from the first two issues of the The HTML Review. An eclectic group of poets, writers, artists, technologists will showcase poetic instruments, interactive fictions, illustrated essays, movable lyrics, linguistic gardens, and pixelated memories.
Founded by Shelby Wilson and Maxwell Neely-Cohen in 2022, The HTML Review is an annual journal of literature made for the web. It publishes digitally native poetry, fiction, essays, memoirs, and experiments, all while trying to celebrate and reclaim a participatory internet.
Featuring readings and installations from:
Eloisa Amezcua
Todd Anderson
Matthew Baker
Esther Bouquet
Spencer Chang
Katy Gero
Betsy Kenyon
May-Li Khoe
Daniel Lichtman
Nathan Mifsud
Alex Miller
Nick Montfort
Larissa Pham
Everest Pipkin
Jayson Smith
Andy Wallace
Logan Williams
Katerine Yang
Lucy Zhang
Ivan Zhao
7pm ET: Installations Open
7:30pm ET: Readings
This event is part of Experiments in Digital Storytelling, a program of La MaMa and CultureHub that incubates story-driven art works that harness digital distribution platforms, expand online audience engagement, and push the boundaries of current artistic forms.
This event is part of Experiments in Digital Storytelling, a program of La MaMa and CultureHub that incubates story-driven art works that harness digital distribution platforms, expand online audience engagement, and push the boundaries of current artistic forms.
CultureHub
CultureHub pushes the boundaries of artistic collaboration and experimentation as an incubator for creativity focused on the intersection of art and technology. We serve local and global communities by providing an open space for creative research, artistic exchange and learning.