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Z I N E n new media |
a journal of new media experimental visual literary theory practice
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1998 SEP 11
Canuck Connections
Web Del Sol, Perihelion site, DIGITAL LANGU(IM)AGE: language and image as objects in a field by west coast artist and poet Jim Andrews.
The Perhelion site at WDS specializes in new media theory, and my
good friend Jim is a theoretical thinker to stand with the best of
them. His work at Perihelion is good -- good for Jim, for WDS
and Perihelion, and good for Zn readers (because you can read it
by clicking below)... webdelsol.com/Perihelion/jimarticle.htm USA On the WDS bulletin board is Jim's follow-
And if you'd like to see still more of Jim's work, then look into
Zn ART, LIT, and WEB... he's an active kinda guy.
Another active friend Date: Thu, 10 Sep 1998 10:22:46 From: T.S. Thomas <thomast@infomatch.com> Subject: update 404 404 update, September 1998 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE September 10, 1998 Contact: Tom @ 604 926-2015 Word On The Street @ 604 632-9910 thomast@infomatch.com The Word from Cyberspace. Vancouver poet T.S. (Tom) Thomas is scheduled to perform at Vancouver's 4th annual Word On The Street Festival at Library Square on September 27th. Thomas is well-known for his outdoor text installations (POETRY AT WORK) which entail the laying out of large letters on the ground in public spaces. At last year's festival, Thomas installed a poem measuring 20 meters (60 ft) in length at the library's main entrance. A video clip showing passersby interacting with the work can be viewed at the archives of DENTV, http://www.dentv.com This year's installation is titled: The Word from Cyberspace. Thomas' new poem extends themes along those presented last year, and incorporates his World Wide Web project, File Not Found 404. File Not Found 404 has been described as 'conceptual Web art' and the 'world's first known deconstructed Web site'. It can be viewed at http://www.islandnet.com/404 Thomas' most recent Poetry Installation, 'A Wanton Act of Poetry', was performed in collaboration with Jamie Reid and saxophonist Henry Boudin at English Bay during Vancouver's International Jazz Festival (June 98). The text from last year's Word On The Street installation along with other information about Thomas' work can be accessed at http://infomatch.com/~thomast/More about the work of T.S. Thomas here in Zn LIT and WEB. Another busy guy, eh?
Mike Harris,
By request of certain irate business folks, here is my rendition of
a situation described to me by telephone -- my first foray into
the world of political cartooning...
Well, not really.
If you would like to have a copy, please help yourself. To my family,
friends, and fellow entrepreneurs in Ontario... good luck. |
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