Translation Tuesday: Two Poems by Véronique Bergen In our first Translation Tuesday feature for the new year, revel in two outrightly explosive and psychedelic poems by the Belgian poet, novelist, and philosopher Véronique Bergen. “I petal blue,” is how Bergen begins one of these poems and it is in this frenzied flowering of one’s subjectivity […]
5 janvier 2022 – #BelgianPoetryAnthology #Margento Nouvel épisode Lire la suite »
Transmedia computational poem by Margento commissioned by New York Romanian Cultural Institute (RCI NY / ICR NY) and released on October 19th 2021. Video: https://bit.ly/30Is5Fd. #PathFinding #Multilingual #CorpusAlternating #VectorProsody #GraphPoem GitHub: https://github.com/Margento/two_walls_and_a_mirror.
MARGENTO, Steve Rushton, and Taner Murat. 2021. Various Wanted. An (almost) missing original and five–literary, computational, and visual–translations. Iasi & London: Timpul. A UK/Romania project commemorating 2 millennia since the passing of Roman poet Ovid as an exile among the Black-Sea-coast Getae in Dacia (present-day Romania). An Arts Council England and British Council project. About
#GraphPoem (from the DHSI website) Event chair: Chris Tanasescu (UCLouvain) All those connected to DHSI and its 2021 edition are invited to be part of the EPoetry event #GraphPoem by MARGENTO at 9:30 AM Pacific Time on June 11 by contributing text files or weblinks to a collectively assembled dataset and/or run a script plotting the
#GraphPoem @ DHSI 2021–the Recording Lire la suite »
Margento, << Voyage-collage informatique à travers un corpus de poésie francophone >>, Francophonie vivante, 2020/2, p. 99 Un tout grand merci à la Professeure Myriam Watthee-Delmotte pour avoir sollicité cette contribution !
16 mai 2021 – La Chaire Altissia dans Francophonie Vivante Lire la suite »
Libres propros L’ubiquité du numérique : réalité d’aujourd’hui et responsabilité de façonner l’avenir Article publié le 26 / 03 / 2021. Cette rubrique invite un/des expert(s) à faire part d’un message jugé important dans le contexte actuel. Chris Tanasescu est titulaire de la Chaire Altissia qui, au-delà des savoirs parcellaires, mêle sciences humaines et technologie
La Chaire Altissia dans MAGAZINE PROF Lire la suite »
« A-poetic Technology. #GraphPoem and the Social Function of Computational Performance » in the latest issue of the Digital Humanities (DH) publication DH Benelux Journal. Co-authored by members of the #AltissiaChair international team: Chris Tanasescu (Margento), Diana Inkpen, Vaibhav Kesarwani, and Prasadith Kirinde Gamaarachchige. Enjoy!
18 septembre 2020 – #AltissiaChair #Margento Article in DH Benelux Journal, Volume 2 Lire la suite »
L’enregistrement est disponible sur https://www.facebook.com/Margento.Official/videos/258782398561197/ #GraphPoem #DHSI20 @MARGENTO_
12 juin 2020 – Enregistrement de la représentation #GraphPoem @ DHSI 2020 Lire la suite »
DHSI 2020 — Online Edition Table of Contents 1) Welcome2) DHSI Conference and Colloquium (2-6, 9-10 June 2020) & ADHO Pedagogy SIG Mini-Conference (6 June 2020)3) Project Management in the Humanities (6 June 2020)4) RTL (7 June 2020)5) #GraphPoem6) Interdisciplinary Digital Engagement in Arts & Humanities (IDEAH)7) DHSI 2020 at a glance #GraphPoem (5 June 2020) All those connected to DHSI and
LA CHAIRE ALTISSIA @ DHSI 2020 Lire la suite »
