Exhbition: POSTHUMAN Literature

Year: 2021

Credit: DSS

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AI Seems to be a verb (2021) featured in the POSTHUMAN Literature exhibition, Norway.

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POSTHUMAN Literature


AI Seems to be a verb (2021) was featured in the POSTHUMAN Literature, an internationally juried exhibition by the Electronic Literature Organisation (ELO), in Bergen, Norway, 2021.

Posthuman Exhibition Norway
Posthuman Exhibition Norway, [Installation view], 2021, Various, Various, Karen ann Donnachie & Andy Simionato.
Posthuman Exhibition Norway
Posthuman Exhibition Norway, [Installation view], 2021, Various, Various, Karen ann Donnachie & Andy Simionato.

With works by Winnie Soon, Simon Biggs, Beat Suter and René Bauer, Roderick Coover, Will Luers, Karen Ann Donnachie and Andy Simionato, Nick Montfort, Kyle Booten, David Thomas Henry Wright, Johannah Rodgers, Santiago Canek and Zapata Paniagua, Kat Mustatea, John Murray and Mark Marino, Brad Gallagher, Eamon O’Kane, David Jhave Johnston. Curated by Eamon O’Kane, Jason Nelson, Scott Rettberg, and Joseph Tabbi.


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