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Full-Text Articles in Art Practice
Toward Disruptive Creation In Digital Literature Instruction, Michael D. Clark
Toward Disruptive Creation In Digital Literature Instruction, Michael D. Clark
Journal of Creative Writing Studies
Given the multimodal and collaborative nature of digital literature along with the ways it often embodies the theories informing its artistic production, approaches to exploring both the creation and study of the form must abandon legacy pedagogies in favor of disruptive, student-driven course experiences. This work must further include explorations of digital culture, means of production, multimodal literacies, and connections with various definitions of literature ranging from print to auditory to visual forms. To accomplish this, instructors must move from more traditional hierarchical roles to those of facilitator and participant, committing consistently to returning decision-making work to the students.
Creative Writing Across Mediums And Modes: A Pedagogical Model, Saul B. Lemerond Phd
Creative Writing Across Mediums And Modes: A Pedagogical Model, Saul B. Lemerond Phd
Journal of Creative Writing Studies
This is a creative practice (pedagogy) paper outlining the current formulation of my multimodal introduction to creative writing course. In this paper, I describe the course in detail, address the tensions, tradeoffs, and workarounds inherent in abandoning the traditional workshop model, describe instances of student engagement and success to illuminate this process, and endeavor to explain why high amounts of engagement and enthusiasm I get from my students concerning the content of my course is justified. My multimodal course is a generative course where my students are required to produce work in different creative modes on a near weekly basis. …
Introduction: What Is “Creative Making As Creative Writing”?, Kathi Berens
Introduction: What Is “Creative Making As Creative Writing”?, Kathi Berens
Journal of Creative Writing Studies
This special issue of the Journal of Creative Writing Studies centers on how creative writing changes when writers actively engage computers as nonhuman collaborators in “creative making.” Using examples from McGurl’s The Program Era, Emily Dickinson, and the crowdsourced “translation” of Melville’s classic into Emoji Dick, Berens suggests that creative writing methods have long been procedural and technologic.
There are many forms of creative making. This special issue features creative writers that
- Write code to output novels
- Redefine how we think of writing’s “container”
- Demonstrate aspects of the digital-first, multimodal writing classroom
- Modify or remix existing artworks
Berens supplies three …
To See Again: Vision And Revelation In American Poetics, Emily C. Raabe
To See Again: Vision And Revelation In American Poetics, Emily C. Raabe
Dissertations, Theses, and Capstone Projects
With this project, I am arguing for a particularly American visual poetics that dwells in the state of suspension implied by attention, quivering between wonder and contemplation, immobility and unfixity as it seeks to reveal, as Maurice Merleau-Ponty writes in his 1945 The Phenomenology of Perception, the world which is “always ‘already there’ before reflection begins — as an inalienable presence.”[1] Grounded in visual theory, the project pairs poets and artists, searching not for similitude, but rather examining resemblance, difference, and most important, relation. Susan Howe, one of my guides for this project, writes that, “immense perspectives …
The Curse Of Feathers, Victoria Presslor
Never Fall In Love With A Reader, Aneava Trusty Revesz
Never Fall In Love With A Reader, Aneava Trusty Revesz
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Roomies, Justine Swisher
Sinking Boat, Alyson Laplante
Portrait Of A Depressive With Friendly Fire And Denial, Taylor R. Thurmond
Portrait Of A Depressive With Friendly Fire And Denial, Taylor R. Thurmond
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Kaepheiwaternymph.Tumblr.Com, Anna Louise Wilson
[Title: Undetermined], Taylor R. Thurmond
Self-Portrait As Kitchen Floor, Alyson Laplante
Corners, Laura Gentry
Flower, Laura Gentry
Hylophobia: Fear Of Forests, Erin Kaczmarek
Canto, Sam T. Morlan
Suicide Is Never The Answer, Sam T. Morlan
Spilling, Madison Reneé Williams
Waves, Regan Zerwig
Names: A Sestina, Matthew Fash
Grindr, Matthew Fash
Origami, Matthew Fash
Fever, Zoey Carr
Off The Wall, Jennifer Kirk
Radiance, Seirra Nobbe
My Body, Your Body, Sydnee Morgan, Kristofer D. Coleman
My Body, Your Body, Sydnee Morgan, Kristofer D. Coleman
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Lines About, Kristofer D. Coleman
Names And Lights, Kristofer D. Coleman
Bondage, Jo'niah Tyson
Our America In The 21st Century, Kendra Moe